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New Queen Elizabeth (III?)
Odd, that. QM2 makes regular Transatlantic voyages from Southampton to New York. See http://www.cunard.com/Destinations/default.asp?Region=7 There is a season, however; she's off the Transatlantic run until April, as she stops in January. You'd have to call them to make shipping...- Groupe G
- Post #30
- Forum: The Golden Era
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New Queen Elizabeth (III?)
Don't knock Cunard till you try one. The Cunarders are the last true liners afloat - indeed, don't let the skipper catch you calling either QM2 or Vic a "cruise ship"! You may find yourself over the side! :D I just this past Monday got off the Queen Mary II after 15 days. It was a wonderful...- Groupe G
- Post #20
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Loungers' Pets
Congrats, Binkie! I'll have to upload come piccies of my retired racing Greyhounds.- Groupe G
- Post #1,727
- Forum: The Display Case
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Fish and chips and other balms for the soul
East Coasters (USA): There's a smashing place in NJ called The Ship Inn. It's NJ's first brewpub, founded by a couple of ex-pat Yorkshiremen. They brew an outstanding Bitter which pairs well with their F&C. You can even get a side of mushy peas. Trouble is, they don't do proper chips...- Groupe G
- Post #56
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Ladies.. HELP!!! My 16 yr old daughter wants to attend formal in WWII style!!!
Reconstructing History is carrying an excellent book on vintage hairstyling: https://www.reconstructinghistory.com/vintage-hairstyling-retro-styles-with-step-by-step-techniques.php?s=&c=178&q=1&p=591&w=21 Of course I call it excellent; I work there. ;) Good luck! -
Carnation in lapel?
This is important. Gentlemen should eschew pocket squares altogether when wearing a buttonhole, as they distract from the attractiveness of the flower. As important is the size of the buttonhole. As others have pointed out, size matters. Gentlemen should wear buttonholes of a size as to...- Groupe G
- Post #44
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Matching tie & pocket square
Good heavens. That last makes me want to either cry or shoot his tailor. Unless his tailor is Mr Sears-Roebuck; should it be so I have little idea where to begin. It is what one might call a "target-rich environment". I must say I agree: Exactly matching necktie and pocket square matching is...- Groupe G
- Post #19
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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How Good a Husband are You? - 1933 Edition
Wow. I scored 115! Who'd'a thunk it? Distressingly, my wife scored a 39. She attributes this to being a wife of the Nora Charles, pre-Nicky archetype. As witness, I attest to this being 110% true - she is of that archetype. :D Cheers, Bob- Groupe G
- Post #57
- Forum: The Golden Era
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You know you've been re-enacting WW2 for too long when…
76. You peel the labels off your bottles of beer and paste on copies of the 1943 version you found online. Cheers, Bob
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