>> Just for giggles, I came to work today in casual jeans and trainers
>> rather than my usual shirt and office trousers. I even spiked my hair.
>>
>> The result is... interesting.
>>
>> If they weren't both married with school-aged children, I migth be
>> excited. :-P
>>
> 
> Age-ist! No wonder you are still looking for a girlfriend. What is wrong with
> being someones toyboy?

...the point being that *they* wouldn't be interested, but that *I* 
wouldn't. :-P

(Second girly is God damned *hot*! Although... she's only little, but 
she has an attitude to make up for it... hmm...)

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Mike Raiford wrote:

> First sign you really have too much free time: Performing social 
> experiments on your co-workers.

Hahahaha! Nice. ;-)

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Invisible wrote:
> Just for giggles, I came to work today in casual jeans and trainers 
> rather than my usual shirt and office trousers. I even spiked my hair.
> 
> The result is... interesting.

I announced this on Facebook, to cries of "pictures or it didn't happen".

So now I have a camera with me. >:-)

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> Our accountant seemed to like the effect too. She's wearing a little 
> black skirt today, by the way. Nice, but not nearly as hot as the 
> amazing brown dress she had on Monday. Ooooo... It was long and flowing, 
> and it had a bit slit up the middle. Every time she walked past my 
> office, I got to see her inside thigh. And she definitely has the figure 
> (and the LEGS) for it! ;-)

OH MY GOD! SHE'S WEARING IT AGAIN TODAY!! O_O

Now is that because she knows I like it? Or just because she happened to 
feel like wearing it? :-.

> Damnit, I need a girlfriend! :-(

Hmm... yes...

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> OH MY GOD! SHE'S WEARING IT AGAIN TODAY!! O_O

"pictures or it didn't happen"

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scott wrote:
>> OH MY GOD! SHE'S WEARING IT AGAIN TODAY!! O_O
> 
> "pictures or it didn't happen"

Hahahaha.

Actually, I just got her to take a shot of me... I couldn't think of a 
geniune reason to turn the camera around. I suppose I could claim to be 
trying to set the shot up and "accidentally" shoot her... hmm, I'll have 
to think about that one...

I doubt I can find an excuse to shoot her thigh though. [And if I did 
pull that off, you would NOT be seeing the result. :-P ]

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Invisible <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> >> Just for giggles, I came to work today in casual jeans and trainers
> >> rather than my usual shirt and office trousers. I even spiked my hair.
> >>
> >> The result is... interesting.
> >>
> >> If they weren't both married with school-aged children, I migth be
> >> excited. :-P
> >>
> >
> > Age-ist! No wonder you are still looking for a girlfriend. What is wrong with
> > being someones toyboy?
>
> ...the point being that *they* wouldn't be interested, but that *I*
> wouldn't. :-P
>

Talk about being fussy ;)

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On Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:54:25 -0700, Darren New wrote:

> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> My wife's got at least one friend who works there who confirms it's a
>> good place to work.
> 
>  From what I saw of it, you'd either love it or hate it, at least as a
> programmer. I don't know about the other jobs.

That would make sense to me.

Jim

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Invisible wrote:
> I'm still puzzled by the number of people who seemed to think that me in 
> denim jeans, a crumpled-up shirt and a set of trainers looked "smart". 

It's a fashion statement. You're actually paying more attention to your 
clothes than you usually do. If they're clean, you're saying something about 
your personality that day.

BTW: "Trainers"? Is that what this side calls sneakers?

> That wouldn't be how *I* would describe it...

You're *trying* to look slummy, but you're still presentable for work, so 
it's "smart".

-- 
   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
   Insanity is a small city on the western
   border of the State of Mind.

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>> I'm still puzzled by the number of people who seemed to think that me 
>> in denim jeans, a crumpled-up shirt and a set of trainers looked "smart". 
> 
> It's a fashion statement. You're actually paying more attention to your 
> clothes than you usually do. If they're clean, you're saying something 
> about your personality that day.

Just to mix thing up, I thought I'd go to work with a completely 
different look.

On the first day, it caused quite a stir. Interestingly, on the second 
day nobody took the slightest bit of notice. Funny how quickly the 
novelty fades, eh? (I guess after the initial shock, people remember 
that even though I look different, I'm still the same old boring geek 
that nobody actually likes...)

> BTW: "Trainers"? Is that what this side calls sneakers?

Conceivably.

http://www.uk.skechers.com/en/shoes/279

(Mind have tiny differences to this one.)

-- 
http://blog.orphi.me.uk/
http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*

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