Archive for September, 2006
Several cheap Weber grills with free shipping. [Dealnews]
Dapper or Crapper? Harness Boots
37 Comments Published by Joel September 28th, 2006 in Clothes. Share ThisI’ve been wanting a pair of harness boots for ages, although once I realized how painfully expensive buying the ones from Frye would be—250 freaking dollars—I went with a generic brand off of eBay for $65. So value is go, but did I buy something that’s going to make me look like I’m trying to […]
Car-inspired soft-boiled egg stand “for men” clearly designed in Germany, because nobody in America eats soft-boiled eggs. [Troika.de] (Thanks, Nichelle!)
Hats that make sly references to a much beloved but nuked-from-orbit sci-fi television series? The perfect winter wear. This “Jayne Hat,” modeled after the one given to Adam Baldwin’s character on Firefly by his mother is not for sale, but instructions have been made available. Of course, if you’re really going to wear this ironic […]
Damn You, Mom: Style Tips for Short Men
4 Comments Published by Joel September 28th, 2006 in Clothes. Share ThisClothing shouldn’t be a soul-sapping daily reminder of your self-loathing, but when you’re shorter or taller or thinner or fatter than average it’s easy to just ignore fashion entirely to focus on comfort. I mean, you’re never going to look like a model anyway, so why bother, right?
Horseshit. No matter what your body type, there’s […]
The Ritual of Shaving
7 Comments Published by Joel September 28th, 2006 in Grooming, Hair. Share ThisDethroner Forum member “ThinkandDrive” made a great post about his shaving process, a product-heavy mix of traditional (boar’s hair shaving brush) and modern (Mach 3 Turbo, King of Shaves pre-shave oil). But as any shaver knows, it’s not just the products that you use that matter, but the ritual:
Again, here’s where your person preference and […]
Last night at the WIRED NextFest preview we noticed that SpaceShip One was hidden behind a big curtain. I really wanted to touch it, because it had been in space. You can see my excitement in the first picture.
After I got sauced on the show floor, one of the editors at Wired wanted to see […]
Where to Buy Affordable Custom-Tailored Clothing?
14 Comments Published by Joel September 27th, 2006 in Clothes. Share ThisI have a dark secret: I’ve never had a piece of clothing custom-tailored in my life. Sure, I’ve had a few pants cuffed here and there, but when I was younger and dressing up almost daily between church and work I didn’t have the scratch to afford it; Now that I could (possibly) afford it, […]
Browning Upland Hunting Jackets
5 Comments Published by Joel September 27th, 2006 in Clothes. Share ThisThese Upland hunting jackets from Browning are great, splitting the line between leather racer jacket and tactical couture. I’d probably go for the one without the visible pockets for shotgun shells. (The “with shells” model is called the “X-Change,” and actually features sleeves that can be removed to turn it into a vest.)
Both are available […]
True to its name, this is A Good Beer Blog. [Beerblog.Genx40.com]
Make Regular Acrylic Work as Fabric Paint
3 Comments Published by Joel September 27th, 2006 in Clothes, DIY. Share ThisI’ve been toying with the idea of painting some clothes (specifically some cheap jackets). The whorls and vines that show up on many clothes these days are neat in their way, but somehow I’d be way more into them if the designs were something I’d made myself.
Because I’m not really into buying a kit, I […]
The Basics
• 14 pairs of socks: 7 dark and 7 light. Increased from 10 pair.
• 10 pairs of underwear, boxers.
• 1 suit, dark. Suggested color: Charcoal. Added color.
• 5 dress shirts.
• 5 ties.
• 2 pair of dress slacks, brown and tan. Added.
• 1 pair of jeans.
• 1 pair of casual pants.
• 1 reversible belt or […]


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