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The Lovely Ms Kajal, before and after here blue/grey ombre transformation.

I am a man of passions, capable of and subject to doing more or less foolish things – which I happen to regret, more or less, afterwards. (Vincent van Gogh)

Sweet sounds and sweet smells... need!!!

This gorgeous Fender amp is made out of whisky barrels How's this for alcohol by volume?

Classic mainstream media Bull.

The Beards – There’s No S**t in our Beards, but the Mainstream Media is Completely Full Of It

To all those in the know. .Empire for life.

Take the bow tie down as soon as is humanly possible.

Movie: Inglourious Basterds

Evidence:

Question: During Inglourious Basterds, when is Lt. Aldo Raine at his least cool? Answer: I0on the left when he's dolled up to the nines, uncomfortable as hell, and Col. Hans Landa is toying with him.

Question: When is Lt. Aldo Raine at his most cool? Answer: on the right when his bow tie is down, he's comfortable and he's toying with Col. Hans Landa.

The Lesson? If you're not a dinner jacket kinda guy, undo the bow tie ASAP.

Don't be afraid to dress down

Movie: Pulp Fiction

Evidence: Prior to flipping out at Fabienne for forgetting to pack his father's watch, Butch puts on a fresh blue shirt. Having found out about her forgetfulness and having hurled a TV across the room, Butch realises he has to go back to his apartment to get the timepiece. The shirt has been on for less than two minutes and he reverts to the plain white t-shirt, knowing things could get ugly back at his place. The lesson? Dress for the occasion. That can mean dressing down.

Don't be afraid to dress up

Movie: Django Unchained

Evidence: In this wonderful scene, after being freed by Dr. King Schultz, Django shops for new clothes. After months of wearing the same thing, he seizes this opportunity and dresses extravagantly. Dresses brilliantly. Django is making a statement and although none of us will ever have to make a statement of freedom quite like his - it's worth remembering the power of being bold from time-to-time. Catch people off guard.

Sunglasses: A choice of two.

Movie: Kill Bill, True Romance, Death Proof, Reservoir Dogs

Evidence: If you, like most people, can't get your sunglasses made bespoke (like Django's circular flip-up numbers in Unchained) then Tarantino leaves us with two choices: Ray-Bans or TCB Elvis glasses. Ray-Ban is the choice of Stuntman Mike (who wears black wrapped Ray-Ban 4071 sunglasses in Death Proof) and most characters, including Mr. Blonde, Mr. White and Mr. Orange in Reservoir Dogs. TCB are worn by Clarence in True Romance and are owned by the loathsome Buck in Kill Bill. Fortunately he never gets to sully their coolness by actually wearing them. They are only worn - with aplomb - by the Bride

Always carry a comb, always use it

Movie: Reservoir Dogs

Evidence: Twenty three minutes into the film and Mr White and Mr Pink are regrouping after the botched bank job. Trying to regain composure, Mr White brilliant removes a comb and starts to do his hair. Hell, White even combs Mr Orange's hair when Orange is at death's door. The lesson? Even when the sh*t's really hitting the fan, you need to look your best. No excuses.

Hawaiian shirts are great, but only over a plain tee

Movie: True Romance, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill Vol.2

Evidence: Ezekiel 25:17: "The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by those who pair an open Hawaiian shirt, with a plain t-shirt. I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger, those who attempt to wear their Hawaiian shirt without said t-shirt very visible. " Pretty sure that's how it went.