Peter Pan Collar
What does this blouse say to you?
It says to me, "You're right, I haven't had sex in years. I've been too busy serving the Lord. Now, may we start our meeting? I see by my watch that it's 7:01."
Avoid Peter Pan collars. They're neat and feminine in the worst possible way, as in, "Honey, could you get me some coffee?"
The male equivalent might be the polo shirt all buttoned up to the neck, which clearly communicates to me, "Yes, I'd be happy if you verbally abused me at tonight's board meeting."
It says to me, "You're right, I haven't had sex in years. I've been too busy serving the Lord. Now, may we start our meeting? I see by my watch that it's 7:01."
Avoid Peter Pan collars. They're neat and feminine in the worst possible way, as in, "Honey, could you get me some coffee?"
The male equivalent might be the polo shirt all buttoned up to the neck, which clearly communicates to me, "Yes, I'd be happy if you verbally abused me at tonight's board meeting."
posted by PeaceBang at 11:52 PM
2 Comments:
Haha; the DH used to wear his polo shirts buttoned all the way, as if he his greatest fear in life were to have a draft hit his collarbone.
As soon as I saw the photo and your query "What does this say?" my answer was "I'm a virgin." Good to see that we're on the same wave length.
Does anyone remember circle pins? (This dates me; I graduated from high school in 1961.) In my Boston-suburb town,, wearing a circle pin meant either "I'm a virgin" or "I'm a Unitarian," because one couldn't be both. Sigh.
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