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Suddenly · 14th January 2021, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by Dr. Keith

You jest, but I will not vote for a man who consistently wears a tie with a shirt that has a button down collar. McCain lost my vote on that issue the first time he ran. It is a sort of folksy way of trying to both meet the necessity of a coat and tie, but be a little more relaxed about it. It looks like a high school student being forced to attend an event. Nope.

Also, desperate combovers are deal breakers, but I wasn't voting for Trump anyway.

Personal choice is a far different thing from wanting data on these things pushed on people as it they should matter.

I mean, if I see someone in a short sleeve dress shirt and tie I immediately assume they are a serial killer. There is a chance they are just an engineer or a music major or something, but why quibble?

I'm not starting a watchlist or anything tho.

14th January 2021, 11:42 AM	#23
Suddenly No Punting Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Not In Follansbee Posts: 4,118	Originally Posted by Dr. Keith You jest, but I will not vote for a man who consistently wears a tie with a shirt that has a button down collar. McCain lost my vote on that issue the first time he ran. It is a sort of folksy way of trying to both meet the necessity of a coat and tie, but be a little more relaxed about it. It looks like a high school student being forced to attend an event. Nope. Also, desperate combovers are deal breakers, but I wasn't voting for Trump anyway. Personal choice is a far different thing from wanting data on these things pushed on people as it they should matter. I mean, if I see someone in a short sleeve dress shirt and tie I immediately assume they are a serial killer. There is a chance they are just an engineer or a music major or something, but why quibble? I'm not starting a watchlist or anything tho.