Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
#31
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Originally Posted by mc_dub;
so how will we recognise each other? I'll be doing my best of impression of a Scottish ned by wearing a blue hoodie
As usual, I shall dash dramatically through the door at a dead run, with my right hand pointing to heaven in celebration.
Last edited by Novocastrian; Mar 3rd 2008 at 3:42 pm.
#32
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Last time there was a canadian bloke in a Geordie top sat in the pub as a red herring. There was no dashing though.
#33
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Originally Posted by welshchem;
Last time there was a canadian bloke in a Geordie top sat in the pub as a red herring. There was no dashing though.
And shouldn't that be a black and white herring?
#34
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Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
I'm in a white shirt today. I was going to wear a blue shirt and a London Underground tie for easy identification, but the shirt had a grease stain (and when I fastened the top button I realised I couldn't breath).
#35
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Wearing a tie to work? How very British of you. We don't bother with that sort of stuff out her in the boonies!
#36
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Me today: white shirt, dark red tie, dark grey suit, black shoes.
#37
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
last time I worked for this company in the summer I came in wearing shorts and a basketball top, nothing was or is ever said about dress code here
#38
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Summer time in the labs can be a bit scary. It's not immediatly obvious whether people are actually wearing T-shirt and shorts under their labcoat or not. Day to day though as long as it's not open toed sandals (acid drips sting) it's fair game.
#43
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
Thinking about it, it was a bunch of physicists and mathematicians, rather than chemists, whom I observed doing the whole socks-and-sandals thing en masse. And, thinking further about it, they were mainly Austrian (I was in Salzburg) so with all due respect to any Österreichers here, that may have had more to do with it than their chosen specialist subject.
#44
Re: Toronto meet-up, Monday 3rd March
I'm intrigued and more than a little worried......I'm going to have to wait until I get home before I can do an unfiltered google search - should I hold off until the effects of tonight's ale have subsided?
Thinking about it, it was a bunch of physicists and mathematicians, rather than chemists, whom I observed doing the whole socks-and-sandals thing en masse. And, thinking further about it, they were mainly Austrian (I was in Salzburg) so with all due respect to any Österreichers here, that may have had more to do with it than their chosen specialist subject.
Thinking about it, it was a bunch of physicists and mathematicians, rather than chemists, whom I observed doing the whole socks-and-sandals thing en masse. And, thinking further about it, they were mainly Austrian (I was in Salzburg) so with all due respect to any Österreichers here, that may have had more to do with it than their chosen specialist subject.
Typing Birkestocks into google images gets you 2 pictures of sandal-esque footwear followed by ~8 pictures of a lady in a fishnet body stocking (actually in some of them she's out of the fishnet body stocking)