Clothier Celebrates!

Clothier is tired of mourning. And all of his black clothes are dirty.

So today, today we celebrate the life of Robin Meade, host of the Morning Show on Headline News.

clothier wrote:

Clothier is tired of mourning. And all of his black clothes are dirty.

So today, today we celebrate the life of Robin Meade, host of the Morning Show on Headline News.

Do you think Chet Huntley ever posed for glamor shots?



oh...and by the way...

This reminder of despair and mortality has been brought to you by Pall Mall, Pall Mall, when you want pure tobacco goodness without those stupid filters getting in the way of robust flavor. Pall Mall.

Tobacco...the only product which, when used as intended, results in death.

When I first quickly scanned this thread's title I thought it said:

Clothier's Celibate!

i95 wrote:

Tobacco...the only product which, when used as intended, results in death.

You are forgetting about crack...and crack whores...and guns...and chili cheese fries. While we are at it....the use as intended thing is a bit of a gray area with the cigarettes as there is no wet hair-lather-rinse-repeat message on the packs. I am guessing if you smoked 2 or 3 a day you wouldn't knock too much off your life, The problem comes from folks over using said product. The same over use issues can arise from abuse of many products...cheese...ice cream...steak...beer...crack...crack whores...oh wait...I went there already.

As the supreme being said in the movie time bandits...

Kevin: Yes, why does there have to be evil?
Supreme Being: I think it has something to do with free will.

honestly, this started out to be a thread about hot chix, and look where you've dragged.


Now I miss George, too.

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

When I first quickly scanned this thread's title I thought it said:

Clothier's Celibate!

Does his wife know?

Agent 13 wrote:

As the supreme being said in the movie time bandits...

Kevin: Yes, why does there have to be evil?
Supreme Being: I think it has something to do with free will.

That's a great friggin movie. Even at 39 years of age. Even without weed.

clothier wrote:

honestly, this started out to be a thread about hot chix, and look where you've dragged.


Now I miss George, too.

Dude...seriously...Chet Huntley is not that hot.

today Clothier celebrates Erin Andrews.

When I searched for more info on the one you celebrate, the google asked if I was searching for "Charity Hodges", who apparently is another sports-show bimbette/window dressing. This is she...

George...get your sensitive co-workers away from screen...scan down







































That reminds me of an old chestnut...Hey, I gotta check the air in my tires.

Agent 13 wrote:

It's always nice when America finally recognizes and respects an all-natural woman.

C'mon man....clearly those nails are press-ons.

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

The Goddess wrote:

C'mon man....clearly those nails are press-ons.

She has nails?

The Goddess wrote:

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

Not me. I like lots and lots of pubic hair!

The Goddess wrote:

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

Pedophilia? Personally I have an affinity for good topiary...



As to your request for a serious answer...

1. Serious? Here? Seriously?

2. Perhaps it is the ultimate in grooming?

3. Don't all the male model dudes also shave or wax their bodies including...well...you know...down there? Meaning this is not just a male fascination?? George...your expert thoughts on this appreciated.

Angus McRib wrote:

Is that a Hasidic Rabbi in your pants or are you just glad to see me?

The Goddess wrote:

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

relax, it's only fashion.

This whole "to pube or not to pube" discussion brings a little story to mind.

I have a gentleman working for me that has been here almost 40 years and during all that time has displayed close to zero sense of humor. The only time I saw a break in this guy's uber-serious veneer was due to the scenario described below.

When we purchase a pattern from one of our suppliers we tend to change the pattern name (to mask its origin from our competitors) but retain the color names that the supplier uses. I innocently chose to name a very soft and supple satin fabric "Smoothie" being totally unaware that the supplier had named one of their brown colorways "Beaver". The employee in question was red-faced and giggling like a little schoolgirl when he came to my office to declare that perhaps "Smoothie Beaver" was not the optimum name for this item.

Angus McRib wrote:

The Goddess wrote:

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

Not me. I like lots and lots of pubic hair!

Now THAT picture looks like wanderingjew!

The Goddess wrote:

On a related topic, a serious question that requires a serious answer....

WHAT IS THAT MEN FIND SO HOT ABOUT NO PUBIC HAIR?

Is it because men have a latent pedophilia?

Simple....if we're not allowed to keep this...



...then women ain't allowed to keep that!

Fair is fair, you know.

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

This whole "to pube or not to pube" discussion brings a little story to mind.

I have a gentleman working for me that has been here almost 40 years and during all that time has displayed close to zero sense of humor. The only time I saw a break in this guy's uber-serious veneer was due to the scenario described below.

When we purchase a pattern from one of our suppliers we tend to change the pattern name (to mask its origin from our competitors) but retain the color names that the supplier uses. I innocently chose to name a very soft and supple satin fabric "Smoothie" being totally unaware that the supplier had named one of their brown colorways "Beaver". The employee in question was red-faced and giggling like a little schoolgirl when he came to my office to declare that perhaps "Smoothie Beaver" was not the optimum name for this item.

I'd probably buy it sight unseen...without even knowing what it was.