Friday, April 29, 2011

Don Cherry: Making Acid Trips Look Mundane Since 1934.

A touch of Spuds MacKenzie is the perfect
accessory for the sophisticated gentleman.

Not much commentary is necessary here, as the jackets worn by Canadian hockey commentator Don Cherry tend to speak far more loudly than we ever could. Be forewarned, though: do not look directly at the jacket. We repeat, for those of you who lack the ability to go back and re-read previous sentences, do not look directly at the jacket.


At first glance, we thought this was a
Canadian-flag pattern, but that
would be tacky.


Every time Chery wears this jacket on TV,
Pepto-Bismol owes him a nickel.


Damn it, we told you not to look
directly at the jacket.


The best part of this jacket is that it
genuinely qualifies as subtle.


In a moment, Cherry will wave his arms
to signal victory at the Indianapolis 500.


You looked straight at the jacket again,
didn’t you?


Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do.


If you cross your eyes just right, you’ll 
see the Statue of Liberty.


Several of Don Cherry’s outfits follow
a holiday theme. Here he commemorates
Chinese New Year.


It’s good to see that he paid attention to
this jacket’s warning about proper
eye protection. Safety first, kids.


Cherry saves his more subtle ensembles
for weddings and funerals.


We will refrain from describing what this
jacket looks, but it does make us wish
we’d taken some Pepto-Bismol a few
hours ago.

Special thanks to the good folks at Don We Now Our Gay Apparel for unwittingly supplying us with most of the images above.We swear we didn’t alter them even the slightest in Photoshop.

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