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@mclaincausey These things are usually subjective but not in your case. Current look is way awesomer vs 2022 McLain.
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@flannel-slut because @mclaincausey looks life the Dude now. And you know sometimes there’s a man
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Well, he’s the man for his time and place
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lol thanks folks. I prefer to add long hair to get the full Dude effect but keeping it trim for now
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@flannel-slut said in Random conversations:
Just got back from a mini getaway where we were away for 3 days. Certain vacations require at least a week to make it worth your while but find coming back to reality from those trips brutal and need a full day to mentally prep Defoe getting back to the grind. This quick trip was great and a perfect recharge of the battery.
Edit: was going to fix the auto correct from Defoe to before but would like to think William would approve.
Its Willem. Yes, I am that asshole.
Those are my principles, and if you don't like them…
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@steelworker damn you but I’ll be the first to concede
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Well corrected sir
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@mclaincausey Nothing like the desert.
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@steelworker within the context of getting away my initial assumption was Daniel not Wilem
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@NickD just noticed your Angel Nieto cap. Very cool! Interested in hearing your story on it if you’d care to share.
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There’s not much of a story to be honest, I’m a big motorcycle racing fan and know of Angel Nieto as a 13x world champion. I saw the hat, liked it, bought it!
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That’s cool. I wasn’t aware, until recently, of Nieto’s past achievements in motorcycle racing even though I follow it over the last 30 years or so.
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Do you also get nervously excited when you wash a project piece for the first time?
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@RobeOfTheMagi absolutely…part of the fun. It’s always exciting for me to see where a piece is headed.
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@RobeOfTheMagi dude, totally. the longer i hold out on that first wash, the more nervous i get too. cant have my creases shifting lol . If you do it frequent enough, crease/fade shift just becomes part of it i guess. If you get a new one every time i guess it doesn't wear out as fast?
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I just gave my IHSH-33t its first wash and I'm really happy that the creases in the armes emerged back were they were supposed to be and that there is no marbling.
My washing machine has a mind of its own, so I can never really be sure what it really decides to do when I turn the spin off.
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for Rory -
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@RobeOfTheMagi I think you’ve been around long enough to know that the correct answer is both (but not necessarily at the same time)
Yesterday was a CPO day, today was a type III day – I wouldn’t want to give either of them up!
