I often wear a suit for meetings or events, but it averages out to like once a week, which I can totally deal with.

I wonder if Harold will be wearing his pencil. I hope so.

Of course! It's his lucky pencil.

How can Marcel defeat Ilan? They're in the same season!

The dress code here is business casual. Most days the men wear shirts and ties or polo shirts and slacks. Occasionally if there's a big meeting they men will wear jackets. Sleeveless tops on women where the whole shoulder is covered seems to be okay without something over it, but I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing that.

Women can wear denim skirts on Fridays, no one can wear jeans. That is not the policy for the entire organization, but our Department Head feels denim is too casual looking and so no denim on Fridays, although other departments (which are not in this building) are allowed.

Currently I'm wearing a crochet sweater with a cami underneath, brown slacks, and wedge sandals.

We also have comapny polo shirts we can wear any day. Hose are not required at all.

Weatherbug just alerted me that tomorrow we're under a wind advisory all day.

When Romer was in charge of LAUSD he tried to encourage all female teachers to wear hose, even with pants and all men to wear ties.

Dude. Whatever... not gonna happen.

I get wigged out that people wear flip flops to teach in. Too casual.

I wouldn't work anywhere that required hose in Texas in the summer. That's abuse. Also anywhere where big boobs/little boobs change the dress code. I will not wear a mumu or look sloppy or have a uniboob for any job. Plus, it points to other issues I probably won't like. Right now I work with almost all women and both of my immediate bosses are women. We probably dress nicer in this office than in most, but for the most part it's "don't look like you're going clubbing or slounging around the house in your jammies and we're cool."

is flinging a human 100 ft with a trebuchet an obviously bad idea?

It's not the thing you fling; it's the fling itself.

Weatherbug just alerted me that tomorrow we're under a wind advisory all day.

Damn it! So much for wearing a skirt tomorrow.

Tonight's the All Star episode! Season 1 v. Season 2. I wonder if Harold will be wearing his pencil. I hope so.

YAY.

Plus, it points to other issues I probably won't like.

That's what's behind my dislike of a skirt requirement.