Oak, I've been told more than once, to write a book, but boy, do you
have it! I just love reading your posts. They're the stuff "dreams"
are made of. You just tell it like it is and like the few GOOD books
I get my hands on, yearly, I remember MOST of what you've posted. You
really know how to weave a story and I love it. You make me SEE you,
especially the guy with the "silver" shoes! I have a vivid
imagination, read comic books and watched cartoons, every Saturday
morning!
You're one of those kids, my Mom and Dad told me to stay away from!
Chuckling! That kind, was MY kind! I was a "ratty" kid; a kid only a
Mother could love! Always in Confession, professing to "never do
THAT, anymore"! HAH! I was ALWAYS up to something! Your shopping
skills you learned from your parents too. You know, the folks you
don't appreciate, until they're gone! I was forever telling my Mom,
how did she ever put up with me? This was back in the 70's. She
said, "by today's standards, I was a "good" kid"! Me?
I'd say, you turned out alright, just as I did. I'm proud of you and
we've never met! I'm wearing a rosary around my neck, now!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" <dfsavgny@> wrote:
>
> >
> > I go to Land's End. Which is why you and I have no style and most
> gay
> > men do.
> >
>
> I have Prada blues on now. About 5 years old. My wife got them for me
> and I remember cursing her out when she did....but when I had to meet
> some women some time ago for breakfast in Long Branch - one very cute
> one noticed the shoes...
>
> I can go to Garmany as well and pick out nice stuff - $545 for a
> shirt would be a bit rough.
>
> One my first jobs, my mother had me call my uncle to tell me to go
> get suits in the city. Sent me to 3rd and 21st, 11th floor. Elevator
> opens up and three old jewish guys and about 7 bolts of
> material. "you a 42long... ok- whats your address and phone.." In
> about a week, these guys banged out 3 suits which I wore day in and
> out for years at $130 per. Cut and fit like a charm - that and the
> Florsheims...
>
> As for the outlet centers...
>
> - not like the "original" outlet centers when you had to haul your
> ass up to reading or lake george and find "real" outlet stuff - stuff
> sen wrong or overstocked... now the stuff is MADE for the outlet
> centers or simply stuff that didn't sell at "regular" price that you
> will probably pay MORE for at the outlet center then you would had
> you purchased it on sale at the non-outlet store.
>
> - I don't imagine many gay guys running over to this outlet
> center...no names to go running to. So there oyu go - AP can become
> THE name place to come to - prada, hugo boss, zenga, canali, D&G,
> Smith etc etc....add a ferrari and porsche dealer- wrap main street
> from Monroe to bond back to Cookman - "The gay man's shopping
> center...".
>
> You can always shop Mr. Fashion on Cookman. While he's no longer
> there, the first time I met Carl Williams - he pulled at my collar
> and tried to straighten my clothes out. Just like this guy did in AC
> as he was trying to convince me that a pair of silver shoes he was
> trying to sell me looked good on me and not like the tin man.
>
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