Leaves green, spinach strong.
Man, why is this line so long
Meals, under the hot sun
I’m sure I’m dark enough, no thong
Man, why is this line so long.

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Healthy kick, habits die
Listen well, she loves burgers
Fried rice and Veggie products
Still, though her burger is on a bun
Man, why is this line so long

Time with friends, try not to lie
These are the times; we mingle with the old time throng
Days which go by so fast, under the hot DC sun
Man, why is this line so long
At least it’s lunchtime.

Now that is some schwaggerous sh*t. He takes his fashion seriously and why shouldn’t he, the business of men of New york are known for being quite fashionable.

Excerpt from Ivy Style

IS: Describe your business attire. What kinds of suits, shirts, ties and shoes do you wear?

PSS: My style is guided by simplicity. I wear suits and sportcoats cut in the traditional Ivy League manner and prefer fabrics that are more casual in nature. I seek out vintage Chipp and Brooks Brothers exclusively, and purchase my custom-made items from Paul Winston. His passion, creativity and attention to detail are a rare find.

My shirts are cut slim with a button-down or tab collar and a flap pocket. I purchase all my shirts from Mr. Tom Davis and the made-to-measure program at the Madison Avenue Brooks Brothers. Mr. Davis has been with Brooks Brothers for more than 40 years. He is a consummate gentleman and one of the best dressed men I have ever met.

I wear a black silk knit tie 98 percent of the time. When I’m not wearing a black silk knit, I wear one of my vintage unlined Brooks Brothers rep ties. My preferred shoe is Alden’s longwing model in either color eight shell cordovan or brown suede. I also wear Alden’s unlined suede chukkas, especially for travel.

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Snowed in, clammed up
Soups on, wood burns
Lifts work, trail awaits
Longing for dinner
Soup boils thinner

Lifted now, ipod on
Jamming down the mountain trial
Slowing down, trees ahead
Shuffle now to favorite song
Wanna be done, soups still on
Longing for dinner
Soup boils thinner

Rounding bends, coming to an end
Battery drains, fingers losing blood
Up so high, skiing uber fly
Longing for dinner
Soup boils thinner.

Highlights from Ted 2010

Cheers peoples