Deb wrote:

:Deirdre Saoirse wrote:
: 
:> I *always* go to interviews in pants. However, in CA, women are not
:> allowed to be discriminated against for wearing pants (yay). So, even when
:> I wear a suit, it's with pants.
:
:I own one dress, no skirts. 

I own a pair of corderoys, 2 pairs of dress pants and no jeans.  I have
always prefered skirts for some reason.  I find them so much more
comfortable than pants.  I guess I'm odd.

The only time I have ever been inconvinienced by wearing a dress was when
I fried a motherboard with all the static from the crushed
velvet.  Synthentic fibers and delecate electronics do not mix.

At the same time, I would hate to work somewhere that I have to wear a
dress.  Dress codes, as far as I'm concerned, are pointless and rude.  

Otto

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