Maybe a suit worn to dinner is not a good idea.

[jacnyr]

Last weekend I took my girlfriend out to dinner and a movie. Later, when I took off my suit, I noticed a stain in the pants.
It's obvious that the seat was not wiped down, and I sat in somebody's goop.
The restaurant was Provino's, an somewhat nice Italian. As it was her birthday, I thought getting dressed for the occasion was warrantied.
As for others at the restaurant well, they were dressed in cargo shorts, and one was wearing netted basketball shorts.
I guess the next time, I wear my swim suit, instead. At least that way, I can jump into pool to rinse off!
Oh, well! I'm just venting.

 

[ter1413]

You went to a movie with a suit on???
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

 

[arc]

I suggest having your manservant carry along a pillow on which you can sit in public places.

 

[ter1413]

Brah.......movies and suits do NOT compute!!!
Unless you are going to a world premier and you will be photographed on the red carpet BECAUSE you have a starring role.....

 

[FordDig]

Or maybe White Sulphur, WV, apparently:

When we picked them up after a showing of “Avatar” one evening, I scanned the crowd, and it occurred to me that the words of a Wall Street Journal reporter, written in the 1930s, amazingly, still hold true: “The percentage of people who attend movies in evening dress is greater at White Sulphur than any place in this or any other country.”

http://travel.nytimes.com/2010/08/15...r&st=cse&scp=1