Absolutely. What people choose to wear, how they choose to present themselves, can give a pretty strong window into their inner workings. Of course, you’d need to treat that with a skepticism, I tend to present my best self but I’ve also run to the store in sweat pants and moccasins so…
They’re “kosher” ties – long story, but Orthodox don’t “mix” fabrics (had to do with cheating people by blending in lesser materials – or, alternatively, faking that you are something that you are not).
Anyway, the quindici ties are truly 100% silk, liner and all.
Here’s how narcissistic my mom is - she routinely tells me to leave the cart in the parking lot. I refuse, and always get in trouble for putting it back in the store because she sees it as a form of disrespect.
My engraving job uses copper plated cylinders, we have thousands of pounds of it on hand and in copper tanks for electroplating. We’ve been robbed several times. Caught an ex-employee at a scrapyard with 406 lbs of our copper. Fortunately our copper comes and goes in very recognizable forms.
A while back I used to hang out with a woman from Boston. She usually did pretty good to speak well, but every so often would lapse into her native language.
A Boston/Yinzer conversation is really something to behold.
Haha, I actually had a super-duper cool boom box much like that one, which I carried back and forth with me to teach water aerobics. The average age of my students was probably 70, and I was blasting Little Red Corvette at them. Good times!
I really meant that my misery - the DMV - out-miseried the earphone complainers. I also do not like ear buds. They make my ears itch.
You know, I hadn’t picked up on your Cockney accent previously. Or is it New Jersey? They’re so similar! lol