Beethoven in jeans

[AeolianHarp]

I attribute it to my wife. When we got married she said that she didn't like the way blue jeans looked and preferred I not wear them. It seemed like good advice and I am glad to have followed it. She is very smart for sure. I try anyway.

A wise lady indeed Harvey...

[Megan]

What would men do without nagging women Harvey?
You're dear wife has good dress sense, not like some young ladies about town who wear next to nothing, leggings with short skirts with rolly polly bottoms , and tattoos.

[Harvey]

You sound very smart Harvey.

I attribute it to my wife. When we got married she said that she didn't like the way blue jeans looked and preferred I not wear them. It seemed like good advice and I am glad to have followed it. She is very smart for sure. I try anyway.

[AeolianHarp]

The punk style dude picture depicting Beethoven wearing ripped jeans looks ridiculous, because the actual head is of an older, more distinguished gentleman that wouldn't be seen dead in such trashy apparel

LOL you say it like it is Megan! Very true hehe....

the piano with wings is plain silly

I agree- what's the point of that?!

I have read that Beethoven looked a bit unkempt at times, but not to the point of looking completely torn and ragged.

True- windswept more likely from his walks! And look at him when he was in his 30s! He looks great in the earlier portraits- really smart.

It's the kind of thing you would see at cheap market stalls. I wouldn't give $2.00, let alone $22.00.

Yeah it is not worth 2p really!

[AeolianHarp]

I haven't owned or worn jeans since 1989. Don't care for the shabby look. All I wear anymore for past 12 years are Dickies 874 work pants. They look good and last a long time. All navy blue.

You sound very smart Harvey.

[Megan]

The punk style dude picture depicting Beethoven wearing ripped jeans looks ridiculous, because the actual head is of an older, more distinguished gentleman that wouldn't be seen dead in such trashy apparel, the piano with wings is plain silly. I have read that Beethoven looked a bit unkempt at times, but not to the point of looking completely torn and ragged.
It's the kind of thing you would see at cheap market stalls. I wouldn't give $2.00, let alone $22.00.

[Harvey]

I haven't owned or worn jeans since 1989. Don't care for the shabby look. All I wear anymore for past 12 years are Dickies 874 work pants. They look good and last a long time. All navy blue.

[AeolianHarp]

No....prefer his eighteenth and nineteenth century clothes!

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Much better:

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