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I dont wear a tie when driving to a client appt or on the train up to town l......but will out one on before going into the meeting. Unprofessional if notcafcdave123 said:
imo it makes a huge differenceiainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)1 -
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)2 -
Pedestrians who look over in my direction from the other side of the pavement as I’m going into my house. What are you looking at you nosey bastards?4
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Do your flies up mate.Macronate said:Pedestrians who look over in my direction from the other side of the pavement as I’m going into my house. What are you looking at you nosey bastards?3 -
I was accused of similar when I said you don’t have to wear bowler hats anymoreRedskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)1 -
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Only because you were speaking to your workforce while wearing your top hat 🎩MrOneLung said:
I was accused of similar when I said you don’t have to wear bowler hats anymoreRedskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 -
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I've seen people in suit and tie looking absolutely shit.Redskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 -
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)3 - Sponsored links:
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Sad stories behind that pictureMrOneLung said:3 -
Absolutely, but that wasn't the point you were making.iainment said:
I've seen people in suit and tie looking absolutely shit.Redskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)1 -
Yes that's true. But I have never seen anyone in sportswear and trainers looking smart.iainment said:
I've seen people in suit and tie looking absolutely shit.Redskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)
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Suits and ties are really a stuffy English thing, used to wear a tie for work for ages until I thought whats the point? Appearance counts for less these days. Just have one for Interviews, wedding etcCroydon said:
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 -
Maybe they find trainers more comfortable than work shoes? Personally I see why they're doing it and don't see it as a problem personally. Doesn't affect me.golfaddick said:
Hate seeing city workers in trainers. Mainly women in their smart clothes. Dont have wear high heels but surely they own pair of sensible shoes with a small heel.Carter said:
I think we've covered this before but people putting trainers on for their walk down queen Victoria street from the train gets up my nose. Not as much as those stupid scooters or fold up bikes but it aggravates me all the samelimeygent said:
Not as much these days, when people wear "Vans" with their suits!cafcdave123 said:
imo it makes a huge differenceiainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)
I do find it irritating to see people getting irritated by stuff that they have no right getting irritated...
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That's the point of this thread Daz - it's just stuff that annoys you. There doesn't have to be a reason, logic or personal effect. It's random shit minor or major...
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I see plenty of people all over the world in suits and ties.snowinberlin said:
Suits and ties are really a stuffy English thing, used to wear a tie for work for ages until I thought whats the point? Appearance counts for less these days. Just have one for Interviews, wedding etcCroydon said:
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)
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They look like stuffy English people.Algarveaddick said:
I see plenty of people all over the world in suits and ties.snowinberlin said:
Suits and ties are really a stuffy English thing, used to wear a tie for work for ages until I thought whats the point? Appearance counts for less these days. Just have one for Interviews, wedding etcCroydon said:
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 -
Except they are NOT English.limeygent said:
They look like stuffy English people.Algarveaddick said:
I see plenty of people all over the world in suits and ties.snowinberlin said:
Suits and ties are really a stuffy English thing, used to wear a tie for work for ages until I thought whats the point? Appearance counts for less these days. Just have one for Interviews, wedding etcCroydon said:
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 -
Stuffy foreigners.SoundAsa£ said:
Except they are NOT English.limeygent said:
They look like stuffy English people.Algarveaddick said:
I see plenty of people all over the world in suits and ties.snowinberlin said:
Suits and ties are really a stuffy English thing, used to wear a tie for work for ages until I thought whats the point? Appearance counts for less these days. Just have one for Interviews, wedding etcCroydon said:
I hate the whole suit and no tie look. Either let us go casual or keep it smart - no ties just looks like we're all down the pub post work.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)0 - Sponsored links:
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Get OUT of OUR club!
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One of the lawyers here just came out to moan that they are going to have to take a massive haircut on the deal they are working on.
I wanted to throttle him.
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when you've been standing on the train and someone seated gets up and pushes past you to get off before you. So they had a nice comfy seat AND they want to get off before. I always block them8
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As far as I know you needn't be Paddy Hopkirk to shop in Asda, so why do so many drivers perform a dramatic rally turn to enter their car park in Bexleyheath?0
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I firmly believe men can carry off looking smart, suit or not, or they can't. I reckon it's genetic.iainment said:
I've seen people in suit and tie looking absolutely shit.Redskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)
I have a mate that didn't own a suit for an event we were both attending. We ribbed him a bit about how he was going to have to buy his first one. He's 50 btw!
Anyway, to our great surprise he tells us soon after that, not only has he got himself one, but that he spent £450 on the thing. I think they saw him coming myself but, cos we're nice people, we all complimented him when he gave it its debut at said event.
The point is, literally within 20 minutes of arriving his tie's now askew, the top button's undone, his shirt's come untucked at the front and is hanging over the waistband, he's spilt something on his new whistle and he looks like Sir Les Patterson after weekend bender.
I've seen this so many times over the years with so many men that I think you can either carry off a suit and tie or you can't and tbh there's probably no point trying and being uncomfortable at great expense.
Myself? I always look like James Bond going for a job interview of course...
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I am one of these people. I am 6 ft 2 and reasonably well-proportioned. Perfect candidate to look decent in a suit, you'd think. But no matter how much effort I go to, I end up looking like the exploded laundry bag in the old Kia-Ora cinema advert.Bournemouth Addick said:
I firmly believe you men can carry off looking smart, suit or not, or they can't. I reckon it's genetic.iainment said:
I've seen people in suit and tie looking absolutely shit.Redskin said:
Only a man with no sartorial sense would make such a comment.iainment said:
Not really. A tie on or off in itself makes no difference.cafcdave123 said:
if i'm wearing a suit i always wear a tie and will keep the tie on until im taking the suit off (ie wont take the tie off as soon as i leave the office/get to the pub/the church bit is done). it looks so much smarterlimeygent said:Ties. Silliest garment ever invented and worn by humans. (for men, anyway)
I have a mate that didn't own a suit for an event we were both attending. We ribbed him a bit about how he was going to have to buy his first one. He's 50 btw!
Anyway, to our great surprise he tells us soon after that, not only has he got himself one, but that he spent £450 on the thing. I think they saw him coming myself but, cos we're nice people, we all complimented him when he gave it its debut at said event.
The point is, literally within 20 minutes of arriving his tie's now askew, the top button's undone, his shirt's come untucked at the front and is hanging over the waistband, he's spilt something on his new whistle and he looks like Sir Les Patterson after weekend bender.
I've seen this so many times over the years with so many men that I think you can either carry off a suit and tie or you can't and tbh there's probably no point trying and being uncomfortable at great expense.
Myself? I always look like James Bond going for a job interview of course...
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snowinberlin said:when you've been standing on the train and someone seated gets up and pushes past you to get off before you. So they had a nice comfy seat AND they want to get off before. I always block them
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They should wait till the train stops and let the aisle clearStig said:snowinberlin said:when you've been standing on the train and someone seated gets up and pushes past you to get off before you. So they had a nice comfy seat AND they want to get off before. I always block them
How would they know that you want to get off if you've been standing all the time?0 -
Letting myself get 90 pages behind on the takeover thread. Starting to read it again, but not quickly enough and getting 98 pages behind. Wasting best part of two evenings wading through the backlog for very little return. Best thing worth reading about was AUN's wang flasher.
Still one day it will all be worth it, when the takeover is completed and having read the whole thread takes on the sort of kudos associated with having seen a 7-6 victory over Huddersfield.
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Two words:-
Limbs.
Scenes.
Wembley was brilliant, but can people please stop spouting this shit...5
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