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Probably just a tie po.
Tie pin, tie bar, tie clip; I've seen them all referred as the same thing. I have a tie bar (pin/clip) lying around somewhere, and I know it's labeled "tie pin" on the box it came in.
So it s a tie.
Tie bar, btw. Tie pin in another thing altogether. My mistake.
I think it was my mistake in the first place! Although my tie bar is called a tie pin…
And this a tie bar?
And Bond also had a collar pin in SP. Something I think our Bond from the Novels would never use.
Oh, and @Torgeirtrap, great minds make same great mistakes, I guess ;) Cheers
(Sorry for going off-topic)
Damn him! Damn him to hell. He's to blame for it all.
;)
The author of all my tie pin…sorry, tie bar related mistakes!
Or maybe they're saving money to use elsewhere...
No reason to go to the worst case scenario for every decision.
Agreed about the tie pin, tie bar/tie clip difference. Our Bond from the novels would use a collar pin if the situation required him to. I feel the purpose of a collar pin is obvious to anyone who's ever worn a tie, and I'd be happy to wear one myself (though I never have). I feel a funeral in Rome is a perfectly acceptable occasion for a collar pin.
Tie bars were worn much lower in the 50s and 60s than they are today, which makes a lot more sense, given their purpose.
EDIT: Sorry about the double post.
Hallelujah!
Why they ever got rid of the old office in the first place I will never know.
Also, the temporary underground offices in SF added a freshness to the proceedings.
I never understood such. Especially the unexplained change that QOS had moving from the Brosnan era building in CR to some high tech sci-fi office. It looked like the office from Minority Report.
That is Smithers, demonstrating Q's new gadget cane for the guy with the limp. The not-so-concealed umbrella feature is to shield against the blood rain which keeps bucketing down on this production.
You only bleed twice. ;)
I never noticed it before. Thank you.
About the tie collar pin, I suppose it suits the funeral in Rome. In this day and age, Bond wearing such things is a delight, given that so many people have lost a sense of style and good taste all around. I'm not opposed to any of them being used, even the tie bar. I've got two or three myself.
Your complete qu
Your complete quote PP was...
Charles was more excited about meeting Ralph Fiennes than about anything else. :))No wonder he ignored Fukunaga!
As it reads, it implies negativity. When, if you view the video of Charles visit it was a very positive experience.