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presently lives in Jeffersonville Indiana with his three
concubines and some chickens.
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"The Wimmens are Supposed to be Followers behind their MEN"
Very very timely commentary by MR. GRUBB. Apparently very much a PUBLIC GOVERMENT
WATCHDOG
As a Southern Gentleman reading GAW, I must beg the question didn't this guy's mother WARN him NOT to wear PLAID with PLAID?
It just sooo diminishes a NSBHM type performance !
Rule for public apearances:
One may only wear ONE plaid garment at a time.
Additionally, the rules of fashion dictate that one may wear a STRIPPED shirt with a PATTERN tie, but NEVER a STRIPPED tie with a PLAID shirt.
As an example, if I must, it is permissible to wear a madras tie with a stripped seer sucker jacket or full suit, of course with a solid color shirt.
Colors, of course, at ALL times should be well and tastefully coordinated. The Red, white, and blue bow tie does try somewhat to pick up the theme of the light outer jacket, but the color of the jacket seems to be fadding toward a pinkish impact.It doesn't quite work.
The colors of the tie and jacket are TRYING to possibly be appropriate with ONE of the plaid shirts which has some dominant red in its pattern. However, there is a SERIOUS clash with the second plaid shirt. My oh my, what can one say about TWO plaid garments worn at the same time?
Further, the mutted grey button hensley worn under the jacket and two shirts could be a nice statement as a "layered look", but only if worn casually with an "open colar" affectation.
One must NEVER try to pull off the "open colar" jaunty look in combination with a huge, garish bow tie. It just isn't done!
Beau Brummell Fashion Editor/Arbitraitor for The New York Times and The New Yorker in a special to GAW
Draino, sadly, I must inform you that Mr. Grubbs recently passed away. He died an unnatural death. He was the victim of a fire in his Bloomington home.
No word on whether it was a suspicious fire or not.
Wait!!!! THis just in!!! I learned that Mr. Grubb was a Republican Precinct Committee man but it came out that he had lobbied the Democratic Party Chairman to let him run on the Dem ticket for City Council in Bloomington!
Scandal! The man was discredited. His word no longer carried the same force in his appearances before Government groups! Tragedy!
Anonymous said…
Goliath posted: "I learned that Mr. Grubb was a Republican Precinct Committee man but it came out that he had lobbied the Democratic Party Chairman to let him run on the Dem ticket for City Council in Bloomington!"
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WARN him NOT to wear PLAID with PLAID?
It just sooo diminishes a NSBHM type performance !
Rule for public apearances:
One may only wear ONE plaid garment at a time.
Additionally, the rules of fashion dictate that
one may wear a STRIPPED shirt with a PATTERN tie,
but NEVER a STRIPPED tie with a PLAID shirt.
As an example, if I must, it is permissible to wear a madras tie with a stripped seer sucker jacket or full suit, of course with a solid color shirt.
Colors, of course, at ALL times should be well and tastefully coordinated.
The Red, white, and blue bow tie does try somewhat to pick up the theme of the light outer jacket,
but the color of the jacket seems to be fadding toward a pinkish impact.It doesn't quite work.
The colors of the tie and jacket are TRYING to possibly be appropriate
with ONE of the plaid shirts which has some dominant red in its pattern.
However, there is a SERIOUS clash with the second plaid shirt.
My oh my, what can one say about TWO plaid garments worn at the same time?
Further, the mutted grey button hensley worn under the jacket and two shirts could be a nice statement as a "layered look",
but only if worn casually
with an "open colar" affectation.
One must NEVER try to pull off the "open colar" jaunty look in combination with a huge, garish bow tie. It just isn't done!
Beau Brummell
Fashion Editor/Arbitraitor
for The New York Times
and The New Yorker
in a special to GAW
"It takes a man to stand up to change the world"
Very very wise words.
on this guy's crib! She would really get into it! Probably some deluxe digs!
They have to have trained at the same weird school of politics.
Can we get this guy to speak at the Jeff city council meetings?
HE COULD ALSO BE FEATURED AT THE Democrat MEN'S club?
Can you imagine he and NSBHM as a one-two punch in front of the council?
Draino!
He died an unnatural death. He was the victim of a fire in his Bloomington home.
No word on whether it was a suspicious fire or not.
he had lobbied the Democratic Party Chairman to let him run on the Dem ticket for City Council in Bloomington!
Scandal! The man was discredited. His word no longer carried the same force in his appearances before Government groups! Tragedy!
but it came out that
he had lobbied
the Democratic Party Chairman
to let him run on the Dem ticket for City Council in Bloomington!"
L.O.L. !!!