59% to 43% - it is like we are living in a nation divided, not over Barack and Hilary but instead - a nation divided over manpris. However, unlike the Democratic election there really is a clear winner. And although the vote is much closer than I thought, I'm still not swayed . . . I like them and Ross does too. Here he is relishing his majority vote victory and flashing his "blue steel" face.
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Okay, so the manpris got the okay. But... Do we need to discuss the shirt now? Just where do you get a man sized Sesame Street belly shirt these days?
Now, is Ross wearing pumps or flats?
Ladies - Ross (like your husbands - don't deny it) has lounging around the house attire (as do I but you won't find me posting a picture of myself in my 12 year old Snow College sweat pants) - here he is in his manpris (which are for house or going out) and a ridiculous Sesame Street shirt (that kind of looks like a belly shirt but isn't) and his famous adidas sandals - which are more flats than pumps.
Dude...cough...choke...
There is a line, and you crossed it so far back that you think it is in front of you.
When I saw the first picture, I thought it was a fluke, but are you telling me that you actually have more than one pair of these things? Well, I salute your individuality my friend.
Oh, and that "Blue Steel" looks suspiciously like "Magnum."
Well if that is the look of victory I want no part of it. And Ross' belly shirt is not very modest.
Axel, thank you for being another voice of reason in the whole manpri debacle. It's nice to know that I am not the only person who has a tight grasp on the concept of good taste. Also, it's ironic that you mention Magnum because Magnum PI was notorious for wearing the shortest of shorty shorts, unlike those absurd lady pants of Ross'.
Look people, it's time for you to acquiesce to my sense of what is awesome. The 3/4 length pants are solid. Recognize.
Ah Magnum P.I. Those were short shorts but Magnum had the legs to carry it off--and going off Ms. Linda's rave review, Ross probably does, too. However, I do not recommend wearing the short shorts just because you can -- and the same applies to the manpris.
Oh, my Dear Abby, you are so right. I'd like to know your top 5 fashion don'ts just to make sure I don't do a don't. What should I be avoiding???
And Ross, are you going to defend your "Street" shirt or just take this abuse and disrespect?
There's nothing to defend. I know I'm flye and that's a fact - so suckas beware.
Wow - I had no idea that my husband was so hip . . . and urban.
T- Don't you know that is how you have to talk when you are "Representin' the Street"
"flye"
Is that how they spell it on the street in Scotland?
G rox
Todd, you are right to be asking for my fashion advice. As KTC knows from a certain event involving capris and stiletto-boots in law school, I have a six sense for fashion. Here's my top five list.
1) no socks with sandals -- there is just no excuse for it. None.
2) no Magnum PI shorts
3) no manpris
4) no straight-legged jeans -- I know, I know, they appear to be the rave these days and some women can get away with it (maybe);, but for men, it just makes you look like a wanna be Outsider or an extra from Grease. See, e.g., "Troy" in High School Musical 2.
5) no boxers hanging out of your pants -- unless, of course, you have perfected a sufficiently gangsta strut, which gives you the right to wear what you please 'cause that's how you roll.
Abby, Axel... I don't know who you are, but it is nice to know there are others out there who are willing to stand up and defend the standards of good fashion.
Ross, honey, we love you no matter what you wear, but we are praying for you still the same...
hey noah, when's the flood coming?
Abby - I appreciate your rules but you have forgotten one very important one that I KNOW you have a penchant for breaking - NO FLIP FLOPS AT CHURCH!
How dare you, KTC! I would never! Sandals in the middle of December, of course, but flip flops? Never!
Greg, you look pretty fit to me. It looks like things are paying off at the gym.
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