Not that there is… yeah there isToo Ole Miss for me.
The first impression on seeing this suit is usually, “I’d like to buy this b@$tard for what he’s worth and sell him for what he thinks he’s worth.”Too Ole Miss for me.
Seer suckers are slightly more comfortable in the heat than traditional suits, but no more so than linen.Too Ole Miss for me.
Agree. Clothing style threads are very OM too.Too Ole Miss for me.
Or “I declaya”If you wear it, just remember it's required that you must start every sentence with, "I say, I say..."
Exactly this.I think the suit is a good look for Easter or like a Kentucky Derby party
Actually the Kernal wore a white suit.or.....have you tried my fried chicken?
Too Ole Miss for me.
Kolchak was an awesome show.There has only been one person that could rock a seersucker suit.
Point of order, Matlock wore a grey suit but I don't believe it was seercucker.
That's whats commonly referred to as a "marry'n and bury'n suit" . I've got one of those tooHowever, I own/wear only one suit (all black) for attending weddings and funerals.
I always thought this was strange. My folks used to let me watch The Night Stalker but wouldn't let me watch Night Gallery. For any of you that watched Night Gallery, would it have been any scarier than The Night Stalker to an 8 year old?Kolchak was an awesome show.
I think OM lawyers are much more likely to look up to the prosecutor in that movie/book.This guy wore it well... unfortunately he spawned too many OM lawyer wannabe-Atticus-Finches. I guess in some ways, they could be similar.
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I didn't read the sequel, but I read that Atticus was revealed to be a segregationist, so there's that.I think OM lawyers are much more likely to look up to the prosecutor in that movie/book.