The tag doth protest too much, methinks
Marshall's now sells bow ties. This is both great (cheap purveyor!) and slightly distressing (they're that popular now?). Also, this diminishes the chances that I will not, in fact, turn all my liquid assets into haberdashery. I mean, it's bad enough that I just had to buy yet another tie rack to accommodate my bow ties. Surely I do not need a discount enabler. So far, I've only bought two, which I think shows remarkable restraint. I should treat myself. With something other than yet another bow tie.
At any rate, I got the first tie home and then noticed the tag on it. It claims three things about the accessory I just bought, to wit:
That's right: Relaxed. Colorful. Cool. I'm pretty sure that only the middle adjective there is objectively true. Though, I suppose it is more relaxed than, say, black tie. Yet, most people do not, I think, associate bow ties with the free-and-easy set.
But, what do y'all think, does the tie I'm wearing there actually count as Relaxed. Colorful. Cool.?
1 comments:
It would say relaxed more to me if you wore it untied around your neck. Saw bow ties at Ross and thought of you. Love and miss you.
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