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> Posted by LeviLovR on February 15, 2018 at 11:13:09

> In Reply to: Re: logo or no logo posted by wetchas on February 15, 2018 at 09:20:10:

> I think expensive clothing can be every bit as satisfying when wet as the cheap stuff. It's just that it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to buy something really expensive and then possibly ruin it getting it wet or muddy. Lots of the things I have purchased on sale or in thrift shops would have been expensive when new or bought in other stores. Anything wet, at least in my experience, dries out and can be used again multiple times. I have worn suit coats, ties, dress shirts in the water, and then put them on to wear to work or social occasions afterwards and no one can tell the difference. Mud is another story. I have been able to salvage most items after getting muddy, but some simply cannot be saved. Some fabrics clean up better than others. And some people are into ripping, tearing and destroying clothes. Ultimately expensive clothing is usually more tailored and dressy looking. Cheaper clothing is usually looser, more casual, more comfortable. While I tend to prefer dressy (I love the shock value people get when I get wet in a coat and tie) but most people just prefer casual and comfortable.

> The eyes are doing well. Thank you for your concern about the loss of my Mom. It is a bit of an adjustment period, but basically things are going well in that area also.

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