Cool Sunday morning means slub debut. Then I’ll have to shed when it warms up.
mclaincausey
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
I’m over the moon to have found a wabby chore coat after Wabbidashery tour induced FOMO. I was concerned the Large of the sample wouldn’t fit like the XL of the Wabbidashery but it’s perfect. Thank you Iron Heart and Outlet. And the chocolate and card are also much appreciated.
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
Big week for Hattie. First cinema experience (Moana 2) and first ballet (The Nutcracker). Wore my IH cords, A&A sweater, RMC USN 1913 peacoat. She made it through but it couldn’t have been a minute longer. Should get easier each year!
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
Hey bros!
IHSH-GOAT over IH olive waffle Henley
Rocky Mountain Featherbed
666 in vintage 18oz
Viberg Chelseas -
RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
Beautiful day for 18oz vintage denim and jailhouse work shirts
And family.
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
A summer of sandals and shorts started showing signs of subsiding.
In past summers I powered through in somewhat heavy garments, so it feels good to finally have some jeans on again.
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
Dune not try that again
My UnTucked lined with my IH indigo dipped hoodie has become a favorite. Today over an IH 9oz indigo flannel and IH 7.5oz LS tee with IHxViberg smokejumpers in copper task.
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RE: IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
I love hickory stripes and duck together.
Latest posts made by mclaincausey
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RE: Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)
This martini was resplendent.
Sipping mezcal tonight. Derrumbes de Durango
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RE: + PICS OF RANDOM NON IH ITEMS/ ACCESSOIRES/ FUN STUFF +
The hotel we are staying at in Barcelona is a charming boutique called Cotton House. Excellent location and a wonderful property and staff.
The hotel used to be the seat of the Association of Cotton House Manufacturers and is themed accordingly. I found a book about Japanese cotton :
And for @Madame-Buttonfly
Then there is a room full of cotton bolts, ledgers, and other relics of the building's history.
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RE: WAYET
Barcelona bites
Cured meats at boqueria market
Lunch at Capet tapas bar. One of you may have recommended in the Barcelona city thread. Very good.
Insanely delicious jin tang beef. Everything at this Chinese ramen shop was excellent.
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RE: Live Concerts
Yeah it’s an aggressive tour and lineups this time. Last year it was just a couple of dates at Hollywood Bowl. The challenge would be picking a leg. All of them are beyond solid lineups.
https://blackbirdpresents.com/concert/outlaw-music-festival-tour-2025/
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RE: Battenwear
@Nik I like the fit. It’s roomy but looks like it’s supposed to be.
I adore Battenwear. A few of us chatted about them on the resorts clothing thread. My favorites of theirs are legit adventure gear that you can lounge in. I have a couple of pairs of climbing pants, some climbing shorts, some camp shorts, their terry cloth lounge shirt, and @Anesthetist gave me some killer lounge pants and a tote they made. All of it is really good stuff.
I think they hit a cool aesthetic too in their designs and patterns. They’re their own little thing.
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RE: Music
I... Have my doubts that thus could be real.
https://www.loudersound.com/features/oasis-liam-gallagher-spinal-tap-in-new-york
Quote FTA:
On June 4, 2001, English hard rock legends Spinal Tap performed a special show at New York’s iconic Carnegie Hall as part of their ‘Back From The Dead’ celebrations, their first full US tour since 1992’s ‘Break Like The Wind’ trek. Among the excited audience at the storied Manhattan venue that evening were the members of Oasis, on downtime from promoting their then-current album Standing on the Shoulder of Giants. But for one of their number, the night would not go as planned.Liam Gallagher had seen Rob Reiner’s classic 1984 ‘mockumentary’ This Is Spinal Tap (aka This Is Spın̈al Tap: A Rockumentary by Martin Di Bergi) and “loved it”, according to his older brother Noel, Oasis’ guitarist and main songwriter. However, Gallagher Jnr. wasn’t actually aware that the veteran English group, centred around the core of frontman David St. Hubbins, guitarist Nigel Tufnel and bassist Derek Smalls, weren’t actually a real band. “He thought they were real people,” Noel Gallagher revealed in a 2005 interview conducted with comedian/actor/author David Walliams for the Observer Music Monthly.
Gallagher The Younger’s excited anticipation of seeing the men responsible for the timeless rock anthems Sex Farm, Big Bottom and Stonehenge began to unravel when Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer, the comic geniuses behind Spinal Tap, came onstage as their own support act, in the guise of The Folksmen, and began strumming through the gentle Old Joe’s Place. Oasis frontman loudly declared to his bandmates that he hadn’t come to see “this folk shit”, and just wanted to see the mighty Tap.
“They came on as three folk singers from the film A Mighty Wind,” Noel Gallagher recalled. “We were laughing and he said, ‘This is shit’. We said, No, those three are in Spinal Tap. You do know they are American actors? They’re not even a real band? They’re not even English! One of them is married to Jamie Lee Curtis.”
Clearly this was all news to young Liam, and presumably as embarrassed as he was annoyed, the singer decided that he’d seen enough.
“‘I’m not fuckin’ ‘avin that,’ he says, and walks off right up the middle of Carnegie Hall,” Noel told Walliams. “He’s never watched …Spinal Tap since.”
This story was subsequently related to Harry Shearer aka Derek Smalls, who was most amused.
“It’s fair enough,” he responded. “I was under the impression for some time that Oasis was a real band.”
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RE: Random Love (anti-rants)
Nick Cave being awesome to schoolchildren.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NickCave/comments/1i7gfjy/the_red_hand_files_issue_310/#lightbox