[Royohboy]

No parmesan.

Without cheese I might as well quit!

Oh, and that's a great way to wear a belt-back jacket, BTW!

[NCF]

If there’s no cheese, it’s not your revolution?

EDIT: and thanks!

[Royohboy]

Would you have a revolution without cheese???

[Hilton]

Cheese for heroes, revolution for zeros :-)

[Edward]

Would you have a revolution without cheese???

I'd be in the vanguard of any revolution against cheese. GHastly stuff, it's basically just rancid milk.

I'm only good with it on pizza, but then only as long as the cheese can't be tasted.

[NCF]

Would you have a revolution without cheese???

Could you even have a revolution w/o cheese?

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Would you have a revolution without cheese???

I'd be in the vanguard of any revolution against cheese. GHastly stuff, it's basically just rancid milk.

I'm only good with it on pizza, but then only as long as the cheese can't be tasted.

I imagine cheese would have to stay for a transition period.

[Royohboy]

Proletarian Provolone would have to stay indefinitely, of course, as would Workers' Wensleydale. Not to forget People's Pecorino!

[willyto]

Double denim. The 1920s balloons are by far my favorite LVC design. Unfortunately they seem to be obssessed with making them with a super super short inseam (28" or less) but with tailored cuffs so I have 7cm of fabric left to let out inside after undoing the cuffs.

[NCF]

Proletarian Provolone would have to stay indefinitely, of course, as would Workers' Wensleydale. Not to forget People's Pecorino!

Everything else would be a petit bourgeois deviation from the correct line.

[NCF]

Trying to channel my inner Mayakovsky.

[Urrah]

At the railway station where they filmed Brief Encounter in 1945. 

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[Tommy]

Proletarian Provolone would have to stay indefinitely, of course, as would Workers' Wensleydale. Not to forget People's Pecorino!

Everything else would be a petit bourgeois deviation from the correct line.

"If I can't eat cheese, it's not my revolution!

Emmental Goldman

[Edward]

Would you have a revolution without cheese???

Could you even have a revolution w/o cheese?

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Would you have a revolution without cheese???

I'd be in the vanguard of any revolution against cheese. GHastly stuff, it's basically just rancid milk.

I'm only good with it on pizza, but then only as long as the cheese can't be tasted.

I imagine cheese would have to stay for a transition period.

Traitor! Chexit means chexit!

Double denim. The 1920s balloons are by far my favorite LVC design. Unfortunately they seem to be obssessed with making them with a super super short inseam (28" or less) but with tailored cuffs so I have 7cm of fabric left to let out inside after undoing the cuffs.

Length aside, it's a great cut. I'm not a fan of trousers that are narrow (save for with a drape jacket, naturally); this wider end of the 20s scale looks fab. Also, that's exactly the kind of double-denim I like, what reminds me of Shawshank chic. That club collar looks fantastic - very casual here, but could easily be worn with a jacket and tie, imo.

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Proletarian Provolone

Let's not drag the Provos into this as well!

[Patrick Hall]

My Riviera blazer is having its first outing today - paired with the gray flannels. This fresco fabric is just amazing.

[SJC]

Ive been waiting for this and i am so pleased for you. I was wearing my last night at the east india club. Perfect. It will serve you well.