I haven't seen this

[Cheesy FL-Vol]

since my younger brother was allowed to start dressing himself.

One of the guys at the office is wearing black plaid cargo shorts with a yellow plaid button down shirt, white socks and tan Keds.

Is this some sort of new fashion trend to mismatch plaids?

[Deleted]

He can't even claim being color blind ;D Maybe he's pattern blind.

[Sum Dum Gai]

Holy crap you work in my building?! What floor are you on?

[Beemermom]

Don't be so mean....maybe it's laundry day & that's all he had that was clean.

[Cheesy FL-Vol]

Jan 18, 2011 15:37:39 GMT -5 Beemermom said:

Don't be so mean....maybe it's laundry day & that's all he had that was clean.

If I was mean, I would say something to him about it!

Just a comment about strange attire! ;D

[Sum Dum Gai]

Speaking of strange attire, does anyone else have a superhero man at work? You know, the guy who wears comic book superhero t-shirts every single day. Office covered in action figures and posters of the same. Dude scares me just a bit. Has a very creepy vibe going on.

[Cheesy FL-Vol]

Jan 18, 2011 15:48:50 GMT -5 Sum Dum Gai said:

Speaking of strange attire, does anyone else have a superhero man at work? You know, the guy who wears comic book superhero t-shirts every single day. Office covered in action figures and posters of the same. Dude scares me just a bit. Has a very creepy vibe going on.

Is that really any different than you sitting in the corner with Mickey Mouse ears on?

[Chocolate Lover]

Jan 18, 2011 15:52:22 GMT -5 Cheesy FL-Vol said:

Jan 18, 2011 15:48:50 GMT -5 Sum Dum Gai said:

Speaking of strange attire, does anyone else have a superhero man at work? You know, the guy who wears comic book superhero t-shirts every single day. Office covered in action figures and posters of the same. Dude scares me just a bit. Has a very creepy vibe going on.

Is that really any different than you sitting in the corner with Mickey Mouse ears on?

totally different. That was strictly for our amusement. Right Dark? ;D





(I won't tell her otherwise if you don't want me too)

[Opti]

Jan 18, 2011 15:52:22 GMT -5 Cheesy FL-Vol said:

Jan 18, 2011 15:48:50 GMT -5 Sum Dum Gai said:

Speaking of strange attire, does anyone else have a superhero man at work? You know, the guy who wears comic book superhero t-shirts every single day. Office covered in action figures and posters of the same. Dude scares me just a bit. Has a very creepy vibe going on.

Is that really any different than you sitting in the corner with Mickey Mouse ears on?

Slightly. At least he does that at home instead of in public.

[Sum Dum Gai]

Is that really any different than you sitting in the corner with Mickey Mouse ears on?

Yabut, I almost never wear them to work, and the I need a hug jacket always stays in the car.

[Peace Of Mind]

Cheesy - is there a golf course in your area?

[NancysSummerSip]

Cheesey, how old is this guy and what kind of dress code do you have? I am not suggesting it's appropriate in an office setting, unless your office is an amusement park or a hair salon. But these young kids today don't see it that way. Their need to express themselves outweighs safety, common sense and just plain normalcy.

We had a guy in our office who outfitted himself in the most worn-down jeans you've ever seen. Strange, because the rest of his grooming and attire was good. But he wore the jeans low, and they dragged, and he thought tailoring was a waste, so he always looked like he was dragging toilet paper on his shoes, when it was actually the tattered threads of his jeans.

[Cheesy FL-Vol]

The guy is in his early to mid 30's ( I am a very poor judge of age, but he IS younger than me)

It is a very casual dress code here, the techs can wear shorts. I don't, I simply don't think it is professional.

[Peace Of Mind]

LMAO Nancy! The next field trip Beer takes us on has to be to your office.

[NancysSummerSip]

POM, he wore the jeans low because his belly was in the way of where they were supposed to be. But honestly, he thought tailoring was a waste? "I'm trying to lose weight," he would say, "So it doesn't make sense to spend the money to have someone keep taking in my clothes."

Yabbut it obviously makes more sense to ruin them by dragging.

Oh, and this is the guy with the six-year car loan, arranged that way because "the payments were cheaper."

[Peace Of Mind]

Jan 18, 2011 16:06:18 GMT -5 NancysSummerSip said:

POM, he wore the jeans low because his belly was in the way of where they were supposed to be. But honestly, he thought tailoring was a waste? "I'm trying to lose weight," he would say, "So it doesn't make sense to spend the money to have someone keep taking in my clothes."

Yabbut it obviously makes more sense to ruin them by dragging.

Oh, and this is the guy with the six-year car loan, arranged that way because "the payments were cheaper."

HAHAHAHA I just had a visual of him bending over in front of you ladies. What a treat that must be!

[MB-NY]

this is the guy with the six-year car loan, arranged that way because "the payments were cheaper."

He needs a cheap payment because it's very important that he always has a car. You can't expect him to walk all over town with his pants dragging around that way.

[NancysSummerSip]

Oh, he gave us the "plumber's view" on a few occasions. Dude needed serious manscaping, just sayin.'

And yes of course he needed the car. But he traded in a paid-for luxury car from mommy and daddy because it did not suit his style. Like six years of payments does?