I hate to say it...

[YOhio]

Originally Posted by TripletDaddy

Anyone who wears a braided leather belt deserves to be knocked in the teeth.

There are few issues where UteStar and I can find common ground, but on this point I can safely assume that he agrees with me that you are DEAD wrong. Braided leather belts are incredibly cool. Not only do they look sweet, but you don't have to worry about what to do with the excess belt once it is cinched. You just loop it around the area right next to the buckle. Perfect. Great looking and convenient. Who doesn't love braided leather belts?

[UteStar]

Originally Posted by YOhio

There are few issues where UteStar and I can find common ground, but on this point I can safely assume that he agrees with me that you are DEAD wrong. Braided leather belts are incredibly cool. Not only do they look sweet, but you don't have to worry about what to do with the excess belt once it is cinched. You just loop it around the area right next to the buckle. Perfect. Great looking and convenient. Who doesn't love braided leather belts?

No question. Its hip and its happening. Add that to leather pants, and you have yourself a party all by yourself.

[Archaea]

So is a braided leather belt, a Carbon County coup de grace in terms of fashion statements?

[YOhio]

Originally Posted by Archaea

So is a braided leather belt, a Carbon County coup de grace in terms of fashion statements?

That and a Carhartt jacket and you're ready for a nice dinner at JB's.

[TripletDaddy]

Originally Posted by YOhio

That and a Carhartt jacket and you're ready for a nice dinner at JB's.

Most savvy Chess King patrons know that the basics for casual chic in Utah consist of

1. A nice pair of Girbeaud jeans (preferably the green ones or the weird shade of dark blue)
2. a blousy faux-denim blue shirt (top button undone to expose crew neck t shirt underneath
3. a brown braided leather belt with looped excess. Tip of the looped belt should be no more than 5 inches away from the Girbeaud jeans label that covers the penis area of the jeans.
4. The patented Utah brown leather shoes, which are worn for dressy and casual events. Acceptable brown shoes include boots and loafers, however if the loafers are not Doc Martens, then they must have lug soles.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by TripletDaddy

Most savvy Chess King patrons know that the basics for casual chic in Utah consist of

1. A nice pair of Girbeaud jeans (preferably the green ones or the weird shade of dark blue)
2. a blousy faux-denim blue shirt (top button undone to expose crew neck t shirt underneath
3. a brown braided leather belt with looped excess. Tip of the looped belt should be no more than 5 inches away from the Girbeaud jeans label that covers the penis area of the jeans.
4. The patented Utah brown leather shoes, which are worn for dressy and casual events. Acceptable brown shoes include boots and loafers, however if the loafers are not Doc Martens, then they must have lug soles.

I wish I even knew what these were, not that I have any fashion sense as my favorite shirts are all made of cool mesh, but I can't play along as I'm completely lost on most of these.

[TripletDaddy]

Originally Posted by Archaea

I wish I even knew what these were, not that I have any fashion sense as my favorite shirts are all made of cool mesh, but I can't play along as I'm completely lost on most of these.

Ironically, the fact that you dont know what Girbaud jeans are means that you have GREAT fashion sense.

Basically, I think they were standard issue pants for kids that grew up along the wasatch front in the 80s. when I arrived at BYU as a freshman, i was amazed at how many guys were walking around wearing jeans with penis tags on them. I didnt get it. the jeans were almost always secured with a braided leather belt (BLB). When normal folks wear a belt, they tuck the slight excess into the belt loops on their pants. However, when rocking a BLB, you take the extreme excess and form a sort of simple knot around the belt itself, with the excess left dangling. And yes, people actually dressed like this and thought it was really cool.

Also, growing up in SoCal, I had no clue what a "rugby" was. I knew what the sport was. I had no idea why people wore "rugby" in their daily lives. Then I learned that the Church issued a decree that all families take portraits wearing matching rugbies.

[il Padrino Ute]

Originally Posted by TripletDaddy

Most savvy Chess King patrons know that the basics for casual chic in Utah consist of

1. A nice pair of Girbeaud jeans (preferably the green ones or the weird shade of dark blue)
2. a blousy faux-denim blue shirt (top button undone to expose crew neck t shirt underneath
3. a brown braided leather belt with looped excess. Tip of the looped belt should be no more than 5 inches away from the Girbeaud jeans label that covers the penis area of the jeans.
4. The patented Utah brown leather shoes, which are worn for dressy and casual events. Acceptable brown shoes include boots and loafers, however if the loafers are not Doc Martens, then they must have lug soles.

Girbeaud jeans? I don't buy French products - not even Bic pens.

Denim shirts suck.

No belt necessary, as I buy pants that fit.

Guilty about brown shoes for dress occasions. The rest of the time it's just sandals (no socks) or the New Balance court shoes I have on right now.

[Frank Ryan]

Originally Posted by exUte

of 'image'. Darger would have been a good get for BYU.

I thought he wanted to leave the state and wasn't interested in BYU, USU or Utah

[il Padrino Ute]

Originally Posted by Frank Ryan

I thought he wanted to leave the state and wasn't interested in BYU, USU or Utah

This is what I heard as well.

Exie just thinks he knows what's going on.