Discussion for article #226911
Are the Israelis unaware of the long and proud history of Western mimes?
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Sorry, I donât see it.
Unless thereâs a Star of David design with little balls at the points?
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They sold out in 15 minutes in the Spanish town of MatajudĂos.
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Seriously? At no stage in the design process was someone not able to see the connection??
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Werenât the Huckabees just shown on this site wearing that shirt (in XXXL of course)?
http://newsbusters.org/sites/default/files/main_photos/2011/March/Huck%20Fam.jpg
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Funny story.
Before it was explained to her, my daughter referred to the green and white horizontal striped pants as ârecycling pantsâ.
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No; those are recycled circus tents.
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You shut your mouth. A good God-fearing right winger like Huckabee would never recycle.
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Touche.
Fitting for that circus.
Being an American who grew up on Westerns, I recognized the Sheriffâs badge immediately. The stripes, however, were a puzzle. They look for all the world like traditional old-time jail uniforms - or gondoliers. So, Sheriff or convict? Or gondolier immigrant sucked into being the sheriff of Tombstone? Confusing. I didnât draw the concentration camp link though, it could be an age/nationality thing.
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Vertical stripes offer a fun and flattering way to slim and sculpt on those days when we feel just a little less than pretty!
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Or, when weâve had a little too much squirrel at dinnerâŚ
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Not true!
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Itâs pretty easy to see. However, adding âSHERIFFâ in text would have added the context it sounds like ZARA was looking for.
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Of course you donât see it. Itâs PC run amok.
Did concentration camps have little grommets (buttons?) on the shoulders?
Totally. All the concentration camp uniforms Iâve seen have wide vertical stripes. This looks more based on Breton fishing shirts.
Marcel Morceau playing Gary Cooper, if you like.
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