bemusedchunk
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Nice poverty shame bro. Hey fast food worker! Grow up and get a fucking job that requites a suit!
How else are you rubes going to learn?
I've never worked in fast food. Is it customary to dress up for an interview?
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How else are you rubes going to learn?
I've never worked in fast food. Is it customary to dress up for an interview?
yeah the sitting in church part sucks regardless but everything around that is pretty fun. i've been to some great weddings not gonna lie
edit: also yeah alcohol should be plentiful
Basileus777
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Why did you ruin a reasonable post with that creepy middle comment?
Ive only been to one wedding and they had plenty of alcohol.
bemusedchunk
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Because thats how I roll.
But i'm being serious. Every job i've had i've had to dress up in some way.
Alex could get revenge on him for the Guns N Roses Harmonix thing too
The lowest amount of alcohol I've drunk at a wedding is 12 beers and 3 shots of tequila.
I don't even drink so it's extra boring for me. Hope you have fun.
we're cool. and yea, eff that guy.
My company got bought by Facebook for two billion dollars and I have never worn anything but a Hawaiian shirt, cargo shorts, and sandals.
bemusedchunk
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please leave this thread, palmer.
I'm sorry to hear that. Sounds like a horrifying dress code.
Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
I mean...yeah? I feel like comparing a wedding to your job should be an argument I make and not you.
That's not surprising. I never thought this was the norm, but the 4 weddings I've been to were exactly that. There was some alcohol obviously but nobody was actually supposed to get drunk
It lets you know they're a white supremacist.
MassiveNights
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Thanks for posting
Sleeping Lesson
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Jim you late a hell
Instead of a hood you have to wear an Oculas Rift
Brewster's Wallet
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I love suits. Means I don't have to make any effort wondering what to wear each day.
One of two pairs of trousers and 7 shirts (of which only two are ironed at any one time).
I did like at one friend's wedding that once the meal was done, his Dad went upstairs to change into jeans and t-shirt so he could relax for the evening.
Sleeping Lesson
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You should have more pants than that!
I'm not a big fan of dressing up, but I have a suit and tons of collared shirts I wear on most days. T-shirts are weekend or con material at this point. I don't need to "suit up" as it were, but I like to look at least half decent going out most of the time. The rest is when I've given up on life and am running around in sweats and a hoodie.
You stole my joke.
You stole my joke.
bemusedchunk
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I guess I should've clarified a job interview and not just a job.
I dunno - dressing up is important for specific events.
I wear jeans all day, but when I interviewed I put on a jacket and tie and some slacks.
And there is a huge difference if you are IN the wedding verses if you are just attending.
Whatever. Wear what you want in the end.
I'm with ya, I love wearing suits when I can.
Granted, I don't work and I've never successfully gotten a job interview, so the only time I really wear suits are funerals and weddings. Plus my suit jacket and slacks were $10 at the Goodwill, but I still like the way I look when I clean up.
Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
Again, I'm not arguing that one shouldn't dress up for a job or a job interview. I never even said anything about a job before my previous post. I also never claimed that dressing up isn't important. I just said I didn't like it.
AuthenticM
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What happened to Myggen?
Sleeping Lesson
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Check your wallet, I stole more than that.
He's going to show up 3 threads from now to tell us Dan wants to get married in a Taco Bell don't you worry.
marrying Dan
Lol,
sounds like you guys have been to some bad weddings.
My wedding was awesome.
Not every wedding is "sit in a church for 2 hours and eat a stuffy dinner".
And I don't want to wear a suit every day, but it is fun for a special occasion.
I think the feeling of being underdressed is one of the worst feelings I can think of. Overdressed is bad, but at least you look fly.
sounds like you guys have been to some bad weddings.
My wedding was awesome.
Not every wedding is "sit in a church for 2 hours and eat a stuffy dinner".
And I don't want to wear a suit every day, but it is fun for a special occasion.
I think the feeling of being underdressed is one of the worst feelings I can think of. Overdressed is bad, but at least you look fly.
Protestant weddings are somewhat stuffy to begin with, but the reception is where things loosen up some. Catholic weddings tho take far too long and are mostly boring outside of some of the crazier dogmatic moments.
ShadowSwordmaster
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You should at least wear something nice to a wedding.
Dan just produced some.
stump sock
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this and you're not dressing up for yourself. you're not going to weddings for yourself. gosh being an adult is hard sometimes when you've got to pretend to care about other people.
AuthenticM
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That's not how that expression goes, lol. It's "two feathers of the same bird".
I have never heard anyone say it that way
Sleeping Lesson
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Two feathers in the bush are worth one bird in the bin.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Birds of a feather flock together
There's a British sitcom called birds of a feather too, based off the expression and the hilarious wordplay of women being called "birds" in British slang.
Lol how have I not seen this before
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