Blisters

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Ruprect replied

15 March 2011, 20:51
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

second day at the new assignment

gotta be suited and booted here, well for me that means tidy trousers, shirt and jumper

but, ouch,
first time I've had to dress like this in about 5 years and these shoes which haven't been worn for 5 years are giving blisters :-(

Anyway, work is fine and colleagues nice

Milan.

<wipes tears from eyes />
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Pogle replied

15 March 2011, 20:41
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

second day at the new assignment

gotta be suited and booted here, well for me that means tidy trousers, shirt and jumper

but, ouch,
first time I've had to dress like this in about 5 years and these shoes which haven't been worn for 5 years are giving blisters :-(

Anyway, work is fine and colleagues nice

Milan.

Have we sympathy girls? Have we fuc....
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shaunbhoy replied

15 March 2011, 18:20
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

gotta be suited and booted here, well for me that means tidy trousers, shirt and jumper

Milan.

Well at least you have ditched the tank-top.
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Wodewick replied

15 March 2011, 18:16
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

second day at the new assignment

gotta be suited and booted here, well for me that means tidy trousers, shirt and jumper

but, ouch,
first time I've had to dress like this in about 5 years and these shoes which haven't been worn for 5 years are giving blisters :-(

Anyway, work is fine and colleagues nice

Milan.

Sorry mate but Suited and Booted means Suited and Booted.

Your description of tidy trousers, shirt and jumper sounds more like:
1) Wilmslow clone
2) Just plain naff
3) School uniform
4) Acceptable for Business casual (assuming you really are a tape monkey - as IMHO a "jumper" is just dorky and never to be worn in public)

but anyway - get your self a new pair of shoes (if you've got to wear them they should be comfortable)
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Pondlife replied

15 March 2011, 08:21
Good to hear all is going well Bensey.

Don't forget to give the tape cupboard a good hoover out otherwise your dry cleaning bill will go through the roof.
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milanbenes started a topic Blisters

15 March 2011, 08:12
Blisters

second day at the new assignment

gotta be suited and booted here, well for me that means tidy trousers, shirt and jumper

but, ouch,
first time I've had to dress like this in about 5 years and these shoes which haven't been worn for 5 years are giving blisters :-(

Anyway, work is fine and colleagues nice

Milan.
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