RANT: Deadlifts & pizza help to prevent ebola. YA RLY!

[Miketoc]

Does anyone watch the blacklist? How the hell is this series so highly rated? I'm force feeding myself episodes and am blown away by the atrocious acting and cliche storylines.

[PowderMonkey]

^^^ How about you not discuss any f*cking details for those of us who haven't had a chance to see it yet?

The new house isn't that special but if you feel that strongly about it then I won't say anything else until I've moved and have some photos.

Sheesh.

[darinaldi]

Does anyone watch the blacklist?

No.

How the hell is this series so highly rated? I'm force feeding myself episodes and am blown away by the atrocious acting and cliche storylines.

I feel that way about a lot of shows these days. Even if the acting is good, the writing frequently blows kangaroo dong.

[darinaldi]

The new house isn't that special but if you feel that strongly about it then I won't say anything else until I've moved and have some photos.

Sheesh.

Good.


Finding out what type of baseboards you have is the best part.

[im2manly]

Just watch sports, news, and movies crew

Edit: I also enjoy cartoons.

[darinaldi]

Just watch sports, news, and movies crew

Edit: I also enjoy cartoons.

I watch you when you sleep.

[im2manly]

I watch you when you sleep.

I am happy to report that my sig doesn't violate your sig.

[therorschach]

Does anyone watch the blacklist? How the hell is this series so highly rated? I'm force feeding myself episodes and am blown away by the atrocious acting and cliche storylines.

Have not seen it, but saw a trailer which looked really cheesy.

[therorschach]

Might get:
1) Park Ave in black
2) Some Wingtip/Brogue or Blucher/Derby in brown. There are several browns (Chili/Merlot/Brown/Walnuts/Bourbon/*******) but I'm not sure which is more versatile.

[Farley1324]

Just watch sports, news, and movies crew

Edit: I also enjoy cartoons.

News?

Lame.

NFL, Futurama, Archer, House of Cards, Seinfeld, maybe some TWD, movies, sometimes South Park, randomly informative type stuff on History or Discovery or Animal Planet something but not really since we got Netflix, ain't nobody got time fo fast forwarding through commercials

[im2manly]

Might get:
1) Park Ave in black
2) Some Wingtip/Brogue or Blucher/Derby in brown. There are several browns (Chili/Merlot/Brown/Walnuts/Bourbon/*******) but I'm not sure which is more versatile.

Just plain "brown" goes with more clothes. I like walnut the most, but wouldn't wear it with a suit. At least not in court. I have, however, worn oxblood/chili/merlot with a suit.

[im2manly]

News?

Lame.

Given the sophistication of my clients, it is basically a requirement. They are not sitting around watching zombies trying to have sex with vampires unlike the majority of society.

[ThickAsABrick]

Given the sophistication of my clients, it is basically a requirement. They are not sitting around watching zombies trying to have sex with vampires unlike the majority of society.

Lulz

New American Horror was promising. The clown was way creepy and awesome. Final season of Sons is off to a wild start too. The Strain was worth watching too, for anyone who missed it.

Plenty of really good shows on Netflix, streaming and otherwise. A little research goes a long way. We have more than we can watch, currently.

[therorschach]

Just plain "brown" goes with more clothes. I like walnut the most, but wouldn't wear it with a suit. At least not in court. I have, however, worn oxblood/chili/merlot with a suit.

I agree, the darker and plainer browns appear to be more versatile.

[darinaldi]

Might get:
1) Park Ave in black
2) Some Wingtip/Brogue or Blucher/Derby in brown. There are several browns (Chili/Merlot/Brown/Walnuts/Bourbon/*******) but I'm not sure which is more versatile.

Park Avenue oxford in black is the most "conservative" dress shoe and probably the best choice if you need a pair of black shoes.

Dark brown will be the most versatile brown dress shoe color, followed by burgundy and then probably chili for something lighter but less casual than the very-light walnut would be. At that point it just becomes what style you're looking for: a dressy captoe (Fifth Avenue), a wingtip or longwing (McAllister/MacNeil), a basic blucher (Lexington), etc.

Just plain "brown" goes with more clothes. I like walnut the most, but wouldn't wear it with a suit. At least not in court. I have, however, worn oxblood/chili/merlot with a suit.

Oxblood and burgundy go great with navy. I have a pair of walnut shoes but would only pair that with a very casual suit, certainly not if I were going into court.

[ThickAsABrick]

Park Avenue oxford in black is the most "conservative" dress shoe and probably the best choice if you need a pair of black shoes.

Dark brown will be the most versatile brown dress shoe color, followed by burgundy and then probably chili for something lighter but less casual than the very-light walnut would be. At that point it just becomes what style you're looking for: a dressy captoe (Fifth Avenue), a wingtip or longwing (McAllister/MacNeil), a basic blucher (Lexington), etc.



Oxblood and burgundy go great with navy. I have a pair of walnut shoes but would only pair that with a very casual suit, certainly not if I were going into court.

Ur face goes great with my balls. Even in court.

[Dominik]

Oxblood and burgundy go great with navy. I have a pair of walnut shoes but would only pair that with a very casual suit, certainly not if I were going into court.

Looking sharp brah.

[ZoranM]

Ur face goes great with my balls. Even in court.

[im2manly]

I agree, the darker and plainer browns appear to be more versatile.

It would also be wise to invest in the appropriate shoe care products, inclusive of cedar shoe trees and oils/creames/etc.

[therorschach]

Park Avenue oxford in black is the most "conservative" dress shoe and probably the best choice if you need a pair of black shoes.

Been needing a good black conservative interview/formal/etc shoe for a long while and this Park Ave seems to be the ticket.

Dark brown will be the most versatile brown dress shoe color, followed by burgundy and then probably chili for something lighter but less casual than the very-light walnut would be. At that point it just becomes what style you're looking for: a dressy captoe (Fifth Avenue), a wingtip or longwing (McAllister/MacNeil), a basic blucher (Lexington), etc.

Oxblood and burgundy go great with navy. I have a pair of walnut shoes but would only pair that with a very casual suit, certainly not if I were going into court.

I don't wear suits often, so any brown shoes at the moment would be for business casual or casual attire and would probably be a more casual style. A nice brown plain captoe would be nice for navy/grey suits though.

It would also be wise to invest in the appropriate shoe care products, inclusive of cedar shoe trees and oils/creames/etc.

Will definitely some shoe trees and polish.

[darinaldi]

Looking sharp brah.

I would wear the fuck out of that outfit if you got rid of the bag and made the pants full length and not capris. I'd swap out the pocket square for a different one, though.

Ur face goes great with my balls. Even in court.

You'll need to shave them before I wear them into court though. The Grizzly Adams look doesn't work any more.

It would also be wise to invest in the appropriate shoe care products, inclusive of cedar shoe trees and oils/creames/etc.

^^^ This man speaks the truth.

Been needing a good black conservative interview/formal/etc shoe for a long while and this Park Ave seems to be the ticket.

I don't wear suits often, so any brown shoes at the moment would be for business casual or casual attire and would probably be a more casual style. A nice brown plain captoe would be nice for navy/grey suits though.

Will definitely some shoe trees and polish.

Park Ave is tailor-made to be an interview shoe and definitely your best bet there. And for the brown then get whatever appeals to you, though you're right that a dark brown balmoral captoe will also go with a suit while a walnut blucher really won't.

[Dominik]

I would wear the fuck out of that outfit if you got rid of the bag and made the pants full length and not capris. I'd swap out the pocket square for a different one, though.

[GREENFEATHER]

I was hoping BEYOND hope that I would come home to The RANT not being all queered up. But y'all never fail to dash my hopes on the rocks like the Titanic on an iceberg.

[darinaldi]

I was hoping BEYOND hope that I would come home to The RANT not being all queered up. But y'all never fail to dash my hopes on the rocks like the Titanic on an iceberg.

Dear: GREENFEATHER
Re: My balls
____

Suck them.

Yours: darinaldi
10/15/2014

[theshoupguy]

Season 5 just started. But you'll be doing yourself a disservice skipping the episodes up until now, and I don't think a google summary would really convey the story.

Don't judge the series by Season 2. That was the worst season, by far. Season 3 is better, and Season 4 was the best yet. So, if anything, blast past Season 2 (watch the last episode) but then start watching for real.

Man I loved season 2.

Season 3 was good up until that stupid 'midseason break' crap, and then the second half sucked.

4 was better.

5 is off to a great start.

[GeneralSerpant]

distance-wise

My last three family houses have been in a residential block radius. It actually makes more of a triangle though instead of a circle.

^^^ How about you not discuss any f*cking details for those of us who haven't had a chance to see it yet?

As soon as TWD is mentioned I just tend to tune out. You could learn a few things.

The new house isn't that special but if you feel that strongly about it then I won't say anything else until I've moved and have some photos.

Sheesh.

xD

I feel that way about a lot of shows these days. Even if the acting is good, the writing frequently blows kangaroo dong.

I tend to have a yin and yang between entertaining and realistic. Sometimes the realism of the acting and directing can hold my attention.

That's of course considering that you can consider the artistic work of anybody or any body of organization if you let yourself.

Example: When DivaJana was talking about that Enemy at the Gates movie. One of the most boring movies ever, but I can just let it play for reasons.

Same with Thirteen Days. They don't seem to blow their wad on attempted entertainment value.

Just watch sports, news, and movies crew

Edit: I also enjoy cartoons.

You should split that group into three so that I could join one.

[ThickAsABrick]

New American Horror was promising. The clown was way creepy and awesome.

[GeneralSerpant]

I've been watching Gotham. The first two episodes were bleh, but the 3rd and 4th were good.

[chazzy1864]

Perhaps TWD should have not sucked so bad early and I would have kept watching it. But that stupidity just burned me out.


I am intrigued by "Legends". It has Sean Bean and a few other notable people.

[kvk1]

Really sick of the undead thing. Both in tv/movies and video games.

Something happened in the last few years where all of a sudden every medieval-fantasy nerdlinger became a post-apocalyptic zombie story aficionado.

I hate all of you.