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  1. Dr Doran

    Signs of the Decline of Civilization

    :p lol ;) :)
  2. Dr Doran

    Show us your TIES

    And it's more fun, one gets more exercise, one sees more places off the beaten shopping track ... the thrill of the hunt.
  3. Dr Doran

    Show us your TIES

    These would be more in a Berkeley vintage shop too -- probably $25 per. That's why it pays to go into the weird out-of-the-way places ... plus, it's more fun and not as full of trendies. I'd love to see more ties, Feraud.
  4. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    Your family has dimples. He has a hole. Looks like a tracheotomy that went too high. (How's THAT for snobby?)
  5. Dr Doran

    Signs of the Decline of Civilization

    A fascinating twist. You, sir, are an imaginative man. I like it. It might even be true.
  7. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    What the hell is wrong with Kirk Douglas' chin. He should have got plastic surgery for that hole.
  8. Dr Doran

    Show us your TIES

    Thanks, gents. And ... they were five bucks or so each. It pays to go to the out of the way places, like Old Glory Antique Mall in Vancouver, WA.
  9. Dr Doran

    LADIES of the LOUNGE

    With this page, the beauty meter has hit the critical mark. The mercury might break the glass. It's getting dangerous in here ... I'd better get out.
  10. Dr Doran

    Signs of the Decline of Civilization

    Lot of dark eyes, dark skin, black hair in Hungary, n'est-ce pas? Or are there redheads and blondes too?
  11. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    Important distinction.
  13. Dr Doran

    Show us your TIES

    A few nice ones I scored recently in Vancouver, Washington. Some were still in a plastic pack and appeared to be deadstock. I WORE THEM.
  14. Dr Doran

    Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds

    Paid a 20-spot for this lovely functional clock in my favorite thrift/antique store in the world, which is located in Vancouver, Washington:
  15. Dr Doran

    Any furniture experts on board?

    Lovely to have found this thread. I have many questions abt antiques and finishes and such, and didn't know if there was a thread like this. I will be posting shortly.
  16. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    By "first and last pages" I meant "first pages and last pages." I read the first 8 or so pages and the last 5 or so. Sorry for the lack of clarity.
  17. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    :p :p lol ;)
  19. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    This is very much in line with my own ideas on the subject, Dame. I think that Surely was surely (sorry) correct in wishing to point out that snobby behavior in the sense of ostracism is very ugly. I have verged on it, or perhaps even committed it, usually in the name of a (perhaps misguided)...
  20. Dr Doran

    Snobbery in the Lounge?

    Elements of the Puzzle Interesting thread. Only found it today; have read most of the first and last pages, but not everything in the middle. My thoughts: 1. One cannot expect a forum dedicated to quality clothing of a fairly limited era to never verge on behavior that some will call snobby...
  21. Dr Doran

    Signs of the Decline of Civilization

    Death in June said it best. "They're making the last film They say it's the best And we all helped make it It's called the Death of the West." (Actually, looking again at those lyrics, they're not particularly impressive. Perhaps it was the way they sang it. Their masks didn't hurt, either.)
  22. Dr Doran

    Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds

    I still haven't figured that one out yet. I'm not much of a driver.
  23. Dr Doran

    Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds

    Neecerie, that is phatty-bomb-batty. There is a bar in Krakow with black antique Singer sewing machine tables outside to sit at ... you'd like it.

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