Imago said:

thats dedication for you

Ace said:

I vote NO!

CarrieMpls said:

This movements's already taken on a life of it's own, Carrie, so you'd be best to suggest an outfit or forever hold your peace when you wind up in head-to-toe black fleece.

Anxiety said:

I actually don't mind doing it. Ironing is kind of mindless, so I like to do it when I'm winding down for the day.

I cannot wear a woven shirt that has not been ironed. I even iron shirts that are allegedly no-iron. Because if I don't, all day long, I hear my mother in my head, calling me a slob.

Ace said:

jean and a top and sneakers

Genesia said:

Wouldn't you rather wind down by watching TV, eating, sleeping and/or ejaculating?

I rarely get my stuff ready the night before but I really should it would save me so much time in the morning
This morning not only did I get up late but I had nothing ready delaying me even more, I got to work almost a half hour late

evenstar said:

Wouldn't you rather have sweatpants, a hoodie and slippers? Or just pyjamas?

Most of the time, I work at home, so I don't have to worry about it. When I have an onsite gig, I pretty much just throw on whatever and go. Not having to dress up on a regular basis was important to me, so I formed a career around that.

Ace said:

i've always found mock-necks to be a little on the passive-agressive side, but i will admit they have their purpose. we could all wear cowl neck sweaters. i haven't worn one of those since my goth days when i was a young'un. we could wear cowl neck sweaters, pin paisley scarves to the shoulder, wear black leggings and cowboy boots, and quote lines from "who's the boss" to each other all day. sign me up!!!

Twiki said:

What do you do?

Ace said:

I'm a writer.

Ace said:

nah, i really like that.

i will loathe the day when i get a non-student job and have to start dressing like an adult

evenstar said:

there's always clown school....

Anxiety said:

I'm fine with the Who's the Boss? quoting, but the sweaters and leggings won't work in the warm-weather months, the pinning's too much work (and a potential safety hazard when lounging!), and cowboy boots are about as comfortable as watching Shandi tell her boyfriend that she fucked an Italian model.

Ace said:

i'm sorry, but that was the stupidest shit ever. i've been drunk and still managed to completely put off any advances. she was a moron.

Ace said:

Although that does sound somewhat tranny-fierce, Ferocia!

evenstar said:

Well, alcohol is always awesome for your judgement, but, yes: it wasn't the booze alone that made her spread.

Ace said:

Winding down usually consists of the following, in this order: eating, watching TV (sometimes accompanied by ironing), sex, sleep.

Genesia said:

But wouldn't the watching-TV part be so much more enjoyable without the ironing? Try it tonight and let me know!

Ace said:

Oh, believe me - I've watched plenty of TV without ironing. But most television just doesn't warrant that level of attention.

Genesia said:

Aside from Big Brother, I'd probably agree with you. That's why you need a Slingbox (so you can surf the Net and watch TV on the same screen)!

evenstar said:

@ Ben

I do get things ready the night before. I don't work outside the home at the moment, but I have 2 boys to get ready and off to school.

I make their lunches, make sure their homework folders and done and signed,and get their clothes laid out the night before.

It makes the morning much less stressful.


I am going to nursing school. So, I get to wear glorified PJs to work.

That's why I chose that career.

Ace said:

I try to stick to one unproductive endeavor at a time.

hokie said:

he's so organized and i'm a mess. i just try to keep up

hokie said:

Note to self: looking into nursing school.

Genesia said:

Slacker.

Ace said:

It's gotta be a near black-tie affair for me to break out my iron, I HATE that boring shit

CalhounSq said:

Do you guys just walk around all wrinkly?

I don't understand.