I think of western riding when I think of chaps, not motorcycles. Interesting.
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I've yet to find anything more comfortable than a pair of Ariat Ropers, although they merely look like any other pair of boots.I also think cowboy boots are pretty bad with the uniform as well.
I also think cowboy boots are pretty bad with the uniform as well.
I think you're still ok there...I think of western riding when I think of chaps, not motorcycles. Interesting.
I have seen a few folks running around with no-kidding cowboy(girl) boots. It's...it's different.Depends on the boot.
Don't have to worry about my feet getting wet from rain, snow, or deice fluid.
Kingairer said:I didn't fly all month so it was a non issue for me this year. There are some holiday ties that would be subtle enough to still pull off and look professional, like a small patterned Xmas tree. But this cartoon large in your face xmas stuff, just looks trashy. Love, Scrooge.
I don't do the holiday tie silliness, but if I did it would be a simple pink and lime green prep tie. Non-traditional coloring and less obnoxious than the obvious red and green prep tie patterning.
But, alas, I also strongly disagree with wear flag ties. One can show their patriotism without making our flag a clothing item.
I'm gonna argue this one. I rock a very classy set of H&H all black cowboy boots at work. I also wear a company approved ball cap. Flame away.I also think cowboy boots are pretty bad with the uniform as well.
Go to Lee's embroidery and get one of the flexfit ones made. So much better than the one they gave us.I'm gonna argue this one. I rock a very classy set of H&H all black cowboy boots at work. I also wear a company approved ball cap. Flame away.
You think British airways or Lufthansa crews wear Christmas ties and cowboy boots?
What does that have to do with anything?You think British airways or Lufthansa crews wear Christmas ties and cowboy boots?