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Semi-formal Monday
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Many businesses have casual Fridays, to improve morale, and let people wind down at the end of the workweek. (Or something like that) Well I say people get enough opportunities to dress casual, I think what people might prefer is one day a week where they can crack out their prom dresses, wedding gowns or tuxedos. Additionally since people in this sort of garb are usually on their best behavior, this might actually increase productivity among workers.
—bobofthefuture, Apr 21 2003

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       This idea feels fammiliar but i couldnt find it when i searched, does anyone know if its already been halfbaked?
—bobofthefuture, Apr 21 2003
   

       It appears the trend is turning towards more formal attire in the business world in general. Perhaps it is the tough economic times or perhaps it is a swing in the pendulum towards conservatism or, maybe, people just overdosed on casual Fridays.   

       It hasn't quite gotten to the tuxedo stage yet, though. Maybe your idea will change all that.
—bristolz, Apr 21 2003
   

       I've seen a man that painted houses in roller skates and wearing a tuxedo on one of those, "That's Incredible/Ripley’s believe it or not" kind of shows, and tried for too long to Google up a picture. No dice.
I think you would have gotten a kick out of it.		   

       ... said Monica, lasciviously.
—UnaBubba, Apr 21 2003
   

       SORRY MY DEAR, BUMMER IDEA! We've been there/done that.( With walkin' stick /top hat) Your suggestion's in question your premise fails As wellas white ties (And all it in tails?)   

       Fred and Adele Astaire
—bluto, Apr 21 2003
   

       They're lucky I remember to wear clothes at all.
—snarfyguy, Apr 21 2003
   

       There's a guy on the site I work on who was hired by a friend of his who ran into him randomly while he was working at Subway.   

       He hired him on the spot and the guy quit on the spot.   

       They left Subway, stopped at a store to get work boots and a brain bucket, and he started work in his subway uniform. Apron and Sandwich Artist tag included.
—Giblet, Jan 28 2005
   

       [Giblet] i couldn't work out why the guy needed work boots and a helmet to work on your website - then i realised you must work on a building site.
—benfrost, Jan 28 2005
   


 

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