Wearing a shirt and tie everyday for work sucks. I don't blame him. I'd rather wear shorts and a t-shirt. Glad we made the switch.
If you don't want to wear a suit and tie everyday for a job, don't apply for.the job
Sure, though does a suit and tie make one better at their job? Is it a necessary component of being a legislator? Like goggles or a safety vest?
Of course it doesn't. Not wearing a suit at a loved one's wedding or funeral doesn't prevent those events from happening either. It's a sign of respect and only a real slob or dickhead would purposely dress down for those events in order to draw attention to themselves.
Maybe this annoys me more than it should but a leader first needs to know how to follow. Follow the rules and put a suit on your fat ass. That's a much easier solution than having the rules be changed because you're some snowflake slob that feels like you deserve to be treated differently than everyone else simply because that's your 'schtick'.
If you don't want to wear a suit and tie everyday for a job, don't apply for.the job
Sure, though does a suit and tie make one better at their job? Is it a necessary component of being a legislator? Like goggles or a safety vest?
Of course it doesn't. Not wearing a suit at a loved one's wedding or funeral doesn't prevent those events from happening either. It's a sign of respect and only a real slob or dickhead would purposely dress down for those events in order to draw attention to themselves.
Maybe this annoys me more than it should but a leader first needs to know how to follow. Follow the rules and put a suit on your fat ass. That's a much easier solution than having the rules be changed because you're some snowflake slob that feels like you deserve to be treated differently than everyone else simply because that's your 'schtick'.
Absolutely, he looks like a slob. I'm just enjoying watching MAGA cry for darn near a year and a half about him.
Though when my last office job went from shirt and tie to jeans and polo was a pretty good day. Now days I'm in gym shorts or sweatpants unless I'm going out, but I have the freedom to work from anywhere.
Sure, though does a suit and tie make one better at their job? Is it a necessary component of being a legislator? Like goggles or a safety vest?
Of course it doesn't. Not wearing a suit at a loved one's wedding or funeral doesn't prevent those events from happening either. It's a sign of respect and only a real slob or dickhead would purposely dress down for those events in order to draw attention to themselves.
Maybe this annoys me more than it should but a leader first needs to know how to follow. Follow the rules and put a suit on your fat ass. That's a much easier solution than having the rules be changed because you're some snowflake slob that feels like you deserve to be treated differently than everyone else simply because that's your 'schtick'.
Absolutely, he looks like a slob. I'm just enjoying watching MAGA cry for darn near a year and a half about him.
Though when my last office job went from shirt and tie to jeans and polo was a pretty good day. Now days I'm in gym shorts or sweatpants unless I'm going out, but I have the freedom to work from anywhere.
Accurately stating he looks like a slob means posters are crying about him? You seem incredibly sensitive for people saying something true about him and laughing at it. Bizarre
If you don't want to wear a suit and tie everyday for a job, don't apply for.the job
Sure, though does a suit and tie make one better at their job? Is it a necessary component of being a legislator? Like goggles or a safety vest?
Of course it doesn't. Not wearing a suit at a loved one's wedding or funeral doesn't prevent those events from happening either. It's a sign of respect and only a real slob or dickhead would purposely dress down for those events in order to draw attention to themselves.
Maybe this annoys me more than it should but a leader first needs to know how to follow. Follow the rules and put a suit on your fat ass. That's a much easier solution than having the rules be changed because you're some snowflake slob that feels like you deserve to be treated differently than everyone else simply because that's your 'schtick'.
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:55 pm
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
When I was in high school, I saw Suicidal Tendencies open for Queensryche.
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:55 pm
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
Back in 1991, one of my closest friends dyed his hair the day before my grandpa died. I hadn't had seen it yet and didn't know. He showed up to my grandpa's funeral with pink hair. I thought it looked fucking awesome. His mom cried because she thought it was disrespectful.
Night Train wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:13 am
Trump is for the people.....
Trump is genuine...
If you don't want to wear a suit and tie everyday for a job, don't apply for.the job
Sure, though does a suit and tie make one better at their job? Is it a necessary component of being a legislator? Like goggles or a safety vest?
Of course it doesn't. Not wearing a suit at a loved one's wedding or funeral doesn't prevent those events from happening either. It's a sign of respect and only a real slob or dickhead would purposely dress down for those events in order to draw attention to themselves.
Maybe this annoys me more than it should but a leader first needs to know how to follow. Follow the rules and put a suit on your fat ass. That's a much easier solution than having the rules be changed because you're some snowflake slob that feels like you deserve to be treated differently than everyone else simply because that's your 'schtick'.
Now what is Senator John "Frankenstein" Fetterman going to wear?
Sad, really.
Now a top DEMOCRAT rips new dress code for hoodie-loving John Fetterman: Chuck Schumer's deputy says we need to have 'standards'
Some of Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer's Democratic colleagues are now dissing his decision to end the dress code that outlawed hoodies and shorts inside the chamber, with a top member of leadership questioning the move.
'We need to have standards,' said Senate Majority Whip Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), as Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) bucked longtime tradition and decorum by wearing his trademark hoodie while presiding over the Senate following the change.
'I can't understand exactly what [Schumer] was thinking at that point. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt until I speak to him, but I think the Senate needs to act on this.'
The senator in question from Pennsylvania is a personal friend, but I think we need to have standards when it comes to what we're wearing on the floor of the Senate, and we're in the process of discussing that right now as to what those standards will be,' he said, referencing Fetterman, who provided a critical win for the Democratic majority and who has spoken about his struggles with depression and was treated for clinical depression this year.
Another influential senator, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, has been circulating a resolution to return the status-quo ante-hoodie, the Hill reported.
Now what is Senator John "Frankenstein" Fetterman going to wear?
Sad, really.
Now a top DEMOCRAT rips new dress code for hoodie-loving John Fetterman: Chuck Schumer's deputy says we need to have 'standards'
Some of Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer's Democratic colleagues are now dissing his decision to end the dress code that outlawed hoodies and shorts inside the chamber, with a top member of leadership questioning the move.
'We need to have standards,' said Senate Majority Whip Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), as Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) bucked longtime tradition and decorum by wearing his trademark hoodie while presiding over the Senate following the change.
'I can't understand exactly what [Schumer] was thinking at that point. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt until I speak to him, but I think the Senate needs to act on this.'
The senator in question from Pennsylvania is a personal friend, but I think we need to have standards when it comes to what we're wearing on the floor of the Senate, and we're in the process of discussing that right now as to what those standards will be,' he said, referencing Fetterman, who provided a critical win for the Democratic majority and who has spoken about his struggles with depression and was treated for clinical depression this year.
Another influential senator, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, has been circulating a resolution to return the status-quo ante-hoodie, the Hill reported.
Durbin is right. I wouldn’t hire this yokel to scrub rest stop toilets if he showed up to the interview looking like this.
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:55 pm
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
When I was in high school, I saw Suicidal Tendencies open for Queensryche.
Weird but totally rad pairing!!! I still listen to Suicidal quite a bit. I do not still wear my hat bill flipped up, though.
Next step is to roll in wearing a bathrobe with a newspaper tucked under one arm and announce he’ll be in the shitter dropping some timber if anyone needs him.
For what it’s worth, I don’t like the change. They should have a dress code in the senate and Fetterman dresses like a slob. It’s dumb. But it sure is funny to watch righties clutch their pearls over this whole thing.
Night Train wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2024 6:13 am
Trump is for the people.....
Trump is genuine...
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:55 pm
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
When I was in high school, I saw Suicidal Tendencies open for Queensryche.
I saw your mommy, and your mommy's dead.
"If you ever need anything, please don't hesitate to ask someone else first." - KDC
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:55 pm
My formerly-crackhead cousin brought his crackhead girlfriend to his old man's funeral--her choice of attire was a torn and tassled Queensryche t-shirt. I kind of liked the whole vibe of it.
When I was in high school, I saw Suicidal Tendencies open for Queensryche.
Weird but totally rad pairing!!! I still listen to Suicidal quite a bit. I do not still wear my hat bill flipped up, though.
All I wanted was a Pepsi
Just one Pepsi
And she wouldn't give it to me!
"If you ever need anything, please don't hesitate to ask someone else first." - KDC
Bull wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 9:45 pm
For what it’s worth, I don’t like the change. They should have a dress code in the senate and Fetterman dresses like a slob. It’s dumb. But it sure is funny to watch righties clutch their pearls over this whole thing.
Agreed. Dress the part, but at the same time watching the Usual Suspects here lose their mind is priceless.
Now what is Senator John "Frankenstein" Fetterman going to wear?
Sad, really.
Now a top DEMOCRAT rips new dress code for hoodie-loving John Fetterman: Chuck Schumer's deputy says we need to have 'standards'
Some of Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer's Democratic colleagues are now dissing his decision to end the dress code that outlawed hoodies and shorts inside the chamber, with a top member of leadership questioning the move.
'We need to have standards,' said Senate Majority Whip Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), as Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) bucked longtime tradition and decorum by wearing his trademark hoodie while presiding over the Senate following the change.
'I can't understand exactly what [Schumer] was thinking at that point. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt until I speak to him, but I think the Senate needs to act on this.'
The senator in question from Pennsylvania is a personal friend, but I think we need to have standards when it comes to what we're wearing on the floor of the Senate, and we're in the process of discussing that right now as to what those standards will be,' he said, referencing Fetterman, who provided a critical win for the Democratic majority and who has spoken about his struggles with depression and was treated for clinical depression this year.
Another influential senator, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, has been circulating a resolution to return the status-quo ante-hoodie, the Hill reported.
Durbin is right. I wouldn’t hire this yokel to scrub rest stop toilets if he showed up to the interview looking like this.
DonaldDouchebag wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 9:28 pm
Next step is to roll in wearing a bathrobe with a newspaper tucked under one arm and announce he’ll be in the shitter dropping some timber if anyone needs him.
