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

I'm with JJ on this one. Open is much nicer for large gatherings.

Timphoto wrote in post #15092256
Jon, did your Canon M arrive yet?

Not yet;Berger Bros. still shows it as Pre-Order.

sevillafox wrote in post #15092369
Me too!

Me too!

Yes, ISTR you wore them to school at least once . . . :{)#

I agree that open is nice for large groups, but my sister's house has nowhere that isn't open. Even when the kids were upstairs playing you could hear every word they said. Our house is open too, but there's a door to the basement which cuts off a lot of noise. I like open that can be closed off. Like have the kitchen and dining room fully open to each other, but have to turn a corner to get to the living room, unless you open another door between the kitchen and living room.

I don't like crowds, especially the mess of talk that goes with them. Add a little alcohol in and the volume just climbs.

Jon wrote in post #15093761
Yes, ISTR you wore them to school at least once . . . :{)#

Hey now! It was rainbow day for homecoming!!! I had the perfect rainbow polka dot flannel jammies with matching slippers ever!

Best day at school was pyjama day.

^ Nice kill!

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #15095687
Best day at school was pyjama day.

Like you went to school in your jammies? What if my jammies are rather.. um.. optional?

The way I've seen people dressed lately, seems like folks are wearing their PJs all the time.

You see them all the time in the stores etc.

gjl711 wrote in post #15098165
Like you went to school in your jammies? What if my jammies are rather.. um.. optional?

Yes. Pyjama day was the day when everyone (if they wished) went to school in their jammies. No body showed up naked. There were a lot of long johns worn, and most people had slippers on. Good excuse to not break out the hair gel either. At least one guy would walk around in boxers...

Canadians are odd people...

Really? A PJ day for school?

The dress code at my high school only said that students had to wear shoes at all times. Technically, a student could go around naked as long as he had shoes on his feet, and he'd be in compliance with the dress code. I never saw anyone test that, though...

Hey Tim!!

I was (sorta') in your neck of the woods on Saturday. At about 3:00 in the afternoon, wifey announced she wanted to go see American Canyon. She'd heard is was a booming place. So, we drove from San Mateo to American Canyon, looked around, ate supper in a Hawaiian barbecue restaurant somewhere in Napa, then drove back to our hotel in San Mateo. I will grant you, the weather was quite lovely on Saturday (and presumably Sunday, too).


I was somewhat unimpressed with American Canyon. Lots of big houses on small lots. Not my cup o' tea.

thomascanty wrote in post #15099606
The dress code at my high school only said that students had to wear shoes at all times. Technically, a student could go around naked as long as he had shoes on his feet, and he'd be in compliance with the dress code. I never saw anyone test that, though...

I always wanted to test the no shoes, no shirt, no service. I would show up in shoes and a shirt and demand service.

gjl711 wrote in post #15099748
I always wanted to test the no shoes, no shirt, no service. I would show up in shoes and a shirt and demand service.

It probably would depend on what kind of establishment it was...