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vikram

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not for me, by the way. recommendations please!

[ 20.06.2007, 13:45: Message edited by: vikram ]

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Benny the Ball
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Paul Smith near Nottinghill station - the guy who works in the off the rack suit section and the bespoke section is fantastic - can't think of his name.

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Benny the Ball
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here's the number and post code

0207 7273553 - W11 2EP

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vikram

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thanks benny

how are you this evening?

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Benny the Ball
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good thank you - just got back from a yoga class, so feeling very relaxedzzzzzzzzzzzz

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sabian

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quote:
Originally posted by Benny the Ball:
Paul Smith near Nottinghill station - the guy who works in the off the rack suit section and the bespoke section is fantastic - can't think of his name.

*useless trivia*
This is down the road from me... I may stake it out to ambush Vikram
*useless trivia*

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Benny the Ball
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you should visit it, Sabian - it's a beautiful place.

Edit: magic e becomes garden variety a

[ 21.06.2007, 07:16: Message edited by: Benny the Ball ]

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sabian

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Oh, I have been... But, me being me... The only things that fit were the shoes and the wallets.

Not being a big enough prat to wear the shoes, I bought a wallet.

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doc d
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paul smith. nottingham.
you can't help yourself can you benny?

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Doctor Agamemnon When

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*more useless trivia*

I had four bespoke suits made in China, which cost me about £20 each.

Air fare to Beijing: £450
Internal flights to & from Harbin, where I stayed: £66
Hotel for a week (the time it took to make them): £70
Food & beer for a week: £98 (and that's good food & good beer!)
Taxis to & from airport: £16
Suits, inc. Material & labour: £80
Total: £780

Cost per suit: £195.00

I know what I'm doing when I next need a suit or four!!!

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Cherry In Hove
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Hey Dr When, One of your b3ta things made it to the front page of digg earlier on!
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Doctor Agamemnon When

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So I hear. The Emo Bulb , apparently.

Happy, am I.

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dang65
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Good one. They mentioned b3ta on Radio 4 at the weekend, and its sister site, which I'd never heard of before (behind the times as usual), sickipedia.
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mart
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quote:
Originally posted by Doctor Agamemnon When:
Cost per suit: £195.00

I was amazed that someone would be willing to spend 350 quid on a suit. Even 195 seems extravagant to me. Never mind four.

But seriously. 350 quid. On a suit. For work, presumably. What nutter spends that sort of money?

Oddly I can imagine someone (i.e. a shexhy woman) spending 300 quid on a top-notch pair of shoes, and thinking, well, yeah, fair enough, special pair of classy shoes, lovely, mmm.

But not on a suit.

Does anyone agree.

No. Right.

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dang65
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quote:
Originally posted by mart:
Oddly I can imagine someone (i.e. a shexhy woman) spending 300 quid on a top-notch pair of shoes

You can get a much cheaper pair than that in Hull. Slightly water damaged, but still.
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ralph

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quote:
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Does anyone agree.

Yes. I doubt all my clothes and shoes together cost 350 quid. Whatever a quid is.
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dang65
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quote:
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Whatever a quid is.

About 2 dollars. Whatever a dollar is.
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mart
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About 50 pence. Whatever a pence is.
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Doctor Agamemnon When

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quote:
Originally posted by mart:
What nutter spends that sort of money?

I would if I could afford it. Anyone who's aware of my taste in clothes will not find this suprising.

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ralph

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quote:
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About 2 dollars.

$700 on clothes? Who spends that kind of money on clothing? Unless you can eat it too.
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Nathan Bleak
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I think £350 quid is equivalent to about $750, ralph. I might have to edit that tomorrow, to $800, and the day after to $850, though.

My most expensive suit was reduced from £350, which places it as the most expensive item of clothing I've ever bought. I feel like a fucking idiot wearing it though. A real faker.

[ 25.06.2007, 11:27: Message edited by: Nathan Bleak ]

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mart
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My most expensive suit was 110 pounds from Marks & Spencer. It's alright I suppose.

My cheapest is a snazzy one I bought from TX Maxx on special for 40 quid, but in the wrong size (last one there), so I took it to a crummy bespoke tailor above a kebab shop to fix, which cost me 30 quid.

I buy most of my posh snazzy work shirts (Austin Reed, mainly) from charity shops for 3 quid.

I'm sounding really sexy, I bet.

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Abby
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I have a £200 pair of shoes. I bought them while drunk and didn't remember until they arrived. Well...I still didn't remember buying them but their arrival suggested that I had done.
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Ringo

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my most expenive suit was about £250 i think. the trousers dont fit any more though so i had to spend another £90 or so on trousers that match. I did, however, once spend £300 on a coat. It was a gorgeous coat, real wool. It got stolen by a pikey in Swindon.
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mart
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probably far too big for him as well, i bet
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sabian

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The most I've ever spent is £200 on that wallet.

I felt like a real mug cuz I had a 'designer' wallet, but nothing to put into it!

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ralph

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Did the wallet have some sort of chain attached?

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Or hasn't that phenomenon yet made it across the pond?

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Benny the Ball
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A friend, from the US of A, was always swinging his damned wallet around on one of those things, way back in the summer of 1997 - he's a minister now. I wonder if he has a small bible attached by a chain?

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sabian

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quote:
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Did the wallet have some sort of chain attached?

I so did that in highschool. Stopped though when the little hook thing snagged on my car's upholstery and ripped a football sized hole in the seat. Fucking biker wallets! [Mad]
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Or hasn't that phenomenon yet made it across the pond?

I've seen some freak emo/goth/mod kids wearing them... Not mainstream though... Usually the kind of people that will eventually hang themselves with it when someone smiles at them.

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sabian

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quote:
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I wonder if he has a small bible attached by a chain?

God can't be chained Benny... Just His followers!

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ralph

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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by ralph:
Did the wallet have some sort of chain attached?

I so did that in highschool.
I knew it. I don't know how, but I knew it.
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vikram

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quote:
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Whatever a dollar is.

I think it was the currency of the former USA, before they switched to gold, animal skins and bullets
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ralph

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Oh vikram. [Frown]
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vikram

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Wolverines!
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jonesy999

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My boss wears a suit, and I've just slit her throat and left her for dead in the toilets.

If you're about a size twelve...and a girl, I'll strip those duds from her corpse and stick it in the post.

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