The 46th TPBM Random Chat Thread with Sneaux and Fresh Employment Opportunities

outtamymind wrote in post #15089271
Thanks Tim for the book suggestion. I'll see if I can find it locally.

Btw currently I am dressed in a tie. I haven't worn a tie in years. But I look good

Dressed in a tie.... I hope you're wearing more than just a tie!

And if you're gonna claim that you look good, we need photographic evidence.

BTW, I was talking about the edible kind of buns. Bread buns for Turkey day dinner tonight.

It's been years since I even owned a tie.

ya i only own 1 tie and its not that one lol. i borrowed that one from my room mate....it was all silky

Y'all should be embarrassed that I own more ties than you guys do. And I know how to tie them by myself.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #15091606
Y'all should be embarrassed that I own more ties than you guys do. And I know how to tie them by myself.

my one and only tie hasn't been tied in years and come to think of it, it's been sitting in my dresser still tied up.....but up until the last year, i haven't had the need to have a tie...now that i have a need for them, i'll be buying them more often and wearing them more...i liked wearing it last night.

Been a year and a half since I wore one, used to wear one all the time in high school for concert band.

Problem I have with wearing them now is that a female wearing a dress shirt and tie is often associated with the lesbian lifestyle, which is not what I want to be associated with. Back in high school, it was a popular dress style for girls when dresses/skirts were not the best option.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #15091665
Been a year and a half since I wore one, used to wear one all the time in high school for concert band.

Problem I have with wearing them now is that a female wearing a dress shirt and tie is often associated with the lesbian lifestyle, which is not what I want to be associated with. Back in high school, it was a popular dress style for girls when dresses/skirts were not the best option.

ya, i can see that happening....

what did you play in band?

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #15091606
Y'all should be embarrassed that I own more ties than you guys do. And I know how to tie them by myself.

Why should I be embarrassed? I hate ties! Even if I had one, I wouldn't wear it...

outtamymind wrote in post #15091677
ya, i can see that happening....

what did you play in band?

Clarinet.

I miss those days.

thomascanty wrote in post #15091705
Why should I be embarrassed? I hate ties! Even if I had one, I wouldn't wear it...

I hate shirt collars. And my work shirts are all collared. Never done up though.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #15091717
I hate shirt collars. And my work shirts are all collared. Never done up though.

I'm becoming that way, too. Most of my wardrobe now is polo's and t-shirts. I don't wear button-up collared shirts very often any more.

I'm a t-shirt and tank top lover. I really despise sleeves. All my work shirts are short sleeved. If I'm cold I'll put something else on.

<---------Jammies whenever possible.

short5 wrote in post #15091932
<---------Jammies whenever possible.

Hi, Hef!