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oh me too omgz

Today i started with a classic grey wool slacks, Classic black dress shoes, of course in black socks with red diamond diamonds up the side. Over my red uniform shirt I was sporting a black cashmere sweater with a black and grey scarf. Of course top top it off I went with the thicker black framed glasses. It was around 55 out when I left the house this morning hence the sweater and scarf.

Tomorrow I am planning on going with brown loafers ( lots of being out of the office tomorrow more comfortable for walking around and standing in one place) a Brown and tan pin stripped pant and a dark red button up shirt. omg this is fun.

socks match pants, not shoes!

yes im aware sir, but I couldnt find my grey socks - was sad about that =( But the pants were a little longer then I perfer, so you couldn't see them at all thank god!

wtf Mop, 55 degrees out and you wear a sweater and scarf???

thats chilli now that im back on the west coast, no humidity to keep me warm =(

55 is like shorts and T shirt...

ya, but I wear jeans even when its like 90 out, unless im goin to the lake or somethin. Jeans and t-shirt ftw

I would like to take this opportunity to be very immature and point out the first post of the cold season when someone on the board (gaazy and harrison) are tougher than the rest because they don't think <enter cold degree of weather> is cold.

its 55 degrees we're talkin about! Its not like I said I could walk around in 10 degree weather without a shirt on

well to make you guys feel better we were in the hot tub and it was pretty close to 55 degrees out, and that did not require a swaeter or said scarf

yeah i dont live in hicksville tundraland so 50 degrees is pretty cold to me

Tae-Bo wrote:yeah i dont live in Spicville Beanerland so 50 degrees is pretty mild to me

I wanted to beat them to the punch and fix your post before going to my Latin American culture class where I learn the meaning of words such as pendejo in different countries in Central & South America.

yeah youd be ecstatic to live in the tropics amongst the rich and famous like me

Tae-Bo wrote:yeah youd be ecstatic to live in the tropics amongst the rich and famous like me

yeah, i know I wish I was the bastard child of a mexican house cleaner just like you

I actually wouldn't mind living in the San Diego area. I can't stand the cold =\

but then again, I've turned on the heat in my apartment for less than 48 hours in the past 6 months... so maybe I deserve to be uncomfortable.

i like cold weather

walking outside when it's 9 degrees out and your snot freezes in your nose = win

...or when icicles form on your mustache and/or beard!

So Im thinking tht the pants at Wal Mart are long enough in the 7 slim. He's 6, so wranglers it is!!

Tikker wrote:

Tae-Bo wrote:yeah youd be ecstatic to live in the tropics amongst the rich and famous like me

yeah, i know I wish I was the bastard child of a mexican house cleaner just like you

jesus christ you're terribly unfunny

brinstar wrote:i like cold weather

walking outside when it's 9 degrees out and your snot freezes in your nose = win

damn im jealous of your winters =(

I'm glad I got over being cold earlier this year when I was in the NOrth. I've never endured being that cold and now I can't say that I'm "sooo cold" or "freeeezing" when it's 35 here in charleston. It's been waaaay colder than that for me..it really put things in perspective.

I'll never forget numb limbs after one minute of walking for a burger in a joint with no heat. coldest night in NY.

I've been in COLD weather before. Where I went to college the first time around, in Eastern Washington, at least once got to -30 F while I was there. I've also been to Edmonton in January when it was that cold.

Nevertheless, having experienced major cold levels still doesn't prevent me from feeling chilly when the temperature gets down in the lower 50s and I'm just sitting around in a T-shirt and sweats. Sure, it's nice not to have to wear a massive down parka to avoid freezing to death, but still, chilly is chilly.

-Arlos

My girlfriend is 6'4" and she definitely has a hard time finding clothes, especially pants. The nice part is I don't have to worry about clothes as a gift on the holidays, I can just buy her worry-free tech stuff.