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And coloured shirts with white collars? That was IBM uniform back in
the early 80s when I worked at RR. You could spot them a mile off.

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I think coloured shirts and white collars were just an 80's thing in
general. I was more interested in BMX bikes and computer games at the
time.

 

I would somehow expect it to be so

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Well, I'm still looking for an excuse to eat at the Japanese Restaurant
on Gresham Street (Tokyo City) - this might be an excuse to do so.

And AFAIK Darsy's on Newgate Street, roughly opposite my previous
employers (Merrill Lynch).

 

Or London Underground's finest. Free to all (LU staff anyway!)

Works for me!

 

There's only a problem if the tshirt is tucked into the jeans.


If I have a customer meeting, I generally opt for a suit with no tie.
Never seems to go down badly, a good safe bet, and saves all that "what
*is* business casual anyway?" nonsense. The rest of the time I work in
jeans & trainers (or similar).

 

Where's the problem? It's only bloaters who need to wear them loose...

Fucking peasant.

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