Stuffed Shirts
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From: Over There
Stuffed Shirts
I phoned Snaith's at Cranwell this morning, to try to buy a wedgewood blue shirt with double cuffs. They told me that they don't sell them, as we aren't allowed to wear them any more.
Just in case I decide to completely ignore this diktat, can anyone suggest somewhere I could get hold of such a shirt, without the expense of having one individually made for me?
BCH
Just in case I decide to completely ignore this diktat, can anyone suggest somewhere I could get hold of such a shirt, without the expense of having one individually made for me?
BCH
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From: Huntingdon
If your main concern is wearing some special cufflinks at your wedding, the standard single cuff blue shirt has holes on both sides of the cuff, so you can remove the button and use a cufflink.
It's a cheat but noone would ever know.
(I did it for my wedding)
It's a cheat but noone would ever know.
(I did it for my wedding)
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From: East Midlands
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From: shrewsbury
Redline
You're only jealous because we wear a natty shade of blue that matches the sanctifies halls of the skies.
Your shirt, however, matches the colour of the scum found on cesspools.
Tin hats please gentlemen.
You're only jealous because we wear a natty shade of blue that matches the sanctifies halls of the skies.
Your shirt, however, matches the colour of the scum found on cesspools.
Tin hats please gentlemen.







