I actually did an interview with that tie that I'd like to share...
Flippy: Hello ladies and gentlemen. Today we are lucky enough to do a rare interview with TiT's tie. How are you doing today.
Tie: Honestly, I'm all knotted up at the thought of being here.
Flippy: No need to be. Just tell us a bit about yourself.
Tie: I'm awesome.
Flippy: So we've heard. Can you explain?
Tie: First, I'm owned by the Titman. I'm his only tie. Did you know he's the second most decorated enlisted man in the history of the Navy?
Flippy: Ummm, yeah, we all know that little tale.
Tie: Titman is awesome too.
Flippy: So he says, but getting back to you, we've read that you were hand-painted by a blind painter.
Tie: That's what the Titman says, but my awesomeness goes much deeper than that.
Flippy: Explain please.
Tie: Okay, do you remember back during the American Revolution when George Washington crossed the Delaware River and captured the Hessians in Trenton?
Flippy: Yes. That is viewed by many as a turning point for the colonials.
Tie: What's not been told is that just before the battle began George Washington's eyes were blinded by sweat. I was cut from the very cloth that he used to wipe his eyes. If he hadn't wiped the sweat from his eyes so he could see the battle would have been lost.
Flippy: Wait a second! Wasn't it freezing cold when that battle took place!
Tie: ...well...you can sweat in the cold. Plus, he was nervous having me around because he knew I was...I was...okay! He knew I was once part of the same cloth that was used to make the Shroud of Turin! Yeah. He was scared that I'd get damaged and that had him sweating.
Flippy: Sure. Right. I'll give you credit for one thing. You're pretty fast at coming up with stuff.
Tie: Well, that's probably due in part to my being the second most decorated neckware item in the haberdasher's shop.
Flippy: <sigh>
Tie: It's true. Like when Columbus made his first voyage across the Atlantic. It's a little known fact that near the end of the first leg of the trip his sail was shredded in a storm. They were dead at sea. He didn't have enough cloth to repair the sail. Luckily he had me and was able to stitch me into the sail to repair it. If not for me he never would have discovered the New World.
Flippy: Okay, I've heard enough. I think it's time to bring out our second "guest".
Tie: Hey!!! There's a moth over there!!!
Flippy: I know. He's our second guest. We call him the moth of truth.
<noise and commotion>
Flippy: Wow. I never would have thought that a tie could actually run. Of course I should have expected it. It's not like he's just any old piece of neckware. He's TiT's awesome only tie.