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Old 14 October 2009, 06:57 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Lucky for me I got the boyish looks of Albert Ball


One cannot be described as having "boyish" looks if one is, in fact, a boy.


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Willie, you'll thought a freak if you wear that to prom. However, once you get into college pair the tunic up with ragged jeans, worn boots, and leave the bib unbottoned and folded carelessly over and you'll be a hit with the Goth/Punk crowd.
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However, once you get into college pair the tunic up with ragged jeans, worn boots, and leave the bib unbottoned and folded carelessly over and you'll be a hit with the Goth/Punk crowd.
"And if I were you,I button up that jacket!"

Don't understand why Bruno kept leaving his tunic unbuttoned?

And I don't care what my peers think of me wearing the tunic.I would feel perfectly confortable with wearing it!At least I wouldn't look like those idiots who where their jeans down to their thighs!
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At least I wouldn't look like those idiots who where their jeans down to their thighs!
There, There, Don't make fun of the Penguins!

They might chase after you and eventually catch up to you days after you have forgot about them!

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Willie... make mom watch The Red Baron movie and see if she thinks that Manfred is cute. Then show her Flyboys. From what I can tell, the women like those guys....
he's right, willi... it's 95% the model and only 5% the uniform.
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I often look at the ug boots that the girls at school wear.Its just those boots are so darn close to the ones that were worn by Tommy pilotsMaybe I'll buy a pair with fur lining and wear it during flightsI'll try to modify a pair of womens black leather boots to look more like a WWI officers boots.
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Remember, its not the uniform that makes the man, but the man that makes the uniform.

....... Dam! George Peppard was a hunk! ... Ahaaaaa ... what were we talking about ...

Just be yourself kid.

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It's all a bit 'The Night Porter' to dress up as a German officer to attract the fairer sex isn't it? Not the same war of course, but don't be surprised if girls get that impression rather than the one you are after.

But... the truth is, women are not really from Venus any more than men are from Mars, and you'll find that one of the really attractive qualities, is to be yourself. Nothing is more effective than that when it comes to disarming your competition.

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Lucky for me I got the boyish looks of Albert Ball and we all know that thats the trait "cougars" like of a young man

Whats funny is that my mom thinks Albert Ball is "dishy" and said "What a waste" when she found out he was KIA.I think my sis has a thing for MVR
This is great! Yes, Al is OK. I can see him as "dishy." Wonderful that your sis has a thing for the Rittmeister! I welcome her to the club.

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This has gone from ridiculous to weird to creepy.

And fast, too.





My girlfriend thinks Marcel Hanriot is "nice-looking. He's got pretty eyes."

I pointed out that he was far too young for her.
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