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Eric · 01-05-2007, 20:53

I've been a canuck wannabe for over 40 years .... but I do have dual citizenship. And I do believe that plaid shirts can be tucked in ... but only after the temp. hits -35 (without the windchill) ... north of '49 plaid shirts, workboots and jeans are considered appropriate wear for restaurants that advertise "casual fine dining". Of course, in a greasy spoon one need not dress so formally. Hockey shirts must be worn outside the pants. This is so that one can have the freedom to hoist replicas of the Stanley Cup, and the freedom to reach for beers.

How about the Senators ... maybe this year is Ottawa's ... notice that hockey players wear their shirts outside ... this is so that they can engage in mayhem without impediment.

01-05-2007, 20:53	#50
Eric God Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Kingston, Ontario, Canada Posts: 9,290 Liked: 2347 times Rep Power: 58528	Re: Tuck Your Shirt In I've been a canuck wannabe for over 40 years .... but I do have dual citizenship. And I do believe that plaid shirts can be tucked in ... but only after the temp. hits -35 (without the windchill) ... north of '49 plaid shirts, workboots and jeans are considered appropriate wear for restaurants that advertise "casual fine dining". Of course, in a greasy spoon one need not dress so formally. Hockey shirts must be worn outside the pants. This is so that one can have the freedom to hoist replicas of the Stanley Cup, and the freedom to reach for beers. How about the Senators ... maybe this year is Ottawa's ... notice that hockey players wear their shirts outside ... this is so that they can engage in mayhem without impediment.