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Friday, January 18, 2008

Beware of Swedes wearing skirts

This men's skirt in heavyweight cotton has other advantages. It is undoubtedly refreshing - or at least mildly alarming - to feel a cooling breeze running up your legs during a long, sweaty day hammering in plasterboard or installing a new floor.

That breeze's gonna run up your ...legs, alright.

Via Ace, of course.

For more undoubtedly refreshing - or at least mildly alarming - conversation, listen to this morning's podcast with Laurie Kendrick.

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Labels: fashion, manly men

5 Comments:

At 4:18 PM, Francis W. Porretto said...: But where would we go for a matching bag and shoes?
At 5:18 PM, Fausta said...: Ah, I'll have to find some links for you, Francis!
At 5:38 PM, Anthony said...: The kilt has been a growing fashion among men at game conventions I go to for several years now. Kind of scary, given how out of shape most gamers are. There's even something called the "utili-kilt."

http://www.utilikilts.com/
At 6:57 PM, Fausta said...: Well, if the guy's in shape and has nice (unshaven) legs, it's one thing.
Otherwise...
At 6:35 AM, Pat Patterson said...: And when busy it's convenient for one's hands to find all the necessary tools.

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Fausta was born and raised in Santurce, Puerto Rico and is a long-term resident of Princeton, New Jersey. She discusses New Jersey, taxation, current events, and how news are reported in the French and Spanish-language media at Fausta's Blog.

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