Jacket v. Coat
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jtrain609
Antisocial Monster
You should see my drivers license picture. I look like I just game out of prision. My hair is about an inch long as I had just shaved my head for swim a few weeks earlier. My neck was also as wide as my head...meaning I had no neck and looked like I could kill someone.
Good times.
Good times.
BuckTurgidson
New Member
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You think that pic looks mean, you should see me when I'm mad , I was in a good mood that day!
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Something like this?
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Doug, I think that I have found my new avatar!
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You think that pic looks mean, you should see me when I'm mad , I was in a good mood that day!
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Something like this?
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Doug, I think that I have found my new avatar!
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Be careful what you wish for.
I once worked and a Design Engineer for Intel. We thought it made a lot of sense to dress casual, and over the years we got more and more casual. After a while, the public perception of an engineer was "some kid to took time off of surfing, to play with computers". As such, the integrity of the job and the wages started to suffer. Engineers became a very replacable commodity.
Dress for Success!!!
[/ QUOTE ]gotta ditto that... as an engineer, i dress fairly casual for work - jeans and a nice shirt... but only when i'm staying in the office all day...whenever i go out of the office, i make sure i look impeccible for meeting clients or what not...because the dress does "sell" you as a professional who cares about little details...
Be careful what you wish for.
I once worked and a Design Engineer for Intel. We thought it made a lot of sense to dress casual, and over the years we got more and more casual. After a while, the public perception of an engineer was "some kid to took time off of surfing, to play with computers". As such, the integrity of the job and the wages started to suffer. Engineers became a very replacable commodity.
Dress for Success!!!
[/ QUOTE ]gotta ditto that... as an engineer, i dress fairly casual for work - jeans and a nice shirt... but only when i'm staying in the office all day...whenever i go out of the office, i make sure i look impeccible for meeting clients or what not...because the dress does "sell" you as a professional who cares about little details...
