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Modern People need to Revert to GOLDEN AGE Standard
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Modern People need to Revert to GOLDEN AGE Standard
Language, Fashion, Character. Like it can be upgraded. I won't deny that I think the Athleisure Trend is a smart evolution...but it should be made/worn in a way that gives a kind of Classical CLASSY impression. Think James Bond in Athleisure.
Tattoos should be reserved for Grunts, Sailors, and JailBirds as a kind of Earned "Right of Passage" and should still not be too excessive and not super-visible when wearing a Uniform or Fashionable Civie Ensemble....maybe an anchor on the forearm for the Sailors as I think that was kind of traditional?
Like if one goes to a Diner and there's a Cook with an Anchor on his Forearem or a ExCon with some forearm tattoo that could be Classical Cool I guess so long as his shirt/apron aren't a mess.
but for most of us it would be an improvement to dress in a more reserved fashion and maybe read some classics and practice/improve the lingo. Too many hicks complaining about how people don't speak English when themselves can barely be passable as being understood
Tattoos should be reserved for Grunts, Sailors, and JailBirds as a kind of Earned "Right of Passage" and should still not be too excessive and not super-visible when wearing a Uniform or Fashionable Civie Ensemble....maybe an anchor on the forearm for the Sailors as I think that was kind of traditional?
Like if one goes to a Diner and there's a Cook with an Anchor on his Forearem or a ExCon with some forearm tattoo that could be Classical Cool I guess so long as his shirt/apron aren't a mess.
but for most of us it would be an improvement to dress in a more reserved fashion and maybe read some classics and practice/improve the lingo. Too many hicks complaining about how people don't speak English when themselves can barely be passable as being understood
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