Hakks can you make baklava? I'll be your sugar daddy for some baklava.
But I want some of that awesome diamond-cut stuff. The stuff with the rosewater.
no I can't make baklava
What diamond-cut stuff, we make, like, everything with rosewater. Are you talking about gaz?
Or falludeh?
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
It's always a good sign when my coworker, who is a Limbaugh Republican and knows I like Obama, starts a conversation with "Oh man there's an email that I have to send you!"
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People, and I've found that geeks especially, are very susceptible to their friends and coworkers quirks and ticks.
If someone you're around all the time uses a certain word or phrase, or even if they cough a certain way, especially if they have a more dominant personality, though not necessarily, others will start unconsciously imitating it.
Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
when do i wear the groucho marx glasses?
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No no like
Also I loves me the rosewater.
Although the ones I'm thinking of are more denser or something. I will ask the tiny man at the Persian market. I've only ever seen them there.
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
I wear dress pants and shirt and tie every day at work.
I'm surrounded by people wearing jeans and old shirts and sweaters with holes in them.
But dammit, if I don't dress up, people mistake me for an undergrad.
Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
when do i wear the groucho marx glasses?
Those are always appropriate. Clown shoes are always acceptable except for job site visits where they may present a safety hazard.
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
Personally I think peep-toed shoes are fine in a professional setting, with a suit. Sandal-type shoes - probably not so much. But sandal-type shoes are probably ok in a business casual setting.
For women it is really difficult to quantify what's ok and not ok, because there's so much variation within each style. (i.e. pics please!)
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Hakkekage you should be a Persian in real life.
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
I wear dress pants and shirt and tie every day at work.
I'm surrounded by people wearing jeans and old shirts and sweaters with holes in them.
But dammit, if I don't dress up, people mistake me for an undergrad.
I like wearing ties sometimes but I would kill myself if I had to do a tie every day.
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
Personally I think peep-toed shoes are fine in a professional setting, with a suit. Sandal-type shoes - probably not so much. But sandal-type shoes are probably ok in a business casual setting.
For women it is really difficult to quantify what's ok and not ok, because there's so much variation within each style. (i.e. pics please!)
I have no pics. This seems to be more of a theory debate then a practical discussion since none of them work.
Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
I wear dress pants and shirt and tie every day at work.
I'm surrounded by people wearing jeans and old shirts and sweaters with holes in them.
But dammit, if I don't dress up, people mistake me for an undergrad.
I like wearing ties sometimes but I would kill myself if I had to do a tie every day.
i wear a tie to client sites. its over dressing, but it makes up for my being unshaven.
also i think it gives what i say a little more cred.
and makes up for how absurd i dress the rest of the time.
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Okay, now this is beginning to make more sense. Leigh and her roommates are debating this. I was called in because I have experience in the business world and thus am assumed to have knowledge of dress codes. I'm explaining that I work for a company transitioning out of the start up phase, and that I'm a guy. Dress code for us is easy. Meeting is a suit, job site visit is a polo and slacks and day to day office stuff is jeans and a shirt.
For women open toed shoes are generally acceptable as long as they tasteful. So like no fuck me stillettos what whatnot.
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Watching that fencing clip Winky posted. Man, sport fencing is weird. Like, it's kind of interesting from one perspective, but how utterly divorced it is from actual sword fighting makes it hard for me to be that interested in it.
It's like, some strange contest to see who can touch the guy with the whippy piece of metal first.
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I know a Persian lawyer and a Persian staffed pizza parlour. I am now confused
I'll see your blergh and raise you a flargh.
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israeli baklava is boss
stealing my words...
though I find it funny that people in [chat] have started using flargh :P
Just make sure to have a counter to hand bananna.
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No, my friend would never resort to that?! Would he?!
No Gilbert Godfrey parrots? Pfffffffffffft.
no I can't make baklava
What diamond-cut stuff, we make, like, everything with rosewater. Are you talking about gaz?
Or falludeh?
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If someone you're around all the time uses a certain word or phrase, or even if they cough a certain way, especially if they have a more dominant personality, though not necessarily, others will start unconsciously imitating it.
when do i wear the groucho marx glasses?
Also I loves me the rosewater.
Although the ones I'm thinking of are more denser or something. I will ask the tiny man at the Persian market. I've only ever seen them there.
No no ees hobby, you become doctor or lawyer or BOTH
and den make pizza on hobby
I look out for your future, naz e man
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I'm surrounded by people wearing jeans and old shirts and sweaters with holes in them.
But dammit, if I don't dress up, people mistake me for an undergrad.
Those are always appropriate. Clown shoes are always acceptable except for job site visits where they may present a safety hazard.
care to expound? If not, sorry to hear that.
For women it is really difficult to quantify what's ok and not ok, because there's so much variation within each style. (i.e. pics please!)
oh you meant
cut like a diamond shape
Yeah i love those too h5
Pistachios motherfucker can you split them
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I like wearing ties sometimes but I would kill myself if I had to do a tie every day.
too much commitment I'm going to stick with being a white person
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That's good too.
it's cooked tougher/dryer and drowned in rose water
so gross
damn you, iran
we should invade
I have no pics. This seems to be more of a theory debate then a practical discussion since none of them work.
i wear a tie to client sites. its over dressing, but it makes up for my being unshaven.
also i think it gives what i say a little more cred.
and makes up for how absurd i dress the rest of the time.
uhh what is in it
I have no idea I tried sounding it out and it sounds stupid
be less sefeed
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Yeah I prefer a business casual enviroment, that way you can dress nicely from time to time, but just khakis and a polo and you're set as well.
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For women open toed shoes are generally acceptable as long as they tasteful. So like no fuck me stillettos what whatnot.
fuck your little triangle/square baklavas
(i don't know how you do yours actually)
i vill nook you I peromees
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Ghormeh sabzi. I used the googles.
not like it was really heading anywhere to begin with
It's like, some strange contest to see who can touch the guy with the whippy piece of metal first.
I take notes
Political threads need to get the religious thread treatment.
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mostly square, i guess, but fancier places get inventive
bomb ass baklava in nazareth