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I'm working at 3.30 and I'm trying to decide what shirt and tie I should wear - ahhh the decisions.
So I thought I'd put it to vote, you have three choices:
1) Light blue shirt and dark blue tie
2) Grey shirt and black tie
3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
Go wild you typers
So I thought I'd put it to vote, you have three choices:
1) Light blue shirt and dark blue tie
2) Grey shirt and black tie
3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
Go wild you typers
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EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Thong, wear the thong baby.
> Thong, wear the thong baby.
and yet more spam from SHEPPY!!
my spacebar is still faulty!
The masseshave indeed spoken
SHEEPY wrote:
> 1) Light blue shirt and dark blue tie
Wearing the same colour tie as your shirt is sooo out.
> 2) Grey shirt and black tie
Sounds pretty good.
> 3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
So you can put on shades and do Reservoir Dogs?
Number 2 all the way.
> 1) Light blue shirt and dark blue tie
Wearing the same colour tie as your shirt is sooo out.
> 2) Grey shirt and black tie
Sounds pretty good.
> 3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
So you can put on shades and do Reservoir Dogs?
Number 2 all the way.
Bouncer's traditionally have black shirts though.
The white shirt thing is more likely to make you look like David Brent than a gay bouncer.
The white shirt thing is more likely to make you look like David Brent than a gay bouncer.
2) Grey shirt and black tie
The others will make you either look like a gay bouncer, or just gay full stop.
The others will make you either look like a gay bouncer, or just gay full stop.
2.grey shirt,black tie
1) Light blue shirt and dark blue tie
Very 'lower-middle class-ish' - suggests working in an office job.
2) Grey shirt and black tie
Sounds rather smart casual, the sort of thing you'd wear to a prestigious London nightspot
3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
Manager of something, or desperate Maths teacher with the tie showing oh-how eccentric he is.
Very 'lower-middle class-ish' - suggests working in an office job.
2) Grey shirt and black tie
Sounds rather smart casual, the sort of thing you'd wear to a prestigious London nightspot
3) White Shirt and another black tie with white bits
Manager of something, or desperate Maths teacher with the tie showing oh-how eccentric he is.
Where do you work?
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