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If you take away the top hat it doesn't even look that old fashioned lol just like a really well dressed guy
The top hat makes it though.
Yeah I like the top hat too, I'm just saying that's the only part that makes it seem "historical"
It’s equal parts classy and sassy.
I was about to make this exact comment, satansmaggotycumfart
What about the cane?
Accessibility is very modern
The cane gives it some hipster flair lol
"Manners. Make. The man."
You left out a th in maketh.
It's been a minute. ;p
I remember my great grandmother had a fancy shillelagh, she mainly used it to poke or smack the kids lol.
Have you never met a whore monger?
A man should be able to defend himself
A really well dressed guy that lives in a cool climate. You wouldn't wear that shit in Texas or Florida or Missouri.
Of course not. Who wants to summer in the colonies? My word.
mmm, yes, indubitably.
The upper class did, even before air conditioning. I don't know how they did it.
Probably with the aid of their fainting couch.
I'd love a fainting couch, all I have is this stupid blackout futon.
Lots of enslaved labor doing all their shit for them.
Think about the cowboys and dandies who wore wool suits in the 1800's.
...are we looking at the same clothes?
Presumably, yes