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"FacebookPinterest\n\nOver the holiday I received a handsome set of personalized stationery that I&amp;#39;m still on the fence about using. Yes, it might be a little bit antiquated to sit down and write someone when you can just shoot an e-mail, and no, the lime green script isn&amp;#39;t exactly one I&amp;#39;d choose, but I actually feel funny about it for an entirely different reason. See, I always pictured the guy with personalized stationery as the one in the corner office, penning a letter with his Mont Blanc in one hand and holding an icy tumbler in the other\u2014I live in a studio apartment in Brooklyn and still get asked for ID when I order a Bud Light. I asked our fashion editor Damien Nunes what he thought about stationery for a twentysomething: &amp;quot;I love personalized stationery. Use it all the time. I don&amp;#39;t think you can be too young to use stationery as long as it&amp;#39;s classic but not too stuffy\u2014or if it looks like you tried to make it look &amp;#39;young&amp;#39;. The simpler the better if you are a young guy.&amp;quot; So there you go folks. I might not break it out for an interview thank-you (too neon), but I&amp;#39;m thinking the personalized stationery might just do when a facebook invite won&amp;#39;t."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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