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i really like his outfit.
the trunks were an awesome idea.
i really like his outfit.
the trunks were an awesome idea.
obnoxious and pretentious, how fitting.
obnoxious and pretentious, how fitting.
He is my male counterpart- I think about clothes all the time too- like literally all the time! And he is adorable. Must be fun to hang out with him!
He is my male counterpart- I think about clothes all the time too- like literally all the time! And he is adorable. Must be fun to hang out with him!
it’s great that he got onto the nymag website…but “intern’s”? really? i know you’re excited but please, a little proofing?
it’s great that he got onto the nymag website…but “intern’s”? really? i know you’re excited but please, a little proofing?
that is absurd in so many ways
that is absurd in so many ways
our intern IS better than yours
(I believe that was the intention of the apostrophe s)
our intern IS better than yours
(I believe that was the intention of the apostrophe s)
@guest 12:35: I know this site is usually terrible about grammar, so I understand why you jumped on this one, but “intern’s” is actually correct. It’s a contraction for “intern is.” It’s colloquial, but not incorrect.
@guest 12:35: I know this site is usually terrible about grammar, so I understand why you jumped on this one, but “intern’s” is actually correct. It’s a contraction for “intern is.” It’s colloquial, but not incorrect.
That boy is in college? Is it just me or does he look super old?
That boy is in college? Is it just me or does he look super old?
The post is meant as a contraction – our intern is (intern’s). When the letter i is removed, an apostrophe is substituted.
ex. what is – what’s
The post is meant as a contraction – our intern is (intern’s). When the letter i is removed, an apostrophe is substituted.
ex. what is – what’s
The post is meant as a contraction – our intern is (intern’s). When the letter i is removed, an apostrophe is substituted.
ex. what is – what’s
yay brett! love him.
yay brett! love him.
you’re right- your intern is way better than er, me, and my other co-interns- i’m interning at a local politician’s campaign office, and none of us are quite that cool :]
you’re right- your intern is way better than er, me, and my other co-interns- i’m interning at a local politician’s campaign office, and none of us are quite that cool :]
you’re right- your intern is way better than er, me, and my other co-interns- i’m interning at a local politician’s campaign office, and none of us are quite that cool :]
Go Brett!!
And let me assure you, this outfit was just as great in person :)
Go Brett!!
And let me assure you, this outfit was just as great in person :)
Go Brett!!
And let me assure you, this outfit was just as great in person :)
I was going to make similar comments earlier, but I decided it was too bitchy-I’m glad other people were thinking the same thing (obnoxious, pretentious, is he in his 40′s, etc.)
I was going to make similar comments earlier, but I decided it was too bitchy-I’m glad other people were thinking the same thing (obnoxious, pretentious, is he in his 40′s, etc.)
As a lover of fashion who returned to college after college age, you don’t have to be age 17 to 21 to be in college. So what if he’s older than college age- he’s following his passion. More power to him! It’s all the wonderful differences in people that make it interesting. Go Brett!
As a lover of fashion who returned to college after college age, you don’t have to be age 17 to 21 to be in college. So what if he’s older than college age- he’s following his passion. More power to him! It’s all the wonderful differences in people that make it interesting. Go Brett!
As a lover of fashion who returned to college after college age, you don’t have to be age 17 to 21 to be in college. So what if he’s older than college age- he’s following his passion. More power to him! It’s all the wonderful differences in people that make it interesting. Go Brett!
Crazy… I reconize him from campus BECAUSE he has such a unique style. Which I 100% admire him for, of course he is your intern!
Crazy… I reconize him from campus BECAUSE he has such a unique style. Which I 100% admire him for, of course he is your intern!
Crazy… I reconize him from campus BECAUSE he has such a unique style. Which I 100% admire him for, of course he is your intern!