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So, im A Sophomore and recently i started wearing my suit jacket i got for dad's wedding with jeans and a T-shirt, is this acceptable? |
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Miami Vice says it's okay. |
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well, so far i have seen good results in the comments i get from wearing it. So, i mean, thanks? |
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No. If you're wearing a suit jacket you need dress pants, with a belt and a shirt that works with a tie.
The only exception would be going for some sort of steam punk look. Even then you're going to have some of the above to some extent or another. Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. |
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I see this alot in college and mostly it's because a) it's for a frat thing or b) the person is just a nerd.
I take it you're not in a frat right? Ok then, you probably just look like a retard. Easy cure for fashion is just to buy w/e they have at the Buckle. Expensive though, I just bought an Affliction Shirt and Hat today online and it was $106. :-/ The most I've spent on a T-Shirt at the Buckle was like $100. I do alot of shopping at Rue21 too. If you're not in a ghetto area, then they have alot of nice cheap clothes. I buy pretty much all my pants there, Carbon ftw.
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Originally posted by XanthosX
Just remember to not wear socks with your wingtips. |
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high school or college sophmore? Personally I think it's a little funny when I see someone wearing dress clothes to school on a casual day, i mean if thats what you want to do thats fine, but it is a little out of place. Unless maybe you go to a college where this sort of fashion is normal/frequent? Personally I just go plain tshirt/jeans/hoodie to school, very casual look and easy to just throw on in the morning. |
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Scalebane
Elite Member
Joined: 10/28/06
Yours is not the path of force, though force is often needed to clear the path. |
Originally posted by grunty omg hahahahahaha We are all ignorant until truth is revealed to us.. However.. How do we know the truth is not in fact a lie.. "When a man has lost everything, he may despair and die. He might give his soul to the fate's... or, he can resolve to take action." "The great thing about human language is that it prevents us from sticking to the matter at hand." |
Originally posted by grunty
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it may be OK for now. However, soon you'll be labeled as that guy who wears the jacket. I work with a guy who does this from time to time ![]() "You act like daffodil picking dwarves are anywhere out of the ordinary..."-Laura "Taera" Genender 2008 |
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I'm trusting Japanese fashion more and more since they are on top of things and it's generally fine. You might want to add some variety though. |
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goneglockin
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Joined: 3/11/05
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I say wear whatever the hell you want. I wear steel-toe boots, blue jeans and a white T-shirt every day. I've been compared to a cartoon character in the sense that the outfit never changes. It's been such a mild form of amusement that the folks at the local Denny's I haunt have taken to calling me "T-Shirt" or "White-T." See, I even get a personalized piece of pie. Fashion is for people without charisma.
Hope you got your things together. Hope you are quite prepared to die. Looks like we're in for nasty weather. ... There's a bad moon on the rise. |
Originally posted by goneglockin That's a pretty broad statement about fashion being for people without charisma. In fact, I would say that the most energetic people I know wear the most outrageous things. Also, I know a lot of people who keep up with fashion and are very social and have great characters. I'm not quite sure were you make your assumption from. |
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awesome xD talking about fashion at a gaming forum that something you don't see everyday |
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Originally posted by xanphia That's a pretty broad statement about fashion being for people without charisma. In fact, I would say that the most energetic people I know wear the most outrageous things. Also, I know a lot of people who keep up with fashion and are very social and have great characters. I'm not quite sure were you make your assumption from. But he does it for PIE! |
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Originally posted by xanphia That's a pretty broad statement about fashion being for people without charisma. In fact, I would say that the most energetic people I know wear the most outrageous things. Also, I know a lot of people who keep up with fashion and are very social and have great characters. I'm not quite sure were you make your assumption from. I dunno... seems more like hes using his bad cloths as a crutch. You're being compared to a cartoon character; In what world is that desirable? I'm considered a funny guy, but I don't need to dress like a clown. Keeping up with fashion isn't a crutch; Its an even playing field from when your personality becomes your sole factor. If you dress well, you're not put into any label. If you dress like trash, you're often labeled ahead of time. So if you fine with dressing the role you want to be, thats cool, but people who dress fashionably generally start off on a clean state and then you have to use your personality to define who you are. When a good looking guy in a jacket and nice cloths comes up... he could be funny... he could be hardcore, he could be anything. He could even be a boat... you know how much we've always wanted a boat! Personally, I like blazers and jackets. If I was the Op, I would invest in some good printed T's and V'necks. TL;DR SECTION
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goneglockin
Advanced Member
Joined: 3/11/05
-Part of the glorious PC gaming master race since 92 |
Way I see it, what's fashionable is what's trendy and what's trendy is empty headed. End of story. Hope you got your things together. Hope you are quite prepared to die. Looks like we're in for nasty weather. ... There's a bad moon on the rise. |
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Scalebane
Elite Member
Joined: 10/28/06
Yours is not the path of force, though force is often needed to clear the path. |
People are too worried about how they look lol. I just wear what i feel comfortable in, if other's don't like it to f'n bad. I think it all depends on if you care what other's think or not, personally i don't really care if they like the way i dress or not. I see too many people get stuck in this fashion crap and it ends up driving them crazy. When it takes someone 1hr or longer to get ready to go somewhere because they are worried about what others will think, then i see that as a mental issue =P We are all ignorant until truth is revealed to us.. However.. How do we know the truth is not in fact a lie.. "When a man has lost everything, he may despair and die. He might give his soul to the fate's... or, he can resolve to take action." "The great thing about human language is that it prevents us from sticking to the matter at hand." |
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Wearing a suit jacket and jeans? Sounds to me like you only own one jacket. |
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Bad fashion is for people without charisma. :p Duh! Why impress people with your personality when you dress like shit? they'll look at you anyways~ if you want attention, you dress like crap because people will look at you and ridicule your awful sense of style. to dress decently means you'll blend in and thus, won't be an eyesore or an eyecatcher. I could give you a whole lecture on why style and fashion is important (*cough cough* job interviews! *cough*), but i'm sure your girlfriends tell you all about it anyways. :p |
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I would have figured the whole thing about him hanging out at Denny's would have tipped you 2 off as to what kind of person he is.
Personally.... those middle aged men who camp Denny's/IHOP/Waffle House have creeped me out since I was little.
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