Fancy Dress Failures Pt 2
Janet Aylia asks, "Did you go all-out only to find you'd fallen for the age-old 'you're the only one who dressed up' gag? Did you wrap yourself in cotton wool and ketchup and offend the local vicar by dressing as a tampon?"
( , Thu 31 Oct 2013, 20:19)
Janet Aylia asks, "Did you go all-out only to find you'd fallen for the age-old 'you're the only one who dressed up' gag? Did you wrap yourself in cotton wool and ketchup and offend the local vicar by dressing as a tampon?"
( , Thu 31 Oct 2013, 20:19)
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Every weekday I put on a suit and pretend to be a person who doesn't mind sitting in an office all day.
Does that count?
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 13:40, 7 replies)
Does that count?
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 13:40, 7 replies)
I would.
Thankfully I don't have to wear a silk ribbon around my neck any more -- but wearing a useless, thin, cotton garment which opens at the front letting the wind in and trousers made out of impractical fabrics and shoes made without any though to how they might be of any practical use seems to be one of the problems of modern office life.
Still, it keeps us in our place.
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:31, closed)
Thankfully I don't have to wear a silk ribbon around my neck any more -- but wearing a useless, thin, cotton garment which opens at the front letting the wind in and trousers made out of impractical fabrics and shoes made without any though to how they might be of any practical use seems to be one of the problems of modern office life.
Still, it keeps us in our place.
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:31, closed)
or you could work with a hi-vis vest and steel-capped boots instead
chances are you'd be allowed more dignity and self-respect than you would in either of the above scenarios
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:40, closed)
chances are you'd be allowed more dignity and self-respect than you would in either of the above scenarios
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:40, closed)
Indeed.
I have been lucky enough to wear Hi-Viz and steelies and there's nothing finer. I didn't last long enough for rigger boots though, sadly.
There's no costume about that kind of outfit.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 18:10, closed)
I have been lucky enough to wear Hi-Viz and steelies and there's nothing finer. I didn't last long enough for rigger boots though, sadly.
There's no costume about that kind of outfit.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 18:10, closed)
And worse still, I bet your dad made you attend a christening in it once.
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( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 7:04, closed)
Worse!
I've had to attend three funerals in damn smart trousers!
Thankfully my more recent ones are specially imported.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 18:12, closed)
I've had to attend three funerals in damn smart trousers!
Thankfully my more recent ones are specially imported.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 18:12, closed)
I work in an office and wear what the fuck I want.
It must suck to be you.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 8:18, closed)
It must suck to be you.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 8:18, closed)
That's still no justification for turning up in a onesie, though.
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I do the same.
I often wonder which arseholes decided on a dress code. My theory is the people who rise to the top like us little bitches to dress purdy for them though I've no idea why they wear what they do.
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:24, closed)
I often wonder which arseholes decided on a dress code. My theory is the people who rise to the top like us little bitches to dress purdy for them though I've no idea why they wear what they do.
( , Mon 4 Nov 2013, 22:24, closed)
I too work in a place with a dress code.
It only seems to apply to men though. Women wear what the fuck they want
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 10:11, closed)
It only seems to apply to men though. Women wear what the fuck they want
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 10:11, closed)
Actually I quite like wearing a suit,
it's the working / commuting that's crap.
( , Tue 5 Nov 2013, 11:09, closed)
it's the working / commuting that's crap.
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