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"The duds are so bright you gotta wear shades..." was the theme at the St. Jude.
Monday, June 15, 2009
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5 comments:
Tour players should always detour from road-cone orange to reduce fashion accidents.
"The duds are so bright you gotta wear shades..." was the theme at the St. Jude.
Too bad you couldn't find a batch of pics of pros in bright fuchsia shirts. Not that your line was a dud.
I hope the common fear of misspelling fuchsia didn't deter you.
Good humor aside, Phil was clearly a victim of the Paula Creamsicle effect.
I'm totally anti-road-cone orange, so it's my way or the highway.
believe me TXQ, I considered the fuchsia implications of a fuchsia comment
Purplish or perish.
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