Normal people, all walks of life, professionals, business owners, mailmen, teachers, sales people, IT people, blue collar people, lawyers, doctors, all kinds of people of all types have frequented that club over the years. Maybe you don't get out enough?If you know a lot of men who wear yellow jean shorts and Stiller socks I have to wonder what sort of people you frequent!
There's no rules as to what people can wear. I saw these shorts and actually bought them with the thought of wearing them with Steelers and Pitt gear. because they match, game day apparel.
Laughing at a 60 year old wearing a jersey, yellow jean shorts, and team socks isn't a generational or maturity issue.
It certainly isn't a rule, but there are definitely norms and acceptability. Wearing jean shorts of any kind is bad. Yellow jean shorts? My goodness.
What exactly is it then? My daughter has a dad, highly respected in his profession, 6 figure salary, 32 years experience,active in her school, providing her with everything she needs! Involved in her life constantly from day one, missing employment advancement opportunities to make sure I am always there for her, I never hear any complaints from her Mr. Cleaver. It's a Sunday afternoon, have you decided which tie you are going to wear while you watch the game tonight?
As Ski noted, it's relative to wrist size, but I still see guys wearing a watch that looks like something Flavor Flav would have worn around his neck.
Why do you keep saying this? If you consider what he posted "caring" then you care more than anyone on here. You think anyone who tucks in their shirt is living in the 1950s.
I got the shorts at Marshall's one of those discount stores about 15 years ago. And I still wear a watch, why not? I don't want to have to reach for my phone every time I want to know the time, I actually still listen to CDs, I don't feel limited to just do what is the norm, I do what I want instead. Most of you seem too concerned with what others might find acceptable or what they might think of you. I don't care about any of that.
Ozzie Nelson not at all pleased.
I clearly don't care about dressing within norms that others find acceptable. But yeah, I do enjoy letting everyone HERE know that the rules they apply to acceptable dressing won't be something I care about. But, until I read the stuff on this board I never thought there was anything unusual about how I dress?
Why does that seem to bother you when you promote this No holds barred clothing attitude...including some of the crap you like so much.
Because it makes no sense, everything I do is about utility, comfort and fun, dress clothes especially to do physical work are a burden bordering on painful to wear
Then bug off about the slacks; to that guy maybe it’s fine and comfy.....
No, at Marshalls, about 15 years ago, it's not exactly pure yellow, like a stonewashed yellowish, has a pocket on the side for my phone,
Gotta go bingo on the jeans on golf courses....it is gauche; regardless if ‘79 is a fan.....
I like watches, but it goes further for me. I have meetings where I need to keep track of the time, and I don't want to be rude by taking my phone out of my pocket to check the time.
Pulling out cell phone to check time in most situations is in very poor taste. In professional setting, it should of never be done. Back when I was in sales, I always kept phone in car during meetings.
I always do that! LOL! Maybe to check the time, and always read any texts or messages that I get as they come in, unless of course I'm speaking or leading the meeting, otherwise, I look at it and even reply to messages during any meeting. Not a one on one meeting, but even then, I at least look at it. What if it's something more important than the meeting? Like for me, my daughter is more important than my job, so if something was going on with her, I'd ALWAYS prioritize that over my work.
