I'm just saying that leather pants don't really belong in a cubicle unless Angelus is slaughtering a hapless temp at Wolfram & Hart.
This is a sound policy.
Actually, I'm still not recovered from my first office that had casual day and a woman showed up in her sweats. A fully coordinated loud green and gold top and bottom velour kind of sweat suit. In an office.
Mind, I'm not a fashion plate at work, but I can do office-generic.
It's kind of funny seeing all the Boston people get huffy about "overreacting" to the Not-Bombs-Cartoons. Like their very urbane sophistication is at stake.
mocks Bostonians for hopeless rubes when they're not looking
I don't really get the analogy.
That's part of why I love it so much. Nutty's analogies are like that sometimes.
Boston's
idee fixe
that it's among the premiere cities of the world is one of its really charming quirks. We have a duty to show the other cities how class is
done.
Just don't pay any attention to the lint on our hem, K?
At Harborplace, don't linger at the dinosaur display...a kid on Homicide caught a bullet there.
It's been a long time since I interviewed in the real world, but I gotta think that blood on my suit would not be good.
The most alarming thing about Harborplace these days are the tourists. That or the Hooters.
did lisah say my personal health choices are like that of a junkie? cause HEY!
Boston's idee fixe that it's among the premiere cities of the world is one of its really charming quirks. We have a duty to show the other cities how class is done.
I think it's got a better claim to Premiere World City than Atlanta which seemed especially fixated with that notion during its Olympics. At least Boston has Harvard and MIT. Okay, actually Cambridge has both of those. Boston has...Newberry Comics! And, uhm...a bank and an insurance company. History. Stuff. Sports! Unlike other cities!
Oh, and I guess Boston might have a good hospital or two.
I've heard.
Boston has TONS of good things. Don't make me start listing. I'll take over Natter.
