How much for a argyle sweater?
How much for Gucci loafers?
I’m sure the Gap’s business skyrocketed. Wait, were they around then?
Fun trivia: the alligator is actually a crocodile, for the inventor of the shirt, René “The Crocodile” LaCoste, famed French tennis star of the 1920s.
By 2040 the white person’s eradication program will be half-way done.
I cheated….I bought little alligator patch pieces and sewed them on my shirts in the proper place. I looked cool.
Now that I think about it, those alligators were the real deal (unlike the shirts). I bought old “real” shirts at the thrift store and cut the patch off to sew onto a new “generic” shirt.
I was called a preppie when I bought a Volvo in ‘82. Does that count? Don’t recall ever dressing like one…
How much for imported spring water or anything Ralph Lauren?I love the line:“how he gits em is his business”
It is, isn’t it? ; ) I prefer the word “inventive”.
BE THIS GUY almost 10 years ago
How much for a argyle sweater?
DeltaMikeUno almost 10 years ago
How much for Gucci loafers?
kaffekup almost 10 years ago
I’m sure the Gap’s business skyrocketed. Wait, were they around then?
steverinoCT almost 10 years ago
Fun trivia: the alligator is actually a crocodile, for the inventor of the shirt, René “The Crocodile” LaCoste, famed French tennis star of the 1920s.
lorenbaltz almost 10 years ago
By 2040 the white person’s eradication program will be half-way done.
summerdog86 almost 10 years ago
I cheated….I bought little alligator patch pieces and sewed them on my shirts in the proper place. I looked cool.
summerdog86 almost 10 years ago
Now that I think about it, those alligators were the real deal (unlike the shirts). I bought old “real” shirts at the thrift store and cut the patch off to sew onto a new “generic” shirt.
luvdafuneez almost 10 years ago
I was called a preppie when I bought a Volvo in ‘82. Does that count? Don’t recall ever dressing like one…
barister almost 10 years ago
How much for imported spring water or anything Ralph Lauren?I love the line:“how he gits em is his business”
summerdog86 almost 10 years ago
It is, isn’t it? ; ) I prefer the word “inventive”.