OT: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

As a follow up my legendary shoe shine posting, I decided to render advice
in regards to looking pressed and starched. I recommended a homemade spit
shine as it can not be duplicated with a 5 minute shine at a barber shop.
However, for pressing clothing, I say break down and send it to the
cleaners as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap
consumer grade iron.

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

absolutely


"Network Guru" <NWG@hereandthereandwhere.com> wrote in message
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> As a follow up my legendary shoe shine posting, I decided to render
advice
> in regards to looking pressed and starched. I recommended a homemade spit
> shine as it can not be duplicated with a 5 minute shine at a barber shop.
> However, for pressing clothing, I say break down and send it to the
> cleaners as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap
> consumer grade iron.
>
>

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

> As a follow up my legendary shoe shine posting, I decided to render
advice
> in regards to looking pressed and starched. I recommended a homemade
spit
> shine as it can not be duplicated with a 5 minute shine at a barber shop.
> However, for pressing clothing, I say break down and send it to the
> cleaners as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap
> consumer grade iron.

I just throw my clothes in the dryer, turn it on for 10 minutes, and
presto! - no wrinkles.

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Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

"Network Guru" <NWG@hereandthereandwhere.com> wrote in message
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> As a follow up my legendary shoe shine posting, I decided to render
advice
> in regards to looking pressed and starched. I recommended a homemade spit
> shine as it can not be duplicated with a 5 minute shine at a barber shop.
> However, for pressing clothing, I say break down and send it to the
> cleaners as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap
> consumer grade iron.
>
>

Just as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap paper
MCSE.

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Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

if anyone turned up at an interview not wearing flip flops i certainly
wouldn't hire them

"Network Guru" <NWG@hereandthereandwhere.com> wrote in message
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> As a follow up my legendary shoe shine posting, I decided to render
advice
> in regards to looking pressed and starched. I recommended a homemade spit
> shine as it can not be duplicated with a 5 minute shine at a barber shop.
> However, for pressing clothing, I say break down and send it to the
> cleaners as it is difficult to produce professional results with a cheap
> consumer grade iron.
>
>

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

> if anyone turned up at an interview not wearing flip flops i certainly
> wouldn't hire them

How bout some Jesus sandels? I hate having that thing between my toes.

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

ok.. you got me on that technicality..
but only if the wearer has brown socks with the jesus boots

very classy

"Jtyc" <jtyc_mcngp@f'nspammersdie.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > if anyone turned up at an interview not wearing flip flops i certainly
> > wouldn't hire them
>
> How bout some Jesus sandels? I hate having that thing between my toes.
>
>

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

> ok.. you got me on that technicality..
> but only if the wearer has brown socks with the jesus boots

Oh I'm all over that look. Sometimes, I'll even wear the sock
suspenders.... only when I have shorts on though.

Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

> How bout some Jesus sandels? I hate having that thing between my toes.

Cheese?

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Re: How to iron clothes for MCSE interview
 

> Cheese?

Fumunda cheese