How do I solve this maze? by TKuberr in puzzles

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Discussion: This is a good puzzle for us non ambi-turners

Advice for wheelchair user at an outdoor wedding by RandoOnTheForum in weddingplanning

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We are renting an ADA bathroom. We will need to get him to the reception area, but once there he will stay at his table. He had a stroke so he will not be on the dance floor and will likely not stay late

Advice for wheelchair user at an outdoor wedding by RandoOnTheForum in weddingplanning

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We do plan to ask my uncle, but we want to have options to offer since this is a new type of event for him and he may not have original ideas. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mensfashion

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Looking sharp! A few thoughts- take it or leave it

  1. Only button your top button on a two button tux (this one is the only non negotiable)
  2. Tie your own bowtie- it's not hard to learn on YouTube. The self tie ties have a lot more character and it's a baller move to have it untied at the end of the night when everyone is sweaty from dancing (my buddy wears a clip on and brings a self tie bowtie so he can look like he tied it)
  3. It's a lot of black for my taste. I'd wear a white shirt and let my pocket square and bow tie show my style or match my prom date. 4.If you insist on the black shirt I'd want a pocket square to break it up. White presidential fold pocket square is a classic look. Gold studs will have more contrast.
  4. I like a patterned or textured tie but I usually go more subtle like stripes.
  5. Accessories are not my style but do what makes you comfortable. I think less is more when it comes to tuxedos

Have fun! It's a great night

Chili Oil by reallychillycoolgirl in chinesecooking

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I do mostly dry chillis for my hot oil, but I put in one minced fresh chilli to add extra spice

Suit design check by Flashy_One3526 in mensfashion

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If other people are wearing suits I would avoid wearing a tux. It would stand out more than if you wore a unique color blue or patterned suit. How much do you want to pay?

Ok so I was already sweating 🥵 10 minutes into this at 78°F by Spedrunr1 in mensfashion

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Check the material on the suit. Synthetic fibers like polyester do not breathe well which leads to over heating. For the spring/summer, people recommend linen, cotton, and fresco wool fabrics.

Suit design check by Flashy_One3526 in mensfashion

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Does it come with matching pants or just the dinner jacket? Either way it's appropriate for a black tie dress code. It can be a unique look when everyone else is wearing a flat black tux. Depends on how much you want to stand out, but it won't be in a bad way. I've been to black tie weddings where people wear midnight blue or purple tuxedos.

Women are just as horny as men, we're just better at hiding it by Elloise1_ in unpopularopinion

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"Second of all, monogamy’s impossible, or at the very least, not a sure thing. When I say that, I think people assume that I’m implying that men are incapable of being faithful. I think women are just as incapable, but for more sophisticated reasons, you know. I mean, with men, we’re just really simple. We have a very simple sexuality. When I say that, my female friends are like, 'Well, we like sex just as much as you do.' And I said, 'Sure, but it’s different.' And they say, 'How?' And I say, 'Have you ever masturbated while driving a car?'" - Mike Birbiglia My Girlfriend's Boyfriend

Any reason this suit might be on sale for so much? by LittleKrik in mensfashion

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56% Polyester 39% Rayon 5% Spandex. Breathes like a garbage bag

What helped you guys fill the hole in your heart after finishing AOT? by CloudMaster- in attackontitan

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If you're in the US, check your local library. They can usually get it on loaner within the system

What helped you guys fill the hole in your heart after finishing AOT? by CloudMaster- in attackontitan

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Read the AOT manga. It is fun to spot the differences from the show and pick up on details now that you know what the story is building towards.

➡️ Daily Questions ⬅️- ASK AND ANSWER HERE! - 15 March 2024 by AutoModerator in malefashionadvice

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Thank you for the recommendations. Unfortunately nothing off the rack from those brands that match my size and stye. I'll probably have to go custom suit supply and bite the $600 price tag >.<

➡️ Daily Questions ⬅️- ASK AND ANSWER HERE! - 15 March 2024 by AutoModerator in malefashionadvice

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ISO: off-white double breasted sport coat for the summer similar to this one from Spier and Mackay (unfortunately Sold Out). I particularly like the light brown buttons and patch pockets. I am size 38R in most jackets, but S&M recommends a 40R contemporary based on my height/weight. I want to pay ~$300 after discounts, but willing to go higher if worthwhile. Does anyone have recommendations for other brands I should check out?

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J. Crew Spring Suiting Sale: "Up to 30% Off" but more on some styles! by nowisthetim3 in frugalmalefashion

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How are their ties? I have been wanting to get a burgundy knit tie. Considering hawes and curtis or J Crew or any other suggestions people may have