I think I look rather good in a tie actually, I find they look professional and nice if done right, combined with a vest and dress shirt. Also I don't feel that ties are uncomfortable, although I can easily see how people would think that.Extraintrovert said:
This. And people who use these are often the same people wearing baggy pants with even more chains hanging out in other places. It looks stupid and seems like a potential health hazard.-Zen- said:
He's just showing his PAN FACEXyphon said:I can't STAND seeing these glasses. These ugly ass sunglasses should have stayed in the 80's.
Xyphon said:I can't STAND seeing these glasses. These ugly ass sunglasses should have stayed in the 80's.
If you are of the opinion that a tie is both not uncomfortable (holy double negatives, Batman!) and improves your appearance, then that is perfectly understandable. Just be aware that human history is littered with idiotic accouterments that at the time were considered to improve the appearance of the wearer, but are now laughed at because the wearer was so obviously more concerned with fashion than practicality, and it is only a matter of time before the tie joins the ever-increasing pile. Also, the idea that a piece of cloth can make someone "look professional" (or that professionalism can be judged based on appearance instead of, I don't know, actual behaviour) is hysterical.DynamicPenguin said:
I had a college professor a few years back who wore crocs with a suit. Took all of my willpower not to punch him in the face every time he walked into class.Z of the Na said:
This, and more this. So many bogans.....caselj01 said:
Let's see, you have crocs first off, those are self-explanatory. Second you have those long caps that people wear folded down at the back so they look like some douchey elf. One that someone already mentioned would be those blinds glasses made famous to dumbasses that dont want to see by Kanye West(gee thanks for that kanye). Another annoying thing for me would be people who wear sunglasses in the dark. You wont look cool like that when your bumping into shit.twistedmic said:
Try living in Perth, Australia. It's so hot here, thongs (which is our word for flip flops) are almost a necessity.BobDobolina said:
...What are you talking about? Dressing like you GIVE a damn IS a sign of professionalism, and it's a great way to make an immediate and memorable first impression. I can't tell you how many applicants we turn away at my job because they think it's alright to fucking walk in covered in "bling" and a torn up tee-shirt, drop a pathetic excuse of a crumpled up resume on the counter, and expect us to be in such dire fucking straights that we'd hire their apparently lazy ass. If you don't care enough to look the part, then why would we care to hire you?Extraintrovert said:
