@Eternal Yamcha
The second or the third guy from the left. One of the four from the left, I bet. I'm a loser at lottery, by the way. :P Once it occured that I almost caught the five numbers... +/-1, the difference was... I thought I'll go mad...

At last, I have scanned that photo! I think that this is the best existing photo about me. A typical kind of me: I'm explaining something, and my mum or my bro caught it with great stealth.

Kinda spooky now that I give another look at it. :roll: Oh well, my scanner is around half a dozen years old, so I'm happy that its still working! :P

Your Avatar suits you perfectly.

Got this made in Hong Kong during my trip to china

Double breasted, side vented, peaked lapels, bespoke W.W. Chan suit[/URL] made by Patrick Chu at the W.W. Chan's and Sons in Tsim Sha Tsui (1 measure and 3 fittings). Fabric is Canonico's super 130s wool (Italian), Italian shoes also from Hong Kong, the double cuff shirt custom made by Jantzen's in Hong Kong (central) and tie and pocket square custom made by Sam's. The cufflinks I already owned. Total for entire outfit just under $2000 (USD), $1300 for the suit. It's no Savile Row, but for the price, it's a steal.

I have pictures of the measure and the 3 fittings on my [url=http://www.tesuji.org/shanghai_2006/shanghai_2006.html]travel journal, which I just finished editing and going through the 20 gigs of pictures.

Your life looks interesting.

You went to Hong Kong and didn't come back in a duster jacket and shades? For teh shame!

you should go to jail

BobBQ wrote:You went to Hong Kong and didn't come back in a duster jacket and shades? For teh shame!

1) I am legally blind without my glasses, and I'm rarely outside during the day anyways
2) My wardrobe doesn't have anything to accomodate a duster jacket
3) I don't own any guns to complete the outfit
4) I don't look anything like Chow Yun-Fat
5) Nobody dresses like that in Hong Kong, it's too hot. The fad that the movie started amongst teenagers there had come and gone long ago, probably after said teenagers grew up and got jobs.

Titus wrote:Your Avatar suits you perfectly.

Your new sig made me laugh a lot... its kinda better than the previous one.

Ornette wrote:Got this made in Hong Kong during my trip to china

Double breasted, side vented, peaked lapels, bespoke W.W. Chan suit[/URL] made by Patrick Chu at the W.W. Chan's and Sons in Tsim Sha Tsui (1 measure and 3 fittings). Fabric is Canonico's super 130s wool (Italian), Italian shoes also from Hong Kong, the double cuff shirt custom made by Jantzen's in Hong Kong (central) and tie and pocket square custom made by Sam's. The cufflinks I already owned. Total for entire outfit just under $2000 (USD), $1300 for the suit. It's no Savile Row, but for the price, it's a steal.

I have pictures of the measure and the 3 fittings on my [url=http://www.tesuji.org/shanghai_2006/shanghai_2006.html]travel journal, which I just finished editing and going through the 20 gigs of pictures.

Looking sharp mah'man.

Vegeta...Theres a character I havn't seen in ages....

Titus wrote:Vegeta...Theres a character I havn't seen in ages....

Speaking of a character I havent seen in ages..... Titus how are you?

I am the guy with the sideburns.

And y'know, I really can't remember who took this picture. It was on my camera the next day, but I have no idea who took it. But oh well whatever yada yada


This one is titled "Relativity assignments at 2AM are perplexing".

Dude, I have those same cups.

Space Penis wrote:This one is titled "Relativity assignments at 2AM are perplexing".

SP, you might be a dick.....but I love you!

roflz

@Space Penis
I wonder how would you look like with a beard...

I did have quite respectable beard going on for a while. I shaved it off the day after Halloween because a girl in a fairy outfit told me it was terrifying.

I was dressed as a pirate at the time.

On the way back from the Baltimore Museum of Art, I thought I could catch up to my friends in another car. I caught up to them just before a light at a bend onto Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. So I ducked slightly and glared at them until they took notice, to amusing effect.

Here is a picture of my wife and I on our honeymoon:



In Hawaii:



And one of our dog being lazy on the porch (couldn't resist):

The Eva Monkey wrote:

On the way back from the Baltimore Museum of Art, I thought I could catch up to my friends in another car. I caught up to them just before a light at a bend onto Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. So I ducked slightly and glared at them until they took notice, to amusing effect.

You look like your pure evil :shock: lol Just joking

Timesplitter 01 wrote:You look like your pure evil

Being one with blue-gray eyes, I get that really distinct red-eye in photos.

They usually look like this:



More fun at the Baltimore Museum of Art:

Me with Rodin's Thinker:


Me goofing around with a Canon GL1 miniDV camera: