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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Following this thread closely may cause headaches, sweating, dizziness upon standing, anal leakage and loss of faith in the future of humanity.[/quote] But I WIN because I went to school with the daughter of LARRY LEVINE, Macy's COAT DESIGNER![/quote] Did you get a free coat? [/quote] I have a friend that coached his kids. She's the only reason I remember Larry Levine. [/quote] I knew I recognized the name so I had to check my closet. In the early 2000s I bought 5 pairs of his womens dress pants- always at Filene's- stalked them for purchase because they were comfy, kept their shape, they came in petites so didn't need altering and had the holy grail of no gaping when I bent over. I assumed/didn't care if it wasn't a real person. I'd put those pants on and say to DH "man does Larry know my ass!" and we made up a couple of personas for him. One was a macho older guy with beyond-questionable hygiene who was always stooped over a sewing machine, chomping stogies and gruffly belting out one word answers to any design- related questions. The other had Krusty Clown hair but Professor Frink's voice and he talked NONSTOP all day at his machine, wearing various loud silk-print shirts and no pants. To sum up: This person is NOT famous. If he was we would know who he was and would not have had to resort to making up personas for him. Larry does know his way around an ass, though.[/quote] LOL the same poster also went school with the daughter of STUART WEITZMAN the Macy's shoe designer! [/quote]
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