Haha, great pic Derfmeister. I see you are an expert at contemplating and strategizing poon (yet, for some reason, there is none in sight - if you don't count O'Cram ).

Your pics remind me to buy a suit some time (I don't have any).

Peltz, I love batleships. Is it the same Illustrious that played such a key role in WW2?

Hey, I AM a snivelling little weasel, what did you expect? :p No, not really. I dunno...I do have a jacket, so when I go to apply for a job I wear a good pair of jeans (stress on good), a nice buttoned shirt and a jacket. No tie. I actually look pretty good in a jacket, people tell me I have a good physique for it (shoulders). But I don't like 'em much.

I was under the impression that business casual was the way to smoke it in this day and age, barring some upscale lawyer firms or manager positions. Maybe I'm just too disconnected from reality to realize what I'm doing wrong. It happens a lot.

And Arathorn, I just wear nice clothes that don't involve suits or jackets to weddings and such. My family is pretty old-fashioned and posh, but no one seems to mind...used to be different, but the times are a-changin', I guess. Unless the invivation spefically asks me to wear a tux or suit I don't.

That's why I need a job in the gaming industry, so I could sit around in my Alf t-shirt and baggy jeans at work.

dude...jeans are a no-no for a job interview. And funerals. And weddings. ffs man... what kind of manners do you have? Do you scratch yourself in your interviews too?

Anyway, business casual means slacks (NOT JEANS) and a collared shirt, no tie, no jacket. What shoes depends on your specific definition... for a job interview I'd wear nice shoes, too.. no tennis shoes, though I wear those to work.

@Peltz, yea, I figured with a name like the Illustrious that was a British ship visiting. I don't know what kind of Navy Estonia has... probably a sailboat and 3 fishing boats.