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In reply to the discussion: Is it okay to wear a forty year old fox jacket to a [View all]cachukis
(3,962 posts)91. Exactly. Just walked 9 and passed through a
foursome and a twosome. At 10 the foursome on the tee said they were behind a slow foursome. Came home for lunch. 42 from the whites.
Temp at tee off was 47°. 9:40 . Finished 9 at 11:00.
The course is run by city. $75.00 a year gives discounts and free rounds.
8 minutes from where I live. $32.00 for 18 with a cart. Two of my normal group had knee issues and the other had kids coming in for holidays. Had to play or lose tee time.
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I'd think OP might be more concerned about offending people (even strangers) who
spooky3
Dec 2023
#42
OK, but why would you not anticipate cold weather in NYC in December and that fur-wearing might not be wise?
spooky3
Dec 2023
#41
Early Los Angeles history, post-Spanish rule: cattle were raised for tallow & hides...
Hekate
Dec 2023
#40
I'd agree, sure, why not? There are boats that were built out of old growth teak, homes in San Francisco.....
RussellCattle
Dec 2023
#50
Please help me understand why you suggest donating, specifically, to an "animal org"?
EarnestPutz
Dec 2023
#54
Thanks for the clarification. I guess my imagination wasn't up to the task. Nice idea.
EarnestPutz
Dec 2023
#96
My grandmother offered me an ancient fox stole, which I'm sure even predated her, when she was cleaning out her attic
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#26
My great aunt had a mink stole with heads and little feet. It creeped me out.
Ocelot II
Dec 2023
#27
I sure understand! My grandmother's had little fox heads which attached by their mouths in front
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#28
I even saw an old Bewitched episode where Samantha and a woman she wanted to impress wanted mink coats!
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#53
I sometimes watch old TV shows late at night and I cringe whenever I see women begging for mink coats
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#111
Excellent point, and those shows are all still shown in syndication today, but they couldn't get away with those today
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#116
my mom had something with a little head on one end and feet on the other, that wrapped around the neck
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Dec 2023
#35
Yeah, my gramma had one like that. The mouth opened as a spring clip to bite down on the other end and hold it in place
NBachers
Dec 2023
#61
I remember encountering one of those when I was a very small child in early 1950s SoCal...
Hekate
Dec 2023
#46
I wish you'd been there to suggest that to my grandmother, she spent the winter in Arizona
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2023
#67
I see your dilemma. What's on the menu at the wedding feast? Is everyone vegan?
NoSheep
Dec 2023
#55
I finally got in touch with my inner self and wonder if you have to ask, isn't the answer no?
NoSheep
Dec 2023
#59
I don't think its appropriate, but I may be a bit biased because I have a pet fox who is the cutest animal I've ever had
Sal_NV
Dec 2023
#80
It's the bride and groom's day. Why wear something that might cause a ruckus?
Irish_Dem
Dec 2023
#81
Sorry to butt in but what do you do with old furs? I have a cedar chest of them I inherited. Is there any good I can
efhmc
Dec 2023
#92
Sure. If it's just a finished collar without a tail, legs, head and a mouth that clamps it in place *
Oopsie Daisy
Dec 2023
#97