Clothing optional may not be way of historical human

Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | July 16, 2006 | Faye Flam

[SunkenCiv]

About 1.7 million years ago the human ancestor homo erectus stayed warm in Europe by throwing on smelly skins of dead animals. By the time the much more human Neanderthals dominated Europe around 300,000 years ago, they were wearing more fitted, more tailored leather clothes, Adovasio said. Modern humans emerged in Africa around 130,000 years ago. By the time we got to Europe around 45,000 years ago, we were far beyond the stereotypical cave-wear.

[BJClinton]

Neanderthals...were wearing more fitted, more tailored leather clothes

Homo metrosexualensis?

[Andonius_99]

It's a photo of me as a teenager...it was just a passing phase, don't worry...

[Pelham]

And eating grilled salmon with mango salsa.

And snappy dressers, too, although a bit quick to take offense.

[marsh2]

Looks a bit like Miguel Ferrer
http://www.miguelferrer.com/

[Pelham]

I think you have discovered their hideout.