Sex and the City Movie

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

Well, I recommend that all grown men own their own tux. But men who rent tuxes are wearing hand-me-downs.

http://www.usmagazine.com/sarah-jess...shion-designer

Turns out the dress was worn 3 times. Better have a helluva dry cleaning bill and not just Febreeze.

yeah, hahaha, I meant, if a tux was made and taylored specificaly (spelling is evil) for some other guy, then I wouldn't want to wear it. It would just be weird. As weird as me being in this thread. (it was slow at work [i would use the embarrassed smile but i don't use smiles])

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by RU OX Alum

As weird as me being in this thread. (it was slow at work [i would use the embarrassed smile but i don't use smiles])

This is a movie that anyone can enjoy.

Ya know, some of my maturely opportunistic (30-50 yo) male acquaintances went to see this movie. They were the only men in the theater, as they expected to be, with a theater full of grown women. Many of the women were gorgeously dressed and single. They had a wonderful evening, if you know what I mean.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

This is a movie that anyone can enjoy.

Ya know, some of my maturely opportunistic (30-50 yo) male acquaintances went to see this movie. They were the only men in the theater, as they expected to be, with a theater full of grown women. Many of the women were gorgeously dressed and single. They had a wonderful evening, if you know what I mean.

like kids in a candy store........

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

This is a movie that anyone can enjoy.

Ya know, some of my maturely opportunistic (30-50 yo) male acquaintances went to see this movie. They were the only men in the theater, as they expected to be, with a theater full of grown women. Many of the women were gorgeously dressed and single. They had a wonderful evening, if you know what I mean.