Recent content by Thomas Walden

It looks too saccharine. I won't be seeing it in the theater, but it's possible I may see it on video. Joseph Fiennes is usually good.

I hope you are joking.

You are younger than I, by one year. My regards. Bienvenue!

Nice coat. The last picture is great.

Same here.

I ordered this style because I needed a non-vintage suit of clothes, but I have been eying these (1, 2) for some time.

I weary of the common aluminum can. Fine glass bottles are much more practical, as the neck tapers to a small opening from which drinking is easy. They are usually narrower, as well, allowing for comfortable holding in the hand. And, of course, if situations become rowdy, one can always use a...

It certainly is true. I recently ordered a three-piece suit, which should arrive in a week or two. I recommend creating an account and entering your measurements before attempting to begin your order.

I was thinking the same. Yet it is easy to become a cynic when so many people seem so uncouth and obtuse, even punkish. I suppose the best one can do is try to be a gentleman.

"Nerd" I be, as well, but it is true that if he were actually wearing pants at that level, they wouldn't be sagging so. And I must say, aside from powdered wigs and frills, some styles in the eighteenth century were not half bad.

An impressive myriad of callings! And, of course, my congratulations to those completing their degrees! As for me, I am still a student (the greatest "job" of all).

I don't recommend using a four-in-hand (unless you want a very small, tight knot). It's asymmetrical, as you probably know.

Indeed, I forgot about displaying the cummerbund. This is important.

The ones in your avatar look good to me. By the way, that's a great site, Oscar. I love the eighteenth century glasses.

Venice is such a great place to blow your savings... Happy hat hunting!