ties are one of those traditions that really have no good explanation. …actually that’s true of a lot of traditions. (or as Tevye put it… you may well ask why this is a tradition; I’ll tell you… I don’t know, but it’s TRADITION! (or something like that))
eromlig over 4 years ago
It doesn’t lead to anywhere fun; that’s why.
Concretionist over 4 years ago
I no longer own such a leash. And no, I didn’t use the last one to shine my shoes: My shoes don’t need shining…
Charlie Fogwhistle over 4 years ago
Puppies have to learn to love a leash. First time? They resist and try to pull out of it. Once they know the leash means “Walkies!”, they’re set.
wrloftis over 4 years ago
“Unbridled enthusiasm” about a leash. That’s funny.
KEA over 4 years ago
ties are one of those traditions that really have no good explanation. …actually that’s true of a lot of traditions. (or as Tevye put it… you may well ask why this is a tradition; I’ll tell you… I don’t know, but it’s TRADITION! (or something like that))
Teto85 Premium Member over 4 years ago
The day I got my MD was the day I gave away all my ties.
ekke over 4 years ago
It gets yanked harder and more often.
Lablubber over 4 years ago
In many of my security jobs I was required to wear a tie, but for safety reasons, it had to be a clip on.
Stephen Gilberg over 4 years ago
To me, the best thing about wearing a tie was being able to help others with theirs. Including the school valedictorian.