It gave me a B. I would give it a C- for the same reason as Brian. The outfit is a suit, not a blazer. But I also rate it at C - because it gave me a completely different answer just because of a very slight shift in the angle of the photo. Here's what happened: It told me that the outfit I am wearing in my profile photo is perfect for business casual settings, but may be too formal for casual settings. The navy blazer is a classic and versatile piece. The maroon shirt adds a rich color contrast to the outfit. The deep maroon shirt pairs nicely with the navy blazer, but the tie's pattern creates some visual clutter. the trousers appear slightly loose and could benefit from a better taper. I uploaded the same outfit and the photo was with the same pose and the exact same location but taken at a very, very slightly different angle which showed more of the tie. It gave me a B+ this time. Here is what it said: The blazer fits well across the shoulders and chest, but the trouser length could be slightly adjusted for a better break. The deep burgundy shirt pairs nicely with the navy blazer, while the striped tie adds a touch of contrast, although the color palette could be more cohesive. This outfit is great for office settings but may not be appropriate for very formal events. The navy blazer is a classic choice that complements the shirt well. The tie adds an interesting element and ties the colors together. The difference between the two evaluations was just a very, very slightly different angle of the photo. Here are the two photos used.

Buy a derringer. Then you can hide it up your sleeve and have it on a spring loaded mechanism, so that it pops out into your hand when you need it like James West did.

Very nice. I never thought of buying used footwear on ebay. I will have to look into that the next time I'm looking for a new pair of shoes.

That's a difficult question as I can do both. Probably the navy blue.