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^well it was mum's birthday yesterday and i wasn't tired. talked and emptied a bottle of wine and after that it was 2.30am…had to be at my mates house at 4.15am, so one hour of sleep was the only thing left to do. wanted to sleep on the 3h car drive but couldn't. wanted to sleep on the 1h train drive but had to catch a different train where i had to change trains like 2times so sleeping was also canceled...now i'm at work! coffee is what i need the most today
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It is a little nippy out today.
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I'm reminded of this quote today, as I am confronted with my inappropriate clothing…
@Giles:"There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing". Sir Ranulph Fiennes
(Houston is currently experiencing sub-freezing temperatures, an occasion nearly as rare as a sober evening for Megatron. I should note, however, that it is infinitely more pleasant weather than in Minnesota.)
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I can't believe "feels like -46" is a thing… I can still wear just a t shirt here
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I can't believe how unimpressed I am with it. It doesn't even seem uncomfortably cold. To Chris' point, I say that with a heavy tee, an IH Henley, a western jersey, a down vest, an alpaca jacket, a fleece lined beaver pelted hat, long johns, and 22 oz duck.
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Originally I had a down expedition coat and a balaclava but that was too warm. Color me surprised.
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I really love this shirt. Tie Dye Paul made it, it's one of two I bought from him. I don't think he does shirts anymore. He has done some really cool backdrops for places like Cervantes in Denver.
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I'm reminded of this quote today, as I am confronted with my inappropriate clothing…
@Giles:"There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing". Sir Ranulph Fiennes
(Houston is currently experiencing sub-freezing temperatures, an occasion nearly as rare as a sober evening for Megatron. I should note, however, that it is infinitely more pleasant weather than in Minnesota.)
That rare :o
I'll mail you my Buzz N3B, I'm sweating my ass off here man.
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^That is sick, never owned a tie dye. The Vermont crunchy in me always wanted one.
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Thanks gents, I love tie dyes too. This is my favorite of the two I currently own, both created by my favorite tie dyer. His technique is so identifiable that I've approached–and been approached by--other fans of his: "Did you get that shirt from a guy named Tie Dye Paul?" He and his wife do really fine sewing techniques adopted from around the world, so they get a lot of detail that I haven't seen other artisans replicate.
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Damn G!!!
