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Printablejami0mckay said: JDInteractive said: There are different variables that come into play when deciding whether the shirt should be tucked in. Under no circustances should you tuck a shirt into jeans nor wear a suit with jeans.
just one look at jeremy clarkson confirms that  Indeed. He also has hair like a burst matress. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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JDInteractive said: jami0mckay said: just one look at jeremy clarkson confirms that Indeed. He also has hair like a burst matress. thats funny I have a mattress like jeremy clarkson | |
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JDInteractive said: There are different variables that come into play when deciding whether the shirt should be tucked in. Under no circustances should you tuck a shirt into jeans nor wear a suit with jeans.
These are a given as is Phils "formal in, casual out". My dilemma is work, which is neither. This morning I just looked in the mirror and thought "that'll look better tucked in" and proudly smiled as i tucket myself in and left the house. Dress shirt, no tie or jacket, sleeves neatly folded back a couple of turns, grey slacks (I like to use the term slacks, they are just flat fronted trousers) Diesel soft shoes. maybe I should just fuck it and wear a suit. Or go the other way and accept my vocation - cordoroy jacket with leather elbow patches, farah slacks, socks and sandles 
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PREDOMINANT said: JDInteractive said: There are different variables that come into play when deciding whether the shirt should be tucked in. Under no circustances should you tuck a shirt into jeans nor wear a suit with jeans.
These are a given as is Phils "formal in, casual out". My dilemma is work, which is neither. This morning I just looked in the mirror and thought "that'll look better tucked in" and proudly smiled as i tucket myself in and left the house. Dress shirt, no tie or jacket, sleeves neatly folded back a couple of turns, grey slacks (I like to use the term slacks, they are just flat fronted trousers) Diesel soft shoes. maybe I should just fuck it and wear a suit. Or go the other way and accept my vocation - cordoroy jacket with leather elbow patches, farah slacks, socks and sandles
Wear that exact outfit them meet me at smithys after work  | |
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ZombieKitten said: tuck it RIGHT IN
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Tucking in is fine as long as you never, ever, EVER wear pleated pants. | |
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JustErin said: Tucking in is fine as long as you never, ever, EVER wear pleated pants.
D'you think this is ok? Funily enough "no pleats" was one of the first things I learnt in Italian, they know their threds but trousers with pleats!! Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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mdiver said: PREDOMINANT said: These are a given as is Phils "formal in, casual out". My dilemma is work, which is neither. This morning I just looked in the mirror and thought "that'll look better tucked in" and proudly smiled as i tucket myself in and left the house. Dress shirt, no tie or jacket, sleeves neatly folded back a couple of turns, grey slacks (I like to use the term slacks, they are just flat fronted trousers) Diesel soft shoes. maybe I should just fuck it and wear a suit. Or go the other way and accept my vocation - cordoroy jacket with leather elbow patches, farah slacks, socks and sandles
Wear that exact outfit them meet me at smithys after work Done! Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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PREDOMINANT said: mdiver said: Wear that exact outfit them meet me at smithys after work Done! Oh God i can't wait.....camera is coming for that one | |
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mdiver said: PREDOMINANT said: Done! Oh God i can't wait.....camera is coming for that one Rather gladly I can say that even considering the depths of my wardrobe I don't think I could put an outfit like that together without considerable effort. Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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PREDOMINANT said: mdiver said: Oh God i can't wait.....camera is coming for that one Rather gladly I can say that even considering the depths of my wardrobe I don't think I could put an outfit like that together without considerable effort. I can raid my dads for you.....i am sure i can find most of it there | |
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mdiver said: PREDOMINANT said: Rather gladly I can say that even considering the depths of my wardrobe I don't think I could put an outfit like that together without considerable effort. I can raid my dads for you.....i am sure i can find most of it there the jacket is rather particular.... (I really should be working still - what the fook is wrong with the org today?) Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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PREDOMINANT said: mdiver said: I can raid my dads for you.....i am sure i can find most of it there the jacket is rather particular.... (I really should be working still - what the fook is wrong with the org today?) There was a Simpson's episode where Homer went to teach how to be a good husband and he cut the elbows from one jacket and sowed them to another in order to achieve the perfect "teacher" look | |
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mdiver said: PREDOMINANT said: the jacket is rather particular.... (I really should be working still - what the fook is wrong with the org today?) There was a Simpson's episode where Homer went to teach how to be a good husband and he cut the elbows from one jacket and sowed them to another in order to achieve the perfect "teacher" look I don't know why it is synonymous with teachers! Socks and sandles does equal beard though. Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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PREDOMINANT said: mdiver said: There was a Simpson's episode where Homer went to teach how to be a good husband and he cut the elbows from one jacket and sowed them to another in order to achieve the perfect "teacher" look I don't know why it is synonymous with teachers! Socks and sandles does equal beard though. One of my deep deep techie security blokes has a huge beard and socks and sandals....i think he is also a member of CAMRA and likes morris dancing....but i may be talking BS | |
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PREDOMINANT said: JustErin said: Tucking in is fine as long as you never, ever, EVER wear pleated pants.
D'you think this is ok? Funily enough "no pleats" was one of the first things I learnt in Italian, they know their threds but trousers with pleats!! Of course tucking in is ok. In fact it looks great with a fitted (not tight) shirt and flat front slacks. Very modern not old at all. No. 
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JustErin said: PREDOMINANT said: D'you think this is ok? Funily enough "no pleats" was one of the first things I learnt in Italian, they know their threds but trousers with pleats!! Of course tucking in is ok. In fact it looks great with a fitted (not tight) shirt and flat front slacks. Very modern not old at all. No.
Yes. 
and i had the tarten slacks ironed and ready too. Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard! | |
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PREDOMINANT said: JustErin said: Of course tucking in is ok. In fact it looks great with a fitted (not tight) shirt and flat front slacks. Very modern not old at all. No.
Yes.
and i had the tarten slacks ironed and ready too. they dont even have a belt they are elasticated | |
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babe you don't look like any teacher i ever had no matter what you've got on   She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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JustErin said: Tucking in is fine as long as you never, ever, EVER wear pleated pants.
Agreed. 
I think it makes a guy look pulled-together, as though he cared what he looked like that day. There are other ways to accomplish that too, but tucking in is an easy start. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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I'm sorry but I'm never ever going to be able to forgive you for the socks and sandals thing.....oy vey. MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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I tuck in with long pants and untuck with shorts. | |
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don't let your mum iron pleats into your jeans hope that is helpful | |
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