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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Deckard
    Mine is a bit bigger this year though I'll have it on at the QM... what about you boys? suits or tuxes?
    Same Tux different year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Deckard
    Mine is a bit bigger this year though I'll have it on at the QM... what about you boys? suits or tuxes?
    Crossing my fingers for a tux. But won't know until tomorrow evening!
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    I either need a smaller jacket or I need to start eating icecream right now
    Looking for my Emma Peel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Deckard
    What about you? Suit or tux?
    It's a seeeeeeeeecret. You'll see.


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    Hmmm. I think I'd be underdressed in a suit.

    though overdressed in tails.

    In the 30's it would be a tails function
    in the 50's tuxedos

    in the 80's t-shirts

    and nowadays anything goes.

    Though I suggest black tie
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    That's what I like. Dress codes established 48 hours in advance.

    I'm also a bit lighter than I was, Matt. It has created difficult choices. It may be a suit with no other options for me, alas. But I am there to meet you, Marc, James, Root, and all the other wonderful friends here. Exciting stuff - clothes secondary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Deckard
    ... though overdressed in tails.
    I agree. I think that wearing tailcoats on ocean liners -- even British ones -- went out of style not long after the TITANIC went down.


    That said, who cares? If a tailcoat makes you feel good, then by all means wear it. No one is perfect enough to judge you, me, or anyone else on such a matter.


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    We'll see if it makes me feel good or not. At any rate, I'll be a shoo-in for the Guy Kibbee Lookalike contest.
    Talk to the hat, pal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Deckard
    I either need a smaller jacket or I need to start eating icecream right now
    Start eating ice cream now. That would be my advice.
    People think they are so rebellious and original, when really they are just banal, boring and dumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scotrace
    That's what I like. Dress codes established 48 hours in advance.

    I'm also a bit lighter than I was, Matt. It has created difficult choices. It may be a suit with no other options for me, alas. But I am there to meet you, Marc, James, Root, and all the other wonderful friends here. Exciting stuff - clothes secondary.
    I am there to get those free cigars from you and a free tie from Marc.

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    People think they are so rebellious and original, when really they are just banal, boring and dumb.

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