Never under estimate the power of a suit

[cuffthis]

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/scp_v3/...=www.yahoo.com

I think this should be shown to all Corporate America who endorse casual dress in the workplace.

 

[odoreater]

I bet he would make even more money if he unbuttoned the bottom button

 

[EL72]

Was that a black suit?

 

[kitonbrioni]

When you want to mean business, then a fine suit is mighty difficult to beat. Maybe the boy can join the forum and refine his attire.

 

[grimslade]

His sleeves are too long.

 

[teddieriley]

Originally Posted by grimslade

His sleeves are too long.

LOL.

 

[kronik]

ROFL.

Leave it to the SF population.

 

[cuffthis]

The kid has 12 suits! We need to sign him up.

 

[GQgeek]

That's awesome lol.

 

[sygyzy]

Blocked

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by grimslade

His sleeves are too long.
Word. With all that money he made, he should be able to afford decent tailoring. And is that suit black? Somebody get the kid of copy of Manton's book.

 

[Soph]

No pocket square.

This kid freaking rocks though.

 

[lawyerdad]

But what's up with that intro cartoon where the giant lesbian cavewoman kicks the caveman's butt in a fight over the blond dominatrix, who then smacks her down in turn?

 

[Bradford]

Cute story -

It's funny to think that he's too young to even have a clue as to what the "Alex P. Keaton" analogy was all about.

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by Bradford

Cute story -

It's funny to think that he's too young to even have a clue as to what the "Alex P. Keaton" analogy was all about.
Thanks for making me feel old.

Just the other day I was talking to a younger colleague who had no idea what I was talking about when I made reference to Les Nesman's imaginary office on "WKRP in Cincinnati". These moments become more and more frequent. At lunch a few weeks ago, one of my colleagues mentioned that he had met Meatloaf while gathering petition signatures for a neighborhood issue. One of our, um, less experienced colleagues asked "Who's Meatloaf"?
[Sigh], the high culture that's being lost . . .