Now that the whiter than white cassock (that would have been washed by some devoted Vatican nuns) has been mentioned. Do you notice that there are a row of convenient buttons near the fly area of the cassock?
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LOL, I meant the way he’s smiling looks like that. Like, “Woo, I just turned the vibe up.”
Ah, now I see – it’s a white soutane that has all the buttons going down the front with a special papal sash. Thanks for pointing it out.
You believe in what?
Dressing down. Cutting the cloth to suit the garment. And standing up to turncoats like you.
An aside: The head tailor of the family that has been dressing pontiffs for centuries, ran a lint brush over the white cassock that Pope Francis wore at his installation Mass. He clipped stray threads with shears and yelled at a priest who bent down to kiss the hem. (“Don’t dirty it!”). He then meticulously folded the frock, wrapped it in tissue paper and packed it into a silver box for delivery to the Vatican. I wonder did he know at the time that the new pope’s inclination was towards pared-down style – which could be bad news, not only for prelates who like to dress up, but also clothing purveyors of the ilk of the head tailor who clothe him.
It looks like he’s got some sort of secret, remote controlled sex toy action going on under his cassock. And I’m not just saying that to be crude.
I think that’s just the tiny papal beer gut.
Now that the whiter than white cassock (that would have been washed by some devoted Vatican nuns) has been mentioned. Do you notice that there are a row of convenient buttons near the fly area of the cassock?
LOL, I meant the way he’s smiling looks like that. Like, “Woo, I just turned the vibe up.”
Ohhhhh! Hahahaha. Your version of the beatific smile, then. Someone on Twitter just suggested thousand yard stare.
@Marie-Thérèse – the buttons go all the way down – he’s just wearing a white sash around his middle which covers up some of them.
Ah, now I see – it’s a white soutane that has all the buttons going down the front with a special papal sash. Thanks for pointing it out.
Dressing down. Cutting the cloth to suit the garment. And standing up to turncoats like you.
An aside: The head tailor of the family that has been dressing pontiffs for centuries, ran a lint brush over the white cassock that Pope Francis wore at his installation Mass. He clipped stray threads with shears and yelled at a priest who bent down to kiss the hem. (“Don’t dirty it!”). He then meticulously folded the frock, wrapped it in tissue paper and packed it into a silver box for delivery to the Vatican. I wonder did he know at the time that the new pope’s inclination was towards pared-down style – which could be bad news, not only for prelates who like to dress up, but also clothing purveyors of the ilk of the head tailor who clothe him.
Looks like a full size puppet to me…