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Nothing says Officially Sanctioned Fun like Hawaiian shirt Friday...
by panzagl 8y ago
Nothing says Officially Sanctioned Fun like Hawaiian shirt Friday...
- joejerryronnie 8y agoA previous co-worker recently took a job with one of the big consulting firms in DC. They have "jeans Fridays" but you have to pay $5.00 to participate each week.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y agoI've never found pants there were so uncomfortable I'd pay to get out of them. In fact, the dressier the pant, the more comfortable they seem to be.
- hkmurakami 8y agoDoes this go to charity?
- joejerryronnie 8y agoYes, it does go into a charity fund.
- Analemma_ 8y agoMan, having a job on the East Coast seems like a fate worse than death. You'll pry my jeans and T-shirt from my cold, dead fingers.
- toomanybeersies 8y agoIt's even better here in Australia, in summer I go to work in shorts and flip flops.
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- jitix 8y agoI'm glad I work in tech. Shorts and flip flops are the first questions I ask any recruiter that contacts me.
- joejerryronnie 8y agoI've come to realize that I am wardrobe bound to California.
- coldtea 8y agoOr you know, you can wear it any day you like, and fuck the office's style rules. How's that for non-officinally sanctioned?
- shanghaiaway 8y agoDo you drop f bombs whilst wearing the shirt? A true rebel.
- coldtea 8y agoWell, whether one is a rebel or not has few things to do with dropping f bombs or not. So the irony is misplaced, it's not just "wannabe rebels" that can curse. I know very true rebels, including people who actually got in prison for fighting a military dictatorship, that curse like it's going out of style. And others that are very well spoken and high society mannered. That said, if you want to write about it, a sign of being more of a rebel than not, would be not to go with the prudishness of writing it as "f", as if it's some big deal.