[hocndoc]

Did you learn to evaluate and diagnose people that you’ve never even met at Medical school? I was taught that to even appear to do so is unethical.

On the other hand, where I come from we are suspicious of good ol’ boys who dress prettier than girls while seeming to spend a lot of time, money and obsession on their appearance. That’s just not normal. What if Mitt can’t get his hair done every day? Can he pick out his own ties or even shave himself?

[CheyennePress]

>>>>On the other hand, where I come from we are suspicious of good ol’ boys who dress prettier than girls while seeming to spend a lot of time, money and obsession on their appearance. <<<<

Dressing professionally is a mark of perfectionism. Looking like a slouch is not to be admired. When I see the decline of dresscode in America, it seems to correspond with an ever-exploding waistline--a general laziness that would have been looked down upon in ages past.

A look at Grand Central Station in New York circa 1920 should be telling enough:



I come from the old school where a man dresses up to work and church and carries a sense of pride in his appearance. The Good Ole Boys that you speak of used to do the same thing. Even farmers dressed up to go into town.

[ansel12]

“””What if Mitt can’t get his hair done every day? Can he pick out his own ties or even shave himself?”””

In an effort to counter the almost gay, boyish, metro sexual Mitt, they tried to butch him up by making a video of him jogging and sweating, lets’ just say it is less than successful. They have John Edwards and we have Mitt.