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How can I be expected to plan out my leave for a full year ahead when I struggle to have a shirt ironed each day for work?
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PTR,
The trick is to have a single ironed shirt for the year. Do it once and do it well. If you liberally daub the ruler straight creases on your sleeves with aralidite (TM) or another strong glue, you'll find that you only need to iron the shirt once for the whole year.
Anon2: oh right! Yes I do. I forgot to update my legion of fan here. The subject of a future post perhaps.
Anon1: I like the way you think. Or perhaps just the way you type. Anyway you've made me think and my solution is that I will wear only skin tight shirts and allow my bulging veins to take the place of the creases on my shirt.
Or wear no shirt at all and have a "pocket" tattooed over your left breast.
You can really impress if you also get cuff links tattooed on your wrists. Or just improvise your own unique cuff links each morning with a biro. I find it's a great talking point on your morning train to work.
A raging Bruxist, I grew up on an ostrich farm until I was mistaken for a woman one time too many. Leaving my angsty post-teen life as one of three only children, I flew to Stockholm where I unexpectedly won the Man Booker Prize for lengthy blogging about being short. I'm perplexed to report that I like painting tiny Romans.
5 comments:
PTR,
The trick is to have a single ironed shirt for the year. Do it once and do it well. If you liberally daub the ruler straight creases on your sleeves with aralidite (TM) or another strong glue, you'll find that you only need to iron the shirt once for the whole year.
This means you have a residency position!
Anon2: oh right! Yes I do. I forgot to update my legion of fan here. The subject of a future post perhaps.
Anon1: I like the way you think. Or perhaps just the way you type. Anyway you've made me think and my solution is that I will wear only skin tight shirts and allow my bulging veins to take the place of the creases on my shirt.
Or wear no shirt at all and have a "pocket" tattooed over your left breast.
You can really impress if you also get cuff links tattooed on your wrists. Or just improvise your own unique cuff links each morning with a biro. I find it's a great talking point on your morning train to work.
Ask yourself - what would Putin do?
Pro-tip: Don't iron your sleeves. You'll just roll them up anyway... But I bet you already do this.
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