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6/11/10 at 6:35pm

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Was is loud, subtle, complex, linear, masculine etc.

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Ummm... no, why? Know where to get some?

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I do, indeed.
My question is...Is it too 80's? Is it too loud and unrefined (like Quorum, e,g.)
Does anyone remember?

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101 was one potent, long lasting frag. Mainly pine/cedar. More Pino Silvestre than Gucci pour Homme. It had much more going on though.

Refined? Like shoulder pads, big hair and multi-pleated trousers of the 80s were refined? Refined was not really a Halston frag trademark. Was it very good? Certainly.

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2/11/12 at 7:37pm

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I owned a bottle . Had I 12 and bought this one. It was way a long time ago but I rember it being a pretty heavyish scrent ,but not as potent as a green polo. Rember it having a spicy aspect in it it did not care for much and didn't use much of it. Long gone and many years ago. It's was very masculine and you may like that not but I do recall fairly good projection and a unique power of its era. Hope that helps.

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2/11/12 at 7:44pm