I bought this Keio Select Cravat (of Japan) because I liked the boldness of its modified stripe pattern; it took my wife to point out to me that the irregularities in the stripes resemble the tabs and cuts of office file folders. Hence the reference to the office satire clipart comic by David Rees in the header. (Rees is better known for his political satire clipart comic, Get Your War On. I don't mean to toot my own horn, but I made a clipart comic way back in 1991, in Harvard freaking Graphics. For DOS!)
Saturday, June 19, 2010
My New Filing Technique Is Unstoppable
I bought this Keio Select Cravat (of Japan) because I liked the boldness of its modified stripe pattern; it took my wife to point out to me that the irregularities in the stripes resemble the tabs and cuts of office file folders. Hence the reference to the office satire clipart comic by David Rees in the header. (Rees is better known for his political satire clipart comic, Get Your War On. I don't mean to toot my own horn, but I made a clipart comic way back in 1991, in Harvard freaking Graphics. For DOS!)
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Love David Rees. Love that tie as well.
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