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Old 07-10-2006, 11:44 AM
John Doe John Doe is offline
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Originally Posted by Maroon 300D
I wouldn't say clothes have much to do with that.

I have to disagree. I think clothes are a necessary part of class. Could one still have class, and show up to an after six wedding in a pair of shorts and a Manchester United jersey (I have witnessed this).

Don't get me wrong--I am not saying 'class' is the best measure of a person, but clothing, bearing, carriage, posture, speach, ect.... all make up what is commonly referred to as class, imo.

edit: i meant to add that I have a totally double standard on what is acceptable behaviour for men vs. women, btw. freely admitted.
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