I must second that thought. You're dealing with the federal govt. There's no such thing as "compromise" there! Bummer. Don't feel too bad. I can't wear mine to work due to OSHA.
I must second that thought. You're dealing with the federal govt. There's no such thing as "compromise" there! Bummer. Don't feel too bad. I can't wear mine to work due to OSHA.
I work for the feds, and my agency would allow me to wear it - haven't done so yet because i'm waiting for an "occasion" to give me a pretext, to start this phase of kilted life. i don't see going full-time at work, but i am certainly much more aware of the discomfort of bifurcation in a chair all day at work since experiencing the other side of the farce.
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7/5 of the world's population have a difficult time with fractions.
You know, now that I wear a kilt from time to time at work, I AM more aware of how uncomfortable pants are. Just can't beat the kilt. My SWK heavy is warmer than most of my pants as well. I may cheat on my weekend dress code for security in the cold months (I work in a shack, with no insulation and a crummy little wall heater that DOESN'T keep the shack warm, on top of not being issued new cold weather gear... my weekend job is full of BS circumstances, but not bad aside from that), and wear a kilt when there is no one around (which is over half the time). It IS very tempting!
8 and 9 are right next to each other, on the row, and the 10-key, it would very easily be a typo.
Originally Posted by Tattoobradley
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