Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=mredskins;898467]Well i am covering my hairy belly button and ass crack so what are you complaining about?[/quote]

You're still untucked

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[quote=Mattyk;898470]You're still untucked[/quote]

Well his reasoning for being untucked was that he could see our hairy belly buttons and ass crack, if my dress shirt is that long he should be fine.

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[quote=SmootSmack;898447]Today...everything is grinding my gears[/quote]

SS untuck the shirt...better?

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Funny story about the whole tucked/untucked thing.

My office VP is a big stickler when it comes to this issue, he hates untucked shirts. We have a business casual office, so guys frequently wear a golf shirt, sometimes untucked, including myself most of the time. I go by length of the shirt to determine if it's tuck-able or not, some golf shirts simply aren't tuck-able.

So anyway, after much complaining on his part, he actually wanted to have me written up for wearing an untucked shirt. :doh: So I reviewed our dress policy with HR and confirmed that tucking your shirt was nowhere to be found in there. He had to back off. He still gives me a dirty look now and then. What a maroon.

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[quote=Mattyk;898498]Funny story about the whole tucked/untucked thing.

My office VP is a big stickler when it comes to this issue, he hates untucked shirts. We have a business casual office, so guys frequently wear a golf shirt, sometimes untucked, including myself most of the time. I go by length of the shirt to determine if it's tuck-able or not, some golf shirts simply aren't tuck-able.

So anyway, after much complaining on his part, he actually wanted to have me written up for wearing an untucked shirt. :doh: So I reviewed our dress policy with HR and confirmed that tucking your shirt was nowhere to be found in there. He had to back off. He still gives me a dirty look now and then. What a maroon.[/quote]

lol...what grinds my gears: the threat of write up.

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[quote=Alvin Walton;898362]Whats wrong with tucking your shirt into your shorts?
Sloppy looking is better?[/quote]

Depends on the style.

Golf shirt and khaki shorts = tuck in WITH belt. A belt must be worn whenever any shirt is tucked in to anything.

Same goes with business casual or "nicer" clothes.




Working out with shorts and t-shirt = don't tuck

Same goes with casual or lawn-mowing wear.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=Mattyk;898388]nothing, as long as you wear black socks pulled up to your knees to complete the grandpa look[/quote]

Lol yup. My work shirt is long enough that I don't tuck it in, and since the parts department is pretty casual (work t-shirt/jeans) my boss doesn't care. Only time I tuck the shirt in is when it's absolutely necessary (i.e. black tie, interviews, etc.)

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[quote=Monkeydad;898506]Depends on the style.

Golf shirt and khaki shorts = [B]tuck in WITH belt[/B]. A belt must be worn whenever any shirt is tucked in to anything.

Same goes with business casual or "nicer" clothes.




Working out with shorts and t-shirt = don't tuck

Same goes with casual or lawn-mowing wear.[/quote]

I don't get that. If you're going to tuck your shirt in, how are you not going to wear a belt? Tucking your shirt in without a belt makes it look half assed, especially if your shirt starts becoming untucked as a result of not wearing said belt.

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[quote=mooby;898509]I don't get that. If you're going to tuck your shirt in, how are you not going to wear a belt? Tucking your shirt in without a belt makes it look half assed, especially if your shirt starts becoming untucked as a result of not wearing said belt.[/quote]

I don't require it for shirt security reasons, it just looks stupid without a belt. :D

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[quote=Monkeydad;898506]Depends on the style.

Golf shirt and khaki shorts = tuck in WITH belt. A belt must be worn whenever any shirt is tucked in to anything.

Same goes with business casual or "nicer" clothes.




Working out with shorts and t-shirt = don't tuck

Same goes with casual or lawn-mowing wear.[/quote]

I agree with all that.
What bugs me is these guys at work that wear business casual pants with a button down shirt and leave it untucked like they are going to take a shit or something.

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[quote=Chico23231;898501]lol...what grinds my gears: the threat of write up.[/quote]

especially for an untucked shirt, I mean wtf?

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[quote=Alvin Walton;898514]I agree with all that.
What bugs me is these guys at work that wear business casual pants with a button down shirt and leave it untucked like they are going to take a shit or something.[/quote]

I think that's how Matty just described his office look.

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[quote=Monkeydad;898529]I think that's how Matty just described his office look.[/quote]

nah I said golf shirt, if I'm wearing a button down dress shirt I tuck that in

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[quote=Mattyk;898530]nah I said golf shirt, if I'm wearing a button down dress shirt I tuck that in[/quote]

A golf shirt should never be tucked.

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My new gear grinder, is when you go to either tap or click a link on the web and the page shifts becasue of a AD or something and you end up clicking something totally different then you wanted! Fawk I hate that.