I once asked for a black bowling shirt with a single lime green (or turquoise) vertical stripe on one side for my birthday, but got a black with a regular green stripe.
I think the last time I had seen a lime green leisure suit was either when I saw Tom T Hall on a rerun of Hee Haw on TNN (or whatever channel it is on) or one of the days where the late Craig Sager or Don Cherry were going a bit conservative in their choice of attire for the sports commentary though I could see someone like Jesper Parnevik or John Daly reviving the look on the PGA Senior/Champion’s Tour…..
And see if you can find the high rise platform shoes with acrylic heels where you can keep live (for awhile) goldfish. You know, the ones Frenchy Fuquah and Huggy Bear in “Baretta” wore with their lime green polyester pimp suits at the disco.
“They” tell us we should all be individuals. “Be yourself”. But when it comes to clothing, you are forced to wear whatever somebody says is “trendy” and “what the people want”. Who says we need to be fashionable? Who creates “what the people want”? Why does it matter that we have to be fashionable?
Yes I found it. https://www.candyapplecostumes.com/fo64240.htmlBut did people really ware this? I spent the 70/80’s Disco era, in the Military, we had a different color of green.
For over a year at least half the suits in my local macy’s have sported a loud check pattern of one type or another. Something I dubbed “The Jimmy Olsen Collection” and according to the staff they aren’t shifting.
Someone really needs to get it through Jon’s head that the clothes he wears are just absolutely abysmal and that he needs a better fashion sense. I bet maybe Jon could probably take some fashion lessons from Zidgel (from “3-2-1 Penguins!”). He may have been a little vain, but at least he had a better sense of fashion than Jon does.
For his wedding last summer my son wore a lime green dress shirt with his black kilt. He was able to find color-matched polo shirts for the groomsmen. Although I was doubtful, it actually worked with his bride’s black and mauve color scheme. No confusing them with any traditional wedding party.
Every style seems to have their day even the horrible ones of the 70’s such as ridiculously wide lapels, shirt collars and ties, platform shoes, plaid bell bottom pants and, of course, leisure suits. Thankfully, they run their course and sanity returns.
My first wife sewed me a nice green 3-piece polyester suit following a McCall’s pattern. Being a good boy, I agreed to wear the suit on a cross country plane trip to see her parents that Christmas. You should have seen their faces when I stepped into the terminal…
Green polyester suits were only slightly less ugly back in the early 80’s…
Clarence about 3 years ago
I bet they don’t have any
codycab about 3 years ago
Jon’s tastes in fashion, I swear!
Wilde Bill about 3 years ago
Not since the disco era.
arjun.shriv about 3 years ago
This is the first time we actually see Jon asking for something!
Thisnameisorigional about 3 years ago
what did we expect
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
I once asked for a black bowling shirt with a single lime green (or turquoise) vertical stripe on one side for my birthday, but got a black with a regular green stripe.
arjun.shriv about 3 years ago
Isn’t the lime polyester suit the one he always wears to dates even before Liz?
Johnny Appleseed about 3 years ago
He’s so weird
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 3 years ago
Barf.
BJ40 about 3 years ago
OH DOG !!! … Jon has NO dress sense, what-so-ever … UGH !!!
TampaFanatic1 about 3 years ago
I think the last time I had seen a lime green leisure suit was either when I saw Tom T Hall on a rerun of Hee Haw on TNN (or whatever channel it is on) or one of the days where the late Craig Sager or Don Cherry were going a bit conservative in their choice of attire for the sports commentary though I could see someone like Jesper Parnevik or John Daly reviving the look on the PGA Senior/Champion’s Tour…..
rebeccabyram22 about 3 years ago
Poor Liz
Troglodyte about 3 years ago
I need eye bleach even just thinking about that terrible suit!
Gent about 3 years ago
“… The one with the polka dots, I mean.”
jagedlo about 3 years ago
I see Jon’s putting the “Ugh!” in “ugly” again!
Say What? Premium Member about 3 years ago
Talk about being “absinthe”-minded.
Count Olaf Premium Member about 3 years ago
And see if you can find the high rise platform shoes with acrylic heels where you can keep live (for awhile) goldfish. You know, the ones Frenchy Fuquah and Huggy Bear in “Baretta” wore with their lime green polyester pimp suits at the disco.
karmakat01 about 3 years ago
just the description and I already feel like EEEWWWWW!!!!
The Collector about 3 years ago
Please don’t do it Santa.
I'm Sad about 3 years ago
“They” tell us we should all be individuals. “Be yourself”. But when it comes to clothing, you are forced to wear whatever somebody says is “trendy” and “what the people want”. Who says we need to be fashionable? Who creates “what the people want”? Why does it matter that we have to be fashionable?
Kaputnik about 3 years ago
Although we’re probably supposed to assume that that’s what Jon asked for, maybe he asked for something else; he’s just been a very bad boy.
Josequeen about 3 years ago
whistles that phone is big.
blakerl about 3 years ago
Yes I found it. https://www.candyapplecostumes.com/fo64240.htmlBut did people really ware this? I spent the 70/80’s Disco era, in the Military, we had a different color of green.
edmund_graham about 3 years ago
That elf’s expression is priceless
Wizard of Ahz-no relation about 3 years ago
For over a year at least half the suits in my local macy’s have sported a loud check pattern of one type or another. Something I dubbed “The Jimmy Olsen Collection” and according to the staff they aren’t shifting.
geese28 about 3 years ago
Garfield will scratch it up real good
A R V reader about 3 years ago
If there’s any left, they’ll have to look in the “For Jon Arbuckle Only” pile.
nathan.sheriff3 about 3 years ago
Hmm.. lemme first check with the Bee Gee’s. If not, I’ll call Elton John and John Travolta.
Goat from PBS about 3 years ago
Lime green polyester? That sounds like a fate worse than getting coal.
Comicfan (I can't think of a better name) about 3 years ago
lol
philwinn about 3 years ago
Tell me again what Liz sees in this Goober??
Manitobaman about 3 years ago
Hey…..don’t make fun of the way I dress ! ;-)
John9 about 3 years ago
YES, Santa the warehouse is full of them. We can finally empty it and give them all to him.
CaveCat87 about 3 years ago
Someone really needs to get it through Jon’s head that the clothes he wears are just absolutely abysmal and that he needs a better fashion sense. I bet maybe Jon could probably take some fashion lessons from Zidgel (from “3-2-1 Penguins!”). He may have been a little vain, but at least he had a better sense of fashion than Jon does.
w16521 about 3 years ago
Sure why not? The elf wears green and Santa’s smartphone is green.
Flossie Mud Duck about 3 years ago
After his death, my husband’s vintage mint green leisure suit was donated to the high school drama department. They loved it!!
DM2860 about 3 years ago
“Of course, of the 76 we gave out, 75 were returned.”
cactusbob333 about 3 years ago
Still on a ship off the California coast.
paranormal about 3 years ago
No Jon, NO!!!
kaylin about 3 years ago
Lime green is one of my favorite colors. I have several tops that color. I bet Jon would look good in lime green.
l3i7l about 3 years ago
For his wedding last summer my son wore a lime green dress shirt with his black kilt. He was able to find color-matched polo shirts for the groomsmen. Although I was doubtful, it actually worked with his bride’s black and mauve color scheme. No confusing them with any traditional wedding party.
Bill D. Kat Premium Member about 3 years ago
Every style seems to have their day even the horrible ones of the 70’s such as ridiculously wide lapels, shirt collars and ties, platform shoes, plaid bell bottom pants and, of course, leisure suits. Thankfully, they run their course and sanity returns.
Gent about 3 years ago
Ah, a rare Garfield Minus Garfield comic.
chain gang charlie about 3 years ago
Look in the back in the Iowa, Kentucky shelves…I bet they have a couple…
And maybe even a couple of Nile Green Gabardine ones, if they weren’t allSold out for “Prom Night”…
Hotcha!…
mail2jbl about 3 years ago
It’s a “Garfield-Minus-Garfield” made by Davis himself and not by a fan!
huachuma about 3 years ago
My first wife sewed me a nice green 3-piece polyester suit following a McCall’s pattern. Being a good boy, I agreed to wear the suit on a cross country plane trip to see her parents that Christmas. You should have seen their faces when I stepped into the terminal…
Green polyester suits were only slightly less ugly back in the early 80’s…
stealth694 about 3 years ago
Tons,,,,
Void'xsimle about 3 years ago
Yo Santa is looking weird
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 3 years ago
Fashion is a way to communicate, Jon’s fashion is a babbling idiot.
WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago
Leisure suits are back?