Prioritize 2016-07-06

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Re: Prioritize 2016-07-06

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GlytchMeister wrote:Damn, Gyrr. Put the hair on the feet too and you'd be part hobbit!

If I had feet like that I'd probably end up making my own shoes out of tires and old leather coats or something.

As it is, I have to buy very high-quality shoes, because of the surgeries I've had due to too-short Achilles' tendons. At least they last a long time... Given enough gorilla tape and superglue.

Ooh, that reminds me I need to glue the soles back on my sneakers...
My feet are a proportional length for my height. They're just really wide. Everything is the right length for my height, it's all just 2 to 3 sizes wider. And I've got a deep chest and broad shoulders on top of it, so shirt shopping is almost as "fun"* as shoe shopping. At least I've gotten used to have the extra material at the fingertips of my gloves.

*Fits in shoulders, too damn long. Fits in length, I risk ripping the seems if I move my arms down to my sides.
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Re: Prioritize 2016-07-06

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Sooo... You're built like a... Like a...

Hmm.

I must be slipping. I can't think of a good simile...

*mutters to self under breath*
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Re: Prioritize 2016-07-06

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GlytchMeister wrote:Sooo... You're built like a... Like a...

Hmm.

I must be slipping. I can't think of a good simile...

*mutters to self under breath*
Short and stocky. I've been told I'm built like a boxer.

Big egg head, thick muscley neck, broad sturdy shoulders, broad and deep chest, bulky abdominal muscles hidden under some extra weight, wide-ish hips (for a man), "thunder thighs", powerful calves, wide feet, and wide hands. Naturally strong without having to work out.


EDIT: I've also been told I'm built for tossing cabers.
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yeah, I know that feeling . . . I'm tall, so my shirts aren't that bad, but if I get pants that fit in the waist, they're too tight in the legs and crotch . . . if they fit the legs and crotch, they're way too loose at the waist.

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Re: Prioritize 2016-07-06

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Just go to your local big and tall shop they have everything you need in the clothing department. Shoes can be bought at any up scale shoe store just bring your credit card and first born male child. The only big problem i have is with rings, no one seems to carry a size 19 in stock.
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Re: Prioritize 2016-07-06

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Yeah; I've been haunting Big and Tall shops before- I'm just under 6' and never been over 200lbs, but the longer sleeves of the smaller 'Tall Man' sizes suits, (sic) me just fine.

And then the Industry started coming out w/ 'fitted' (or 'tapered') dress shirts and those I could find most anywhere...
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oldmanmickey wrote:Just go to your local big and tall shop they have everything you need in the clothing department. Shoes can be bought at any up scale shoe store just bring your credit card and first born male child. The only big problem i have is with rings, no one seems to carry a size 19 in stock.
Nice theory . . . doesn't work for me. I have to mail-order pants because I haven't been able to find anyone a hundred mile radius that carries pants that fit.

And only one store that carries a limited selection of shirts that fit.

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Back when I was driving (racing) sports cars and stock cars I had a massive neck from wearing heavy helmets at high lateral Gs. I had to get shirts custom made because they just don't make a size 22 collar to sell in stores, without gorilla-length sleeves.
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Opus the Poet wrote:Back when I was driving (racing) sports cars and stock cars I had a massive neck from wearing heavy helmets at high lateral Gs. I had to get shirts custom made because they just don't make a size 22 collar to sell in stores, without gorilla-length sleeves.
I was lucky if I could find an 18 collar without gorilla-length sleeves and gorilla-wide chest. Part of why I gave up on ties, or anything else that would mean I was expected to button the collar.
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