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Christian Murschall

Christian Murschall

@CMurschall

Islandpferdereiter, Treckerfahrer, Segler, Softwareentwickler, Pferdehofbewohner, unbesorgter Bürger. Wohnt an der Ostsee. Data Science @ @hs_harz

Kreis Plön, Schleswig Holstein Katılım Ekim 2019
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Michael Bröcker 💎
Michael Bröcker 💎@MichaelBroecker·
Die @faznet bekommt nicht nur endlich eine Herausgeberin, sondern die beste Journalistin, die ich je kennengelernt habe. Und dazu einen feinen Menschen, der interne Politik und Eitelkeiten fremd sind. Sie wird mir fehlen als Korrektiv und Counterpart. Als Freundin bleibt sie ♥️
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@BachmannRudi JD Vance, der ja gerade dabei ist, ein Buch über seinen Weg zum katholischen Glauben zu veröffentlichen, müsste eigentlich daraus seine Konsequenzen ziehen.
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
Ich beneide die Berliner um diesen tollen Schuhladen
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Chiara_Fa
Chiara_Fa@chiaravonfa·
Dazu muss man wirklich nichts mehr sagen. Das ist an Abartigkeit nicht mehr zu überbieten. Ich hoffe Collien Ulmen findet da wieder raus. Ich hoffe sie und ihre Kinder können das irgendwann verarbeiten
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@klavierungetier @stadtvermieter Absolut nicht. Deren Stoffe sind ja chemisch behandelt, dass die Baumwollfasern quasi in Form gehalten werden. Bei genannten Herstellen sind die Stoffe feiner und fühlen sich nicht so 'beschichtet' an. Und beim bügeln muss man mit mehr Dampf und viel präziser arbeiten.
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Bernd Hentschel
Bernd Hentschel@BerndHentschel1·
@CMurschall @stadtvermieter Mag sein, ich war nie Anspruchsvoll, obwohl ich mir das Leisten könnte. Liegt wohl an meiner Erziehung. Ich komme damit aber gut klar. Hauptsache Ordentlich und Sauber. 🙂
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@LadyMystery666 Wir sind nicht mehr in der Gegend vorbeigekommen und haben deshalb das Veterinäramt auf Korsika angerufen und sie gebeten, sich das Pferd anzuschauen.
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@jsprondel @hausinger_ihk Genau! Keine Warteliste, keine 'Bedarfsprüfung', kein herablassender 25-Jähriger, der einem erklärt, man sei kein A-Kunde. Da ist die Kundin noch Königin!
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Johanna Sprondel
Johanna Sprondel@jsprondel·
Nichts macht so froh, wie die Beziehung mit jemandem, der finanziell so solide abgesichert ist, wie der @hausinger_ihk. Jetzt schnell noch eine Rolex verhandeln.
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@DimitriNabokoff @besuis Man muss es mal selber erlebt haben, wie dumm man werden kann, wenn man komplett entkräftet und kalt ist und keinen klaren Gedanken mehr fassen kann.
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Dimitri Nabokoff
Dimitri Nabokoff@DimitriNabokoff·
@besuis Hatte er eine Rettungsdecke in seinem Rucksack? Er sagt er hätte nicht daran gedacht. Kann man daraus schließen, dass er eine hatte?
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Dimitri Nabokoff
Dimitri Nabokoff@DimitriNabokoff·
Fällt mir schwer das zu glauben. Da oben ist es so scheiß kalt. Wenn man dort jemanden zurück lässt, ist der erste Gedanke „Wie kann er/sie sich warm halten?“ Ich war ein einziges Mal im Schneesturm am Großglockner. Halben Tag nur. Ich hatte Todesangst. orf.at/stories/342074…
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La Mode Unknown
La Mode Unknown@LaModeUnknown·
Absolutely JAW-DROPPING uniform of ✨️team Mongolia✨️ (AGAIN) for the Winter Olympics in Italy, 2026.🪡
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
@dieworkwear Would it be fair to say that Japan and perhaps parts of Asia more broadly has developed a distinct tailoring culture of its own?
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derek guy@dieworkwear·
If you're interested in bespoke tailoring and based in the United States, I have some trunk show announcements to share with you. This time, there's a special announcement for women. Men's tailoring has largely been shaped by three regional traditions. The first and most obvious is Britain, which gave us the suit. The second is Italy, where tailors created a softer version of British tailoring. And the third is the United States, which created the soft-shouldered sack suits, oxford button-downs, and penny loafers that comprise a look we now call Ivy Style. As much as I love this country, it's undeniable that bespoke tailoring historically resided in the first two and not the last. Whereas British tailoring was defined by Savile Row, American tailoring was shaped by Brooks Brothers, J. Press, and The Andover Shop, where customers bought off-the-rack clothes made in factories. This is partly what makes Matthew Gonzalez so special. Born and raised in Southern California, he moved to London in 2007 to pursue a degree in Bespoke Tailoring from the London College of Fashion. Thereafter, he worked for Thom Sweeny and Dunhill before getting picked up as a cutter for Huntsman (arguably one of the top three Savile Row tailoring houses). In 2020, he struck out on his own and created his own tailoring business, becoming the first and only American to operate on their own on Savile Row. Gonzalez combines the sharp, precise tailoring of Savile Row with the spirit of American style. He favors moderately padded jackets with a three-roll-two closure, straight lapels, and a medium-placed gorge. The result is a softer, more natural silhouette that pairs just as easily with gray flannel trousers as with straight-legged jeans. Gonzalez makes jackets that have the same kind of sensibility as flopped knitted neckties and penny loafers. They would look great with oxford cloth button-downs, denim Western shirts, or even the right t-shirt. Consider Gonzalez if you like the idea of bespoke tailoring and want something specially made for you, but also identify more with a casual California sense of style than stuffy aristocratic traditions. Last year, I was talking to Caroline Andrew on the phone about why so many bespoke tailors fail at making things for women. She gave me the best and simplest answer I've heard: most bespoke tailors specialize in making men's clothes, so when faced with a female client, they often adapt their pattern-drafting techniques to a woman's body. But sometimes the result is a woman who looks like she's wearing men's clothes. The secret, she said, is having a long conversation with the client beforehand to get a sense of how the woman wants to look. If the client wants a traditional men's silhouette, then perfect — there's a pattern drafting technique for that. But if she wants a different silhouette, it's important to get that information out of her first. Women's tailoring is much more open and interpretative than men's. It's not just about shoving different people into the same silhouette, so you have to get to know the client. If you go to Andrew's Instagram page (IG carolineandrewlondon), you'll find she's made for all sorts of people and body types: men, women, gender conforming, and nonconforming. Some women want very streamlined, slim silhouettes; others prefer something looser. For guys who want something other than a suit, she's even made men's field jackets from robust English cloth. I'm no expert on womenswear, but Andrew's approach to tailoring for women resonated with me. She also makes clothes for two friends of mine (a husband-and-wife couple), and they look great in Andrew's creations. If you're a woman who's interested in bespoke tailoring, Andrew would approach the process with more care and thoughtfulness than some of the other tailors I typically talk about, given her experience. Finally, my usual disclosure: these are not paid tweets, as I don't do paid tweets. I don't get anything from making these announcements — no money, kickbacks, freebies, discounts on purchases, store credit, or whatever else. I make these announcements simply because I love tailoring and it's my pleasure to support tailors. If you have questions, please contact the tailors directly, as I am not their representative.
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Sumit Kumar
Sumit Kumar@TweetsOfSumit·
Starting my 38th birthday with iron and sweat 👊 Gm everyone! Time to build!
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Christian Murschall
Christian Murschall@CMurschall·
Welche Marke hat eigentlich „deutsche Markenbutter“?
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