Do you wear a suit to work

[hyperD]

Some days I have been known to sit in the office just wearing my soiled undergarments, especially if it's a warm, summer's day where the propensity for a bit of grumble is high.

[MaryPoppins]

Some days I have been known to sit in the office just wearing my soiled undergarments, especially if it's a warm, summer's day where the propensity for a bit of grumble is high.

Pretty sure you sit opposite me.

[d000hg]

Some days I have been known to sit in the office just wearing my soiled undergarments, especially if it's a warm, summer's day where the propensity for a bit of grumble is high.

Why are they soiled?

[kandr]

Why are they soiled?

Presumably he shat into them

[cailin maith]

No suit any more. I jacked that in ages ago

I probably don't look too professional at all. Especially not today when I have my cardi on and a massive tissue soaking up (mostly) all the snotty sneezes due to the cold I seem to have developed

Poor me.

[hyperD]

Why are they soiled?

I'll leave that to the dear, delightful and late Clement Freud to explain.

For those of you that aren't permitted to wear undies in the office or are surrounded by those that still think they have a right not to be offended, then headphones may be required.

[hyperD]

Pretty sure you sit opposite me.

If you are Margaret from across the road, I apologise most sincerely for your sudden shock last week when I opened the office blinds whilst stark naked.

[MaryPoppins]

If you are Margaret from across the road, I apologise most sincerely for your sudden shock last week when I opened the office blinds whilst stark naked.

Shock isn't always a bad thing my dear.

[Wodewick]

..... suit without a tie....

WTF is Suit without a tie??

Shirley dressing goes something like:
1) Dead casual - Trainers, Jeans, Tee shirts (or even more scruff order)
2) Casual - Shoes of some kind, non-Jeans keks, Polo or possibly non-smart shirt
3a) Business Casual (Scruff) - Proper shoes, Chinos, button up shirt
3b) Business Casual (non-scruff) - Proper shoes, proper trousers, button up shirt (possibly even a real shirt)
4) Almost formal - PShoes, PTrews, real shirt & tie
5) Formal - Suit, Shirt and tie (possibly remove jacket when not in meetings)
6) Stuffy - As above but Jacket on even at desk

A suit without the tie is just a bit too "Irish Navvy"/Rab C Nesbitt

[Pondlife]

Wodders, get a better suit mate. The daffy duck acrylic tie and worn in the seat trouser look isn't doing you justice fella.