Who wears a tie to church?

[Tom Bryant]

And you look like...


KOJAK!


("Who loves ya, baby?"):laugh:

I thot EW&F looked like the Savalas character in "The Dirty Dozen"... you know the crazy guy.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

I thot EW&F looked like the Savalas character in "The Dirty Dozen"... you know the crazy guy.

You mean Yul Brenner etc etc etc:smilewinkgrin: This is my new church outfit....Like it! LOL
down side.....lots of shaving to do! More face....ROFL

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Gee, I didnt get this many posts when I put up the "Loving the Brethren" thread.....:laugh:

 

[Salty]

Gee, I didnt get this many posts when I put up the "Loving the Brethren" thread.....:laugh:

Could be that the "Loving Brethren" were not wearing ties:thumbsup:

 

[Dr. Bob]

I've worn a tie (usually a bow-tie - it takes a real man to wear a bow-tie) on a few occasions. Other than that, I wear either a banded collar or just a good shirt (button up, polo - not a t-shir with writing)

If I'm going to "wear my best", I do have a tux and tails . . and yes, that is the absurdity of the argument

 

[Salty]

I've worn a tie (usually a bow-tie - it takes a real man to wear a bow-tie) on a few occasions. Other than that, I wear either a banded collar or just a good shirt (button up, polo - not a t-shir with writing)

Dr Bob,

Will you do a favor for all our new members and post the pictures of yourself attending church as a child (w/bow tie)!:thumbsup:

 

[Dr. Bob]

Dr Bob,

Will you do a favor for all our new members and post the pictures of yourself attending church as a child (w/bow tie)!:thumbsup:

Modesty forbids me to . . ah, nevermind. I'd LOVE to!! Here I am at age 7 ready for Church (or synagogue, can't recall)

But my favorite pix is 50 years later, dressed for Church in Dominica

 

[Aaron]

I have. You dress to reflect the position you are applying for. Was there a point?

I 'll sure sympathize with anyone who's followed your advice. I think you'll find that most are advised to look their best for an interview, even if the job is casual. The reason is that one's manner of dress is a communciation of one's attitude.

That's the simple fact of the matter, and you know it.

 

[StefanM]

I 'll sure sympathize with anyone who's followed your advice. I think you'll find that most are advised to look their best for an interview, even if the job is casual. The reason is that one's manner of dress is a communciation of one's attitude.

That's the simple fact of the matter, and you know it.

That's not necessarily the case. It is possible to over-dress for an interview.

If you don't believe me, show up for an interview in formalwear.

 

[Aaron]

People don't necessarily look their best in formal wear, but if the manner of dress doesn't communicate, it would be impossible to overdress.

 

[StefanM]

People don't necessarily look their best in formal wear, but if the manner of dress doesn't communicate, it would be impossible to overdress.

I would agree that it does communicate attitude, but I don't think we should take this to the extreme.

There is a difference between dressing sloppily and dressing somewhat casually.

A big difference in my view is that many of our conventions for attire are rooted in fashions from areas with colder climates. For instance, the suit was developed in Western Europe, which has a much more temperate climate than the U.S.

 

[Salty]

A big difference in my view ...for attire are rooted in fashions from areas with colder climates. For instance, the suit was developed in Western Europe, which has a much more temperate climate than the U.S.

I see you live in the South, I am from the Salt City

 

[StefanM]

I see you live in the South, I am from the Salt City

Yes. That part of the country is probably closest to the climate of Western Europe.