jeans: Lee boot cut
Shirts: Trader Bay, over my T cuz I gotta look good too.
Boots: Terra work, Tony Lama goin out, an these slip on things for fishing on the boat.
Hats: Dorfman for goin out, baseball for everyday, and Aussie outback for the hills and the boat.
Auto tools: Craftsman pro grade.
Dirtbikes: Honda XR's 400 and a new 70 for grandson although I do have an old TT500 in the garage that I like too.
Unders: Fuit of the loom, mighty tighty whities.
Dogs: A.P.B.T.
Toothpaste: Crest regular.
Deoderant: Blueish green stick one I don't remember she'll make sure I don't run out though.
Aftershave: special occasions only whatever she likes.
Jewelry: wedding band and watch most of the time.
Car: Truck

 

Now for something completely different:

We have a strict and conservative dress code at work, so here goes (hey, somebody's got to list something other than Wrangler's and Carhart's!): JC Penney Stafford Executive dress shirts, Silver Label- can't beat 'em for the price, most comfortable pinpoint cotton dress shirt you can buy.

I really don't care about designer labels, but I do prefer Stanley Blacker and Cricketeer suits- they just seem to fit me better than the rest (again, the dress code- we have to wear dark blue suits). Shoes- Bostonian are probably the best you can buy today that are reasonably-priced (like I'm gonna pay $500 for Allen-Edmonds), but I sure do miss Nettleton's. They were the best.

Hats- Ford, or Castle (locally-made car care products- the best!)

Drinks- the Perfect Margarita at Applebee's. Never even liked tequila till I had one of those. Definite designated driver material! And what IS IT with light beer? What's the point? For me, it's Samuel Adams or Molson Export, maybe LaBatt's Blue. Coors Light? Isn't that redundant? And any red Australian or Italian wine. It used to be French, but who can afford it? (I can't believe I even admitted to that last one...) As for after-dinner drinks, now you're talking. Drambuie, B&B, Argueso, Grand Marnier Cent Sin' Quantenaire. Don't care what it costs: I've got to have a good after-dinner chaser, or dinner isn't complete.

Restaurants- Macaroni Grille, Olive Garden. Darn good meals for the money, and some waiter named Blaine gets to write his name in crayon on the paper tablecloth! You can have Red Lobster, Bahama Breeze, etc... all overpriced.

 

1. levi's and dickies but Tommy Hilfigges make better chore jeans that i expected!

2. Carhart for a good jacket, got Carhart coverals for realy cold weather anything below -10F) use genaric flannel and hooded sweatshirt rest of the time

3. got my first pair of Redwings love em plan to buy again used to be loyal to nike then i graduated from High School plus I keep the money in my home state!

4. still like nike shirts and no fear when i can find them, mills fleet &farm shirts are always in style

5. have had a Ford Racing caps for the past 5 years. For farm work i have my chore hat and my going to a auction hat. usualy a New Holland or a Dekalb or Asgrow seed corn hat

6. I'm a minor but i have heard that michleob taste great
Coca-Cola, 7up

7. Ford tractors what else is there? John Deere sucks

8. Burger King love the wopper

9. moble 1 for trucks cars, the girls go to a quick lube

10. Farm oyl grease for equipment

11. New Holland oil and filters for the tractors

12. DeWalt powertools

 

Watch what you say about a John Deere now.......
Them's fightin' words!!!

 

ya mean the plow company that bought a tractor line and steals european ideas and clames them for there own? seriously, Its the owners not the tractors I don't like

check out the tractor bashing board
http://www.myoldparts.com/myweb14/disc14_toc.htm

my handle is RossMN over there if ya decide to vist and we need more JD guys over there!