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I like this hemp shirt in size XL for spring/summer wear. I'm 6'4" at the moment. I find that it drapes my frame nicely with a shirt underneath. God bless. Thank you. Edit: Here's a pic.
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My petite xs/s wife ordered this shirt in a small. I am 6’3” and +200 lbs and it fits huge on me. Vanity sizing is wonderful!!!
May 20, 2024
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size down one. kinda gives mechanic in a way i'm digging these days, it's longer than a baby tee but nice and slim with just enough stretch. and super easy to get + cheap
Jan 24, 2024
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I have to start off this recommendation with an apology, as for all your Northern Hemisphere-based folks wont be able to find this easily as I stock up when I go home to Australia. BUT, in all my years of hunting for the perfect white t-shirt that hangs just right, I have found my holy grail. Specifically, the Boody men’s crew neck t-shirt (NOT the new “classic” which is mostly viscose, ew), bit the original which is 95% bamboo. I buy them in a Small and they are the perfect oversized t-shirt. Buttery soft, expensive-looking and, most importantly, stay looking fresh after they’ve tumbled about in a washing machine. I’m hoarding a few!
Jan 1, 2024
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As a host, I've recently learned the power of a sheetpancake (sheetpan pancake). All of your 'slices' get an even bake and can be self served so everyone may eat at the same time. Utilitarian! You can fit in more toppings and (from my experience) the fruit cooks evenly in the oven unlike when it's dumped on a hot pan. Look, it isn't as 'glamorous' but, with sheetpancakes, you can spend time making the real stars of the show: Sides. (Eggs, omelettes, frittatas-- If you think it, you can make it.) Give it a try. If you hate it then, the next time you make a classic pancake, you'll be even more grateful for the arduous, thankless, experience. To paraphrase Ina Garten; 'My friends aren't going to have more fun if I spend extra time in the kitchen.'
Jan 23, 2024
A fun use of Internet Archive‘s log of Geocities' pages (made available via their Wayback Machine tool). This works as a snapshot of graphic design and a survey of public interest from the late 90s to the mid 00s. Note: This appears largely unmoderated so beware clicking through to the source pages and some materials may be NSFW.
Jan 23, 2024
My top recommendation of the moment is a dive into Gay Comix / Gay Comics (not to be confused with early Archie strips) which ran from 1980-1998. To my knowledge, there's not a full reprint but you will be able to find copies online. (I'm linking to a web post on the publication.) Unlike any other print archives I've gone through, Gay Comix is a wide survey of gay/lesbian attitudes through the peak of the AIDS epidemic and the rise and fall of various subcultures. It's fascinating, inspiring, and often quite funny. I particularly love whenever Jennifer Camper shows up.
Jan 23, 2024