Sock it to me!

What a great show. I caught up on a bunch of episodes on Trio. (I actually really did think that was what this thread was about.)

 

Did the AP cutline really say "holes ON his socks" instead of "holes IN his socks"?

Is this one of those cultural things where some people stand "in" line and some people stand "on" line?

 

This may be true but hopefully the Euros are willing to look past this when the person has narrow feet. I dislike Balmorals because my feet are narrow and bluchers simply fit better.

Those socks are simply awful. Dude is such a war hawk he forgets what his feet feel like.

 

My thought as well.

 

Well, hell. He can't be too smart. He lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland!

 

Don't forget, this is the man shown combing his hair with spit during the opening credits to Fahrenheit 9/11.

 

My case, too. Narrow feet. But also I like the look of the bluchers better. Some say that an exception to the rule would be if you are wearing a "sack suit" -- the Ivy League look with natural shoulders, no darts, three buttons but the top one unusable because of the lapel roll. His suit appears to have significant padding in the shoulders, two buttons and waist suppression. I'll bet the suit costs $3K to $5K and he has holes in his socks.

 

This doofus is not just a "banker."

He is a Bush insider who was assistant secretary of defense and primary architect of our plan to invade Iran.

Brilliant or whatever.

 

"Hell, our boys don't need extra Kevlar an' armaments an' shit to fight them Iraqis. They're okay over there just like they are with what they got."

 

Article from today's NY Times about Dick Martin -- yesterday was his 85th birthday!
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/31/arts/television/31mart.html