Armani-clad

The first meeting about the still exhibit was at Johnson's farm in rural Wilkes County, N.C. Dressed in bib overalls, Johnson cooked eggs, sausage and bacon for a team of Armani-clad designers from New York.

New Hall of Fame highlights NASCAR's outlaw roots 2010

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mail-room guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

Skipping a Beat Sarah Pekkanen 2011

Courtesy Giorgio Armani A room in the hotel One can almost imagine Richard Gere's Armani-clad character from the 1980 cult film "American Gigolo"—which catapulted the designer to fame—occupying the sleek lines of the suite in a sharp gray suit.

The House Armani Built Christina Passariello 2011

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mail-room guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

Skipping a Beat Sarah Pekkanen 2011

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mail-room guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

Skipping a Beat Sarah Pekkanen 2011

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mailroom guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

All is Bright Sarah Pekkanen 2010

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mail-room guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

The Opposite of Me SARAH PEKKANEN 2010

While Armani-clad executives clustered around my husband, Bob the mailroom guy took one look at the scene and sped down the hallway, white envelopes scattering like confetti behind him.

All is Bright Sarah Pekkanen 2010

The class envy link above cheers on class warfare with little gems like this: "The Armani-clad parasite class have had a free ride since the first seconds of the Reagan Administration, engineering three decades of rising national productivity paired with flatlined or declining real wages for some 98 percent of the population even as their own pay packets bloated like blood-engorged ticks."

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The particular author of the article linked to is fervently wished a long, environmentally friendly stint in a collectivist gulag somewhere, where the chance of coming into contact with those horrible 'Armani-clad parasites' is extremely remote--Cuba, Venezuela, or Zimbabwe perhaps.

Archive 2009-03-01 Dr. Sanity 2009