'Get dressed for a repressed homosexual relationship with your boss.'
That was the original title of the Buggers Biannual piece. But for some reason they changed it.
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Very funny.
Here at Wiedens, the ECDs wear t-shirts (although Tony D will wear wear a shirt every now and again). Kim P favours long sleeve shirts with a tshirt over it. Very early 90s skater.
Neil, you like plain t's mostly huh?
Going back to Mad Men style clothing would be fun, but might lead to large dry cleaning bills.
I tend towards the extremes of preppy myself. Plus I use a lot of hair pomade.
Perhaps that's why it's a bit of a sore point, because I have on occasion, been accused of dressing "like a suit" - which is a really absurd thing to say out loud if you think about it.
One of the things about The Buggers Biannual changing the title is it looks like I'm advocating that creatives wear suits – I wasn't really, I was just saying look, this is demeaning isn't it?
They just pay me to be opinionated, which isn't a massive stretch after all.
3 comments:
Very funny.
Here at Wiedens, the ECDs wear t-shirts (although Tony D will wear wear a shirt every now and again). Kim P favours long sleeve shirts with a tshirt over it. Very early 90s skater.
Neil, you like plain t's mostly huh?
Going back to Mad Men style clothing would be fun, but might lead to large dry cleaning bills.
What are you gonna wear when you hit 30+ GC?
I tend towards the extremes of preppy myself. Plus I use a lot of hair pomade.
Perhaps that's why it's a bit of a sore point, because I have on occasion, been accused of dressing "like a suit" - which is a really absurd thing to say out loud if you think about it.
One of the things about The Buggers Biannual changing the title is it looks like I'm advocating that creatives wear suits – I wasn't really, I was just saying look, this is demeaning isn't it?
They just pay me to be opinionated, which isn't a massive stretch after all.
Thanks for writing some stuff I could nick for a post.
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