What did you wear today?

[Leaguegolf]

Originally Posted by Wazmankg

Commando. I was a bit late getting to my laundry.

Waaaay too much information!

[J.D.]

Yesterday, i wore brown shorts, black shortsleeve mock turtleneck Adidas climacool shirt, black titleist visor and white and black adidas shoes.

JD

[C-Tech]

Brown and white striped polo with Tan Khaki slacks, white and brown saddles and tan visor. Very windy and cool for Tucson, ergo the slacks.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by C-Tech

Brown and white striped polo with Tan Khaki slacks, white and brown saddles and tan visor. Very windy and cool for Tucson, ergo the slacks.

C-Tech - it's great that you've become so fashion conscious, but isn't "tan khaki" redundant?

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

C-Tech - it's great that you've become so fashion conscious, but isn't "tan khaki" redundant?

From wikipedia.
Today, civilian khakis come in all ranges of colours, and the term seems to refer more to the particular design or cut of the pants/trousers.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

From wikipedia.
Today, civilian khakis come in all ranges of colours, and the term seems to refer more to the particular design or cut of the pants/trousers.

CP - you're using Wikipedia as your source - please. We both know that Wikipedia should be taken with a grain of salt - it's neither certified nor sanctioned. How about Merriam-Webster
khaki
Main Entry: kha·ki
Pronunciation: \ˈka-kē, ˈkä-, Canada often ˈkär-\
Function: noun
Etymology: Hindi & Urdu khākī dust-colored, from khāk dust, from Persian
Date: 1857
1 a: a khaki-colored cloth made usually of cotton or wool and used especially for military uniforms b: a garment of this cloth; especially : a military uniform —usually used in plural
2: a light yellowish brown

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

CP - you're using Wikipedia as your source - please. We both know that Wikipedia should be taken with a grain of salt - it's neither certified nor sanctioned. How about Merriam-Webster
khaki
Main Entry: kha·ki
Pronunciation: \ˈka-kē, ˈkä-, Canada often ˈkär-\
Function: noun
Etymology: Hindi & Urdu khākī dust-colored, from khāk dust, from Persian
Date: 1857
1 a: a khaki-colored cloth made usually of cotton or wool and used especially for military uniforms b: a garment of this cloth; especially : a military uniform —usually used in plural
2: a light yellowish brown

But because it is an earthen color it can have many shades even in its' truest form. Todays terminology generally refers to the cotton material and the style of design as well as color. Don't you love the Americanism.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

But because it is an earthen color it can have many shades even in its' truest form. Todays terminology generally refers to the cotton material and the style of design as well as color. Don't you love the Americanism.

Not having a cigarette is getting to you today, isn't it?

[C-Tech]

Originally Posted by Diane

C-Tech - it's great that you've become so fashion conscious, but isn't "tan khaki" redundant?

You are correct, it is redundant and also repeating the same thing over and, oh yeah, redundant!

[Diane]

Originally Posted by C-Tech

You are correct, it is redundant and also repeating the same thing over and, oh yeah, redundant!

That's ok - I like reading what everyone is wearing. It tells me a lot about you.

[Johneli]

I played nine yesterday late afternoon. Wore khaki lightweight pants from J Crew, a white Polo golf shirt with a brown pony, brown belt, and brown and white textured leather saddle shoes. Played horribly. Next time out you can be sure I'll wear a non-coordinated outfit........I play better that way!

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

Not having a cigarette is getting to you today, isn't it?

Nope! I'm over the hurky Jerkys. I'm actually sitting here real calm cool and collected in my jeans and pocket tee.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

Nope! I'm over the hurky Jerkys. I'm actually sitting here real calm cool and collected in my jeans and pocket tee.

I was giving you an out for your outlandish comments. Should have taken it.

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

I was giving you an out for your outlandish comments. Should have taken it.

I don't make outlandish statements but I believe many people have outlandish ears.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

I don't make outlandish statements but I believe many people have outlandish ears.

CP - I'm tempted to create a poll and get a read on what the others think about that.

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

CP - I'm tempted to create a poll and get a read on what the others think about that.

It would only prove my point.

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

It would only prove my point.

I'm sure it would in "CP World".

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

I'm sure it would in "CP World".

You mean there is another world?

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

You mean there is another world?

The one the rest of us live in, more commonly known as "Earth".

[coralpro]

Originally Posted by Diane

The one the rest of us live in, more commonly known as "Earth".

Yes, but we all take up space on the planetary world. I thought you were talking about the realm of thought which most here have been a little short on lately.
I guess I'll take a trip back to my Utopia.

Your idea of Utopia!

[Diane]

Originally Posted by coralpro

Yes, but we all take up space on the planetary world. I thought you were talking about the realm of thought which most here have been a little short on lately.
I guess I'll take a trip back to my Utopia.

Your idea of Utopia!

I read your view of Utopia. I'll pass on reading it again. No offense CP, but I can only take so much of your "thoughts" in one day. I disagree with many of them, but I still like you so I'm going to refrain from commenting on this one.