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I foresee being very busy with work this year, but I also expect to have at least a few "sanity breakout" weekends when I and the love of my life jump into the car and drive away (temporarily) from our daily issues and pressures. Boston, the Maine area, and NYC are always on our list of go-to areas. We'll see.
Don't forget fake, shabby clothing that costs a lot of money, probably bought at boutique stores or on Fifth Avenue. Or is that so last year?So, just to be clear, to bend into the NYC scene, I should be on 4-ft. stilts, wearing a neon orange top hat with a rotating red light, and carrying a silver-headed walking stick (which may do double duty as a monopod). Oh, and a glue-on mustache. And carrying an un-obstrusive 8x10 view camera. Did I miss anything?
Don't forget fake, shabby clothing that costs a lot of money, probably bought at boutique stores or on Fifth Avenue. Or is that so last year?So, just to be clear, to bend into the NYC scene, I should be on 4-ft. stilts, wearing a neon orange top hat with a rotating red light, and carrying a silver-headed walking stick (which may do double duty as a monopod). Oh, and a glue-on mustache. And carrying an un-obstrusive 8x10 view camera. Did I miss anything?
Aside from that, you'll fit right in.
So, you're saying that you're Frank Niles?Don't forget fake, shabby clothing that costs a lot of money, probably bought at boutique stores or on Fifth Avenue. Or is that so last year?So, just to be clear, to bend into the NYC scene, I should be on 4-ft. stilts, wearing a neon orange top hat with a rotating red light, and carrying a silver-headed walking stick (which may do double duty as a monopod). Oh, and a glue-on mustache. And carrying an un-obstrusive 8x10 view camera. Did I miss anything?
Aside from that, you'll fit right in.
I find that my real shabby clothing blends in pretty well. There are eight million stories ... (go ahead, Google it)
So, you're saying that you're Frank Niles?Don't forget fake, shabby clothing that costs a lot of money, probably bought at boutique stores or on Fifth Avenue. Or is that so last year?So, just to be clear, to bend into the NYC scene, I should be on 4-ft. stilts, wearing a neon orange top hat with a rotating red light, and carrying a silver-headed walking stick (which may do double duty as a monopod). Oh, and a glue-on mustache. And carrying an un-obstrusive 8x10 view camera. Did I miss anything?
Aside from that, you'll fit right in.
I find that my real shabby clothing blends in pretty well. There are eight million stories ... (go ahead, Google it)
I wasn't alive when the show was on, and I've never seen it.So, you're saying that you're Frank Niles?Don't forget fake, shabby clothing that costs a lot of money, probably bought at boutique stores or on Fifth Avenue. Or is that so last year?So, just to be clear, to bend into the NYC scene, I should be on 4-ft. stilts, wearing a neon orange top hat with a rotating red light, and carrying a silver-headed walking stick (which may do double duty as a monopod). Oh, and a glue-on mustache. And carrying an un-obstrusive 8x10 view camera. Did I miss anything?
Aside from that, you'll fit right in.
I find that my real shabby clothing blends in pretty well. There are eight million stories ... (go ahead, Google it)
I barely remember the show - I was very young when it was on - if that was someone who looked like he didn't have money for new clothes, then I guess I could pass.
PS: Current trends in New York are now actual shabby clothing from thrift stores mixed with very expensive pieces from custom suits. Either that or vintage clothing items worn with goggles and a $2000 dollar haircut that makes it look like you just rolled out of bed.