How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
He’s given you your name, it’s too late for excuses
How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
You wear a grey shirt? What is this? 1993??
Yeah its a nice light grey... Am I about to be put on trial by CharltonLife Fashion Police?
How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
He’s given you your name, it’s too late for excuses
How do you know Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day is wearing the same shirt from yesterday?
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
Fair point. I am sure it's the same shirt every day. It's a short sleeved checked shirt in grey (same check as the picture but much worse style and fitting shirt).
It's a pretty specific shirt so either he is enough of a boring person to buy at least 5 of them or he is rewearing. You decide.
No further questions your honour, the prosecution rests. Wears a short-sleeved shirt (not provided as uniform) to work everyday = justifiable target for vilification, mockery, sniggering, pointing, name-calling. Canters has let the dolt off very lightly.
No further questions your honour, the prosecution rests. Wears a short-sleeved shirt (not provided as uniform) to work everyday = justifiable target for vilification, mockery, sniggering, pointing, name-calling. Canters has let the dolt off very lightly.
Surely wearing short sleeves in this weather passes.
Miss Spends-the-whole-journey-doing-makeup-and-somehow-looks-even-worse-than-when-she-started
And finally Creepy Mr Murder
I don't get the same train enough nowadays, but when I was a kid getting the train to school I got the same train with this guy I didn't know from down my road who was going to work - normal looking guy, shirt, rucksack, a little bit geeky/boring looking maybe, but I'd see him most days. He was known to me (internally) as "train boy", really showcasing my creativity there.
Anyway, so recently it's 15+ years later and I happened to commute from the same station just once (having moved house a few times since) and there he was... same guy, same walk, rucksack on, slightly scruffy suit, same blank facial expression and everything - just older. I know he's got a life outside that walk, but him just pounding out that same routine for decades whilst everything else changes was a bit of a moment. As a kid I vowed that I'd never be like him (completely unsubstantiated, just because I thought he was boring), but here we are - I'm probably some kid's depressing "train boy" that he doesn't want to grow up and be... but still will anyway!
Miss Spends-the-whole-journey-doing-makeup-and-somehow-looks-even-worse-than-when-she-started
And finally Creepy Mr Murder
I don't get the same train enough nowadays, but when I was a kid getting the train to school I got the same train with this guy I didn't know from down my road who was going to work - normal looking guy, shirt, rucksack, a little bit geeky/boring looking maybe, but I'd see him most days. He was known to me (internally) as "train boy", really showcasing my creativity there.
Anyway, so recently it's 15+ years later and I happened to commute from the same station just once (having moved house a few times since) and there he was... same guy, same walk, rucksack on, slightly scruffy suit, same blank facial expression and everything - just older. I know he's got a life outside that walk, but him just pounding out that same routine for decades whilst everything else changes was a bit of a moment. As a kid I vowed that I'd never be like him (completely unsubstantiated, just because I thought he was boring), but here we are - I'm probably some kid's depressing "train boy" that he doesn't want to grow up and be... but still will anyway!
You’re not talking about the 5:20 from Bexley are you???
No further questions your honour, the prosecution rests. Wears a short-sleeved shirt (not provided as uniform) to work everyday = justifiable target for vilification, mockery, sniggering, pointing, name-calling. Canters has let the dolt off very lightly.
Surely wearing short sleeves in this weather passes.
Not if said short sleeved shirts have button down lapels and you keep your blue, red, green and black pens neatly aligned in your top pocket.
No further questions your honour, the prosecution rests. Wears a short-sleeved shirt (not provided as uniform) to work everyday = justifiable target for vilification, mockery, sniggering, pointing, name-calling. Canters has let the dolt off very lightly.
Surely wearing short sleeves in this weather passes.
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Mr Wears-the-same-shirt-every-day probably smells but I avoid him and haven't had to endure sitting next to him just yet so cannot confirm.
There is also
Miss Sits-in-the-aisle-seat-and-gets-arsey-when-asked-to-let-someone-in
i.e. I've three white shirts at home, one light blue and a grey one that I wear over the course of the week... Of course if I wear the three white ones on consecutive days it makes me look like I'm wearing the same one
It's a pretty specific shirt so either he is enough of a boring person to buy at least 5 of them or he is rewearing. You decide.
Wears a short-sleeved shirt (not provided as uniform) to work everyday = justifiable target for vilification, mockery, sniggering, pointing, name-calling.
Canters has let the dolt off very lightly.
Anyway, so recently it's 15+ years later and I happened to commute from the same station just once (having moved house a few times since) and there he was... same guy, same walk, rucksack on, slightly scruffy suit, same blank facial expression and everything - just older. I know he's got a life outside that walk, but him just pounding out that same routine for decades whilst everything else changes was a bit of a
I know next to nothing about fashion but even I know that.