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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Giving you an example, I would hate to see my male manager/ Male co worker in shorts having a lot of hair on his legs / no oil on his legs. It would irritate me to see such a scene. I would have no respect for him at all.
HUH????
Buddy, you should soooo be doing stand-up......no prep needed. They should at least give you your own show or sitcom or something...
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Originally posted by BlueLobster
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Giving you an example, I would hate to see my male manager/ Male co worker in shorts having a lot of hair on his legs / no oil on his legs. It would irritate me to see such a scene. I would have no respect for him at all.
HUH????
Buddy, you should soooo be doing stand-up......no prep needed. They should at least give you your own show or sitcom or something...
I couldn’t stop laughing when I read the oil on the legs comment. Does it mean that any guy or gal wearing shorts should apply coconut or other oil on their shaved legs? If I remember my high school biology doesn’t the sebaceous gland secrete oil?
Oh this thread is so funny
Nikhil
I thought people applied oil on their head to grow hair......I mean if you applied oil on your legs wouldn't that make hair grow more.......and God forbid if you applied Anoop on your legs......you'd be wearing a bearskin for life......
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Originally posted by my2cents
I thought people applied oil on their head to grow hair......I mean if you applied oil on your legs wouldn't that make hair grow more.......and God forbid if you applied Anoop on your legs......you'd be wearing a bearskin for life......
my2cents
I guess that is what TK wants for people to have more hair on their legs so that “they will dress appropriately to cover their deficiencies” (not my words).
And how does one decide if a person has dry skin? I doubt if a visual inspection will determine a dry skin. The best way would be to touch it, feel it and then decide
. So here is a great idea for anyone looking for a good way to spend the long weekend. Carry a can of oil spray and if you meet someone who has dry and scaly skin use the oil spray on the person’s legs and advise them to dress appropriately.I have lived in south India for a long time and have seen men wearing a lungi lifted up till their knees and most of them have such hairy legs that they will put King Kong to shame.
Nikhil
What a sheer wastage of time… as if there is nothing else to discuss among desies
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Location: Alaska & The Yukon
Posted on: 03-08-06 07:08:36
Everyone is taking TKA's trip, very bad.
Best Wishes,
King.
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Originally posted by sudesingh
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Originally posted by Pink Panther
How comes you always have this knack of always opening up a can of worms?
R U jealous that you don't posses that 'skill'
BTW, I couldn't stop laughing (at work) when I read your comment. It was so appropriate
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 03-08-06 13:43:21
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Originally posted by desi in ottawa
Not where I work. Some managers wear shorts and T-shirts during summer. Most desis who work in my building wear regular pant and shirt. Few CBCDs wear shorts.
IMO, there should be some discipline in the office when it comes to dress. Its not the convenience, its the discipline. Hope desis dont fall for this, trying to copy the whites (also termed as wannabe whites)
DIO
It's not necessarily a free for all. My company and lot others enforce "Business Casual". That means no skimpy skirts, no shorts and no jeans. Jeans allowed fridays.
Yes, there should be some sort of dress code that would reflect the professionalism of the corporation. And I believe, most companies do have some sort of dress code.
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