Why do dudes wear crew neck t-shirts under polo shirts?

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
My personal favorite was the intern we had a few summers ago who would wear his white dress shirt with his Coed Naked Whatever shirt underneath.
I was assuming plain white shirts. T-shirts with writing are never OK, even when you think there's no way they can be seen. One wrong stretch and you're exposed.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Wearing a t-shirt under a dress shirt is like wearing white socks with loafers. It's just wrong.
uh-oh, I agree with GGW on something.

Now my whole day is eff'd up.

BTW…Why do some blokes have their initials embroidered on the cuffs of their dress shirts? That's just wrong too.
Tassles on shoes is what's wrong.
Tassles on shoes, and boat shoes.
Hopefully it was work appropriate, so I'm going to guess…

Coed Naked Corporate Mergers?

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
My personal favorite was the intern we had a few summers ago who would wear his white dress shirt with his Coed Naked Whatever shirt underneath.
Rough, Tough, and Totally Leveraged

Originally posted by econo:
Hopefully it was work appropriate, so I'm going to guess…

Coed Naked Corporate Mergers?

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
My personal favorite was the intern we had a few summers ago who would wear his white dress shirt with his Coed Naked Whatever shirt underneath.
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Tassles on shoes, and boat shoes.
I knew a guy, we call him "Tassle Man". He wore white crew necks under purple plaid (starched) button down short-sleeved Polo oxfords. He wore tassled shoes w/ no socks showing off his white feet vs. tan legs.
I'm so mean. Why did I post this? I hate this thread.
I had a high school English teacher who would marvel the class with his tales of shopping at outlet stores up and down the East Coast. He wouldn't pay over 25 bucks for a pair of shoes, and most of his pants were the Bike brand.
Rhett was your English teacher?

Originally posted by econo:
I had a high school English teacher who would marvel the class with his tales of shopping at outlet stores up and down the East Coast. He wouldn't pay over 25 bucks for a pair of shoes, and most of his pants were the Bike brand.
There was this psudo-goth local band called Clay People from back when I was in college. Their singer was named Dan. My friends and I called him "One Vest Dan" in honor of the fact that he seemed to wear the same time every time you saw him around. I drunkenly told him his nickname at a part one time, and he was none too pleased.

http://www.sonic-boom.com/review/clay.people-3.html
Yes, he kept a switch in the corner next to his banjo. If you didn't read the Eudora Welty chapter assigned, hell, you were in for a whippin.

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Rhett was your English teacher?
And you guys think that we women are crazy when it comes to fashion! :roll:
Originally posted by Jaguär:
And you guys think that we women are crazy when it comes to fashion! :p
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Tassles on shoes, and boat shoes.
BOAT SHOES!!! :eek: Unless you're on a fucking boat (and even then it's questionable) don't wear those god-awful things.

What about beige shorts? Is it standard doodle issue or something?

Baseball cap (worn the wrong way round for some reason)
Oakley sunglasses
Polo shirt (collar up for the wanker contingent)
Beige shorts
Cellphone clipped to hip
Boat shoes (That have never seen shoe polish)


The uniform of the doodle male.