Funny Meme?

[Michelle Crossfire]

Found this on the internet today. I think they call this a MEME? I'm not sure. Anyway, i thought it was fairly accurate. What do you think?

[Heather76]

Is it any wonder so many of us enjoy CDing. It's not nearly as boring.

[Karren H]

I have to kind of disagree with the male images. At least for me. I have and used to wear brightly colored ties for the different occasions which greatly improves the male look! Lol. Ok, maybe not greatly but it helped. Plus the males are probably all wearing a bra, panties and stocking under his suit, different colors for the different occasions!

[Monique65]

I have to kind of disagree with the male images. At least for me. I have and used to wear brightly colored ties for the different occasions which greatly improves the male look! Lol. Ok, maybe not greatly but it helped. Plus the males are probably all wearing a bra, panties and stocking under his suit, different colors for the different occasions!

I know I am. I once attended a “Little Pink Dress” party for the local cancer society. All the men wore pink shirts except me. When asked why not, I just smiled, wearing my pink panties and matching bra.

[Gillian Gigs]

To both Karren and Monique,
There has been oh so many times I have thought, "I know something you don't know" being underdressed while wearing a suit. A bright tie is one thing, but fancy panties and lingerie is totally another. You just got to do what you got to do!

[Stephanie47]

I'm with Karren on this one. I worked in a professional office environment. I did have one white dress shirt that I never wore. When I retired after thirty years I found it had turned yellow over the years. As dress shirts, I wore colorful dresses. They ranged from seasons colors to prints. I also wore expressive ties; never a red tie like all the politicians wear. As a retiree it is usually graphic tee shirts and jeans. I attribute my choices to something feminine in my genetic profile. I am drawn to all this colorful; e.g., gardening/growing flowers.

[docrobbysherry]

Did they make memes in the 50's/60's? Be cause that's when folks actually wore clothes like that!:heehee:

[JulieC]

I recall seeing a posed photo of Congress on the steps of Capitol Hill from ~1880. It was juxtaposed with a picture of Congress from the early 2000s. The men in the images were dressed more or less the same. Minor differences only.

Men's fashion mostly sucks, and is generally boring.

You walk into a men's shoe department and you generally get to pick from three colors; brown, black, and the ever daring grey. You walk into the women's shoe department in the same store, and every color in the rainbow is represented.

[Sometimes Steffi]

I never wore a white shirt, at least one I was old enough to "Just say No" to white shirts.

I did always wear interesting ties. My favorites are World Wild Life (animal) ties and psychedelic Carlos Santana ties.

I was in a restaurant once and all the wait staff (both male and female) were required to wear ties. Our female waitress was wearing a ties that was very well tied for a woman. After talking to her about it, it turned out that her BF tied the tie for her.

[Aunt Kelly]

Boy ain't that the truth!

[alwayshave]

I'm not sure I agree with the male or female version.

[April Rose]

There are plenty of colorful and fashionable alternatives to the coat and tie uniform for men, all it takes is for the man to have the fashion interest, and put out the effort to dress that way. Most men just don't care. I don't wear neckties any more, ever. Not even to a funeral.

I have reached that pleasant state of old age and independence where I don't have to do anything or go anywhere I don't want to.

[CDMargret]

OMG that is so very true. Men's choices..dull, dull, dull. Women's choices...FABULOUS

[Aunt Kelly]

There are plenty of colorful and fashionable alternatives to the coat and tie uniform for men, all it takes is for the man to have the fashion interest, and put out the effort to dress that way. Most men just don't care. I don't wear neckties any more, ever. Not even to a funeral.

A coat and tie is still a coat and tie. That one can choose a different style, color or fabric is hardly the same as the selection of women's fashion. Not even close.