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Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 13:48

anyone elses feel like they were at school and feel daft wearing them?

Tom

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31st Jan 06 at 13:49

In a word, no

Greg_M

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31st Jan 06 at 13:50

no. i dont have a problem with weaing one everyday

Adam

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31st Jan 06 at 13:50

nowt wrong with looking smart, we don't have a dress code here but often wear a suit to the office

Edd

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31st Jan 06 at 13:51

nah wear them every day at work so am used to it,only thing i feel is that when im going out i feel underdressed because im just wearing a shirt.

Tom

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31st Jan 06 at 13:51

I am wearing a full suit today but with no tie

looks smart but no overly

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 13:55

must be because i'm not used to it, just feel daft. I also find it weird how wearing a tie resembles being smart. its a bit of material with a knot in it and the end of the day! Its weird how we are conditioned into seeing things different ways.

gianluigi

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31st Jan 06 at 13:56

i dont mind it, makes me feel older than i look

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 13:57

quote:
Originally posted by gianluigi
i dont mind it, makes me feel older than i look

i think it makes me look younger thats part of the problem in my head.

Tom

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31st Jan 06 at 13:58

I got told I look 25 by this 30 yr old who i'm poking. I then got told by this skank hoe moose in the pub i looked 29

to be fair I had been on a 4 day session

Ojc

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31st Jan 06 at 14:22

Never really thought about it

Ties were actually invented in the 1600's as ways of keeping there shirts clean whilst eating, people decided they looked smart and here we are today.

Jason Iles

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31st Jan 06 at 14:27

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Never really thought about it

Ties were actually invented in the 1600's as ways of keeping there shirts clean whilst eating, people decided they looked smart and here we are today.

You are a fountain of knowledge somedays

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 15:06

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Never really thought about it

Ties were actually invented in the 1600's as ways of keeping there shirts clean whilst eating, people decided they looked smart and here we are today.

so in essense we are walking around in bibs because that is what we percieve as being smart.

Edd

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31st Jan 06 at 15:08

ties serve many purposes like tying you GF to the bed

Tom

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31st Jan 06 at 15:10

quote:
Originally posted by Edd
ties serve many purposes like tying you GF to the bed

Yes I like to tie your girlfriend to the bed

Edd

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31st Jan 06 at 15:12

she likes it too, i watch from the wardrobe

MatthewR

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31st Jan 06 at 15:15

nope

Andrew

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31st Jan 06 at 15:16

I have to wear a shirt and tie for work. I have no problem with it

Ojc

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31st Jan 06 at 15:19

quote:
Originally posted by Jason Iles

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Never really thought about it

Ties were actually invented in the 1600's as ways of keeping there shirts clean whilst eating, people decided they looked smart and here we are today.

You are a fountain of knowledge somedays

I'm super intelligent, maybe I should join Mensa?

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 15:22

quote:
Originally posted by Edd
ties serve many purposes like tying you GF to the bed

handcuffs are better, leaving the tie as a blindfold.

Jason Iles

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31st Jan 06 at 15:23

quote:
Originally posted by Carl

quote:
Originally posted by Edd
ties serve many purposes like tying you GF to the bed

handcuffs are better, leaving the tie as a blindfold.

Or a comedy whip

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 15:25

quote:
Originally posted by Jason Iles

quote:
Originally posted by Carl

quote:
Originally posted by Edd
ties serve many purposes like tying you GF to the bed

handcuffs are better, leaving the tie as a blindfold.

Or a comedy whip

nothing beats a knob slap as a comedy whip though imo

Jason Iles

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31st Jan 06 at 15:28

I love doing this to wake the bitch up in the morning

straight on the forehead

Carl

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31st Jan 06 at 15:29

quote:
Originally posted by Jason Iles
I love doing this to wake the bitch up in the morning straight on the forehead

too right, then in the mouth for good measure.

Jason Iles

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31st Jan 06 at 15:29

quote:
Originally posted by Carl

quote:
Originally posted by Jason Iles
I love doing this to wake the bitch up in the morning straight on the forehead

too right, then in the mouth for good measure.

I'm not brave enough in the morning would probably get bitten off

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