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TeddyTedson

I ****ing hate these things.
Why are people still being forced to wear them as part of a dress code in so many jobs/schools?
I hate having my shirt buttoned that high up for a start anyway, so usually I can leave the last button undone because the tie will be covering it anyway.
It's like putting a noose around your neck.
In schools it's just even more of a ridiculous idea. For lads anyway. There will always be fights, and people always use the other persons tie against them.
Where did the idea of wearing them even come from?
Surely they can be done away with at this stage.

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Mr.Biscuits

Damn, thought Toys R' US had a dyslexic critic.

Skid

TeddyTedson wrote: »

I ****ing hate these things.
Why are people still being forced to wear them as part of a dress code in so many jobs/schools?

Totally agree.

Why should we wear something that feels uncomfortable, cuts off air supply and is a nightmare to do up when you are in a hurry?

Cut the ties now!

AnonoBoy

Ties look deadly.

What are you? 15?

RickRoll

Dickybow ftw.

RichieC

they point at your dick... it's a power thing.

Sindri

Why is it called a tie...?

RickRoll

Sindri wrote: »

Why is it called a tie...?

Same reason an orange is called an orange. Or a fly is called a fly.

Damokc

That cowboy kinda thing the Judd Trump wears playing snookerball is kinda cool.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Domo230 wrote: »

I like wearing ties as it usually means I am wearing a suit

AND I NEVER FEEL MORE BADASS THAN WHEN I'M WEARING A SUIT

I immediately become Al Pacino's character in the Godfather when I put one on.

TeddyTedson

Sindri wrote: »

Why is it called a tie...?

Lovely part of the country.

The King of Moo

I find suits in general in the workplace to be pretty pointless now.

I can understand wearing one on a formal occasion that's a break from the routine that doesn't happen often, as it can heighten the sense of it being a special occasion, and make it worth it not being 100% comfortable.

But the idea of wearing one to work to make an impression and stand out is basically redundant now, as you'll a train full of gormless eejits wearing them every morning if you're going to Connolly station in Dublin.

It's a shame: the suit's really become devalued now.

Sindri

RickRoll wrote: »

Same reason an orange is called an orange. Or a fly is called a fly.

No the colour orange gets its name from the orange, and the fly gets its name from flying.

So you're way off.

Sindri

TeddyTedson wrote: »

Lovely part of the country.

It's A hyyy in Kildarian.

And it's a shit hole. I live 20 minutes away.

Junior Jacon Jeese Jurger

Sounds like you need one that looks like a fish to spice **** up.

Standard Toaster

A tux is where it's at. Ever see Bond wearing a poxy tie?

longhalloween

Everytime I put on a suit, I play the James Bond theme in my head...

RickRoll

Sindri wrote: »

It's A hyyy in Kildarian.

And it's a shit hole. I live 20 minutes away.

Ohh me too

Where abouts you from?

guppy

I'm a girl. I had a wollen dickie-bow as part of my uniform in primary. Nasty, itchy thing it was, bane of my life till I made my mother buy the polyester one.

Had a tie in secondary, actually kinda loved it. Mind you, I knew it was for 5 years only (and now I know how to tie a tie for life)

RickRoll

Standard Toaster wrote: »

A tux is where it's at. Ever see Bond wearing a poxy tie?

Yeah http://media.onsugar.com/files/2011/03/10/3/1480/14803915/8a/pierce_brosnan_james_bond_007.jpg

Standard Toaster

RickRoll wrote: »

Standard Toaster wrote: »

A tux is where it's at. Ever see Bond wearing a poxy tie?

Yeah http://media.onsugar.com/files/2011/03/10/3/1480/14803915/8a/pierce_brosnan_james_bond_007.jpg

He was in Mamma Mia. Bond licence revoked.

cruais

A guy in a suit and tie is hawt!

Sindri

RickRoll wrote: »

Ohh me too

Where abouts you from?

Two Mile House, West Side.

The biggest gaff in Kildare.

RickRoll

Sindri wrote: »

Two Mile House, West Side.

The biggest gaff in Kildare.

Had many a battle up there in the GAA pitch, damn hatchet men!

Sindri

guppy wrote: »

I'm a girl. I had a wollen dickie-bow as part of my uniform in primary. Nasty, itchy thing it was, bane of my life till I made my mother buy the polyester one.

Had a tie in secondary, actually kinda loved it. Mind you, I knew it was for 5 years only (and now I know how to tie a tie for life)

Well what a valuable life lesson you learned.

When the zombie apocalypse comes around, you'll be well equipped to deal with the impending undead wishing to eat you.

Sindri

RickRoll wrote: »

Had many a battle up there in the GAA pitch, damn hatchet men!

WBU?

And we beat ye in the GAA.

policarp

Ties are meant to cover and conceal the buttons.

ShooterSF

Uck, formal wear. Had to wear a tie in my last job. At least now it's just shirt n slacks. I don't own a suit nor do I intend to, fair play to you guys that feel like bond when you wear one but it just doesn't do it for me I always preferred the shirt and jeans combo and t-shirt and track bottoms when I'm dressed "down". To each their own is the important thing here though. The one thing I really do hate is people telling you oh you have to wear this or that etc. (excluding when you're paid to represent someone's business)

RickRoll

Sindri wrote: »

WBU?

And we beat ye in the GAA.

Not saying on here, a lot of stalkers around

Sindri

RickRoll wrote: »

Not saying on here, a lot of stalkers around

That's okay, BTW I'm not from TMH I'm a Guatemalan bank owner wishing to offer you a loan!

guppy

Sindri wrote: »

guppy wrote: »

I'm a girl. I had a wollen dickie-bow as part of my uniform in primary. Nasty, itchy thing it was, bane of my life till I made my mother buy the polyester one.

Had a tie in secondary, actually kinda loved it. Mind you, I knew it was for 5 years only (and now I know how to tie a tie for life)

Well what a valuable life lesson you learned.

When the zombie apocalypse comes around, you'll be well equipped to deal with the impending undead wishing to eat you.

Oh dont be so silly, my machete skills class dealt with that.

But, when the post zombie aplocalypse era comes around, and the awards are being given out to the survivors, who will tie the ties then huh? Who? Yeah, thats right, me.