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Ra–kish adj 1. Nautical Having a trim, streamlined appearance: “We were schooner rigged and rakish, with a long and lissome hull” (John Masefield). 2. Dashingly or sportlingly stylish; jaunty. Probably from Rake (from the raking masts of pirate ships). —The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition, 2000.

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Window shopping. L St NW.

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WIWT. Stay home and stay healthy.

LLBean cotton cardigan

Vintage J.Peterman Russian Navy shirt

Stan Ray OD sateen fatigues

Not pictured - Wigwam 625′s and Okabashi slides

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Dressed via catalog today.

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Ex Hex rocks out @ Ottobar Baltimore, MD.

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WIWY

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After years of loyal service (early 90′s I think) this is headed to the rag pile.

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Fletcher’s Cove, Washington, D.C. 

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Ex Hex rips it up at the 9:30 club.

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Thrift store catch and release.

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WIWT

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Anticipation.

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WIWT

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I’m not XXL but for a couple of bucks it fits well enough for wearing around the house.

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Another day another sweater.

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WIWT. Brrr...