3 Businessmen: One Key to Success In Business

[pipemanpsp]

I agree with hmrhuang. A businessman should absolutely wear a OTC sock with a suit. He can be perfectly suited, etc. but a short sock just negates the rest. As for his assertion that a OTC takes his hair off the lower part of his leg, that would seem to be the result of a OTC's that are too tight PLUS the sock consisting of a higher percentage of fabric that does not allow the skin to properly breath. I do hope Wingtips (the clunky kind) are part of the business attire.

[hmrhuang]

Disagree with you on this issue. Businessmen should be wearing OTC socks with a suit. You don't want your hairy, bare legs showing when you sit down and form a lap -- it disrupts the look of your lower body (i.e., breaking the form from your waist to your shoes) and is a distraction to the eye. Stick with a comfortable wool or canterbury OTC dress sock for your business look -- leave the crew and ankle socks for the gym or a casual night out on the town.

[dannys2222]

I WANNA COME OVER AND SUCK UR BIG UNCUT COCK WITH MY HOT MOUTH AND LONG TONGUE ! I WILL LICK UR LOW HANGING SWEATY BALLS TOO!

[kofrenol]

Hot feet and socks! YUM!

[dandyhall1]

Unbelievably funny.

[pinthavong]

You're hot!

[Jn148]

Do your dress socks make our feet smell?

[3Businessmen]

@Jn148 I dont seem to have a problem with that. With proper hygiene this shouldn't be an issue!

[davecitrone56]

I like the way you started it out, and I agree with you said about the higher socks. I have that problem now. I don't know what happened to the hair on my legs where I wear the high socks. It is true about confidence and good socks. A good pair of socks will increase ones confidence 100%. You will be successful.