Would you go on the show "What Not to Wear" ?  Would you feel insulted that you were nominated?
357755
$5,000 in new clothes and a paid trip to NYC would be hard to pass up! But I would def. be a bit insulted. It's one thing to have poor style, but then to be shown 2 weeks worth of hidden video of you in front of your friends and co-workers, while being made fun of by the hosts (Clint and Stacy?).....that'd upset me a little. I guess you just have to be a good sport and don't take yourself too seriously. Outward appearances don't say a lot about your inner/true self me thinks.
774976
Guess wat?!! I had da most scariest costume on for Halloween. A Paris Hilton costume. Sounds scary, doesn't it?!! Got the whole community running when they saw me. Ah, ah!! \nWat abt u?
343170
I think it would be discrimination if you were qualified and they didn't hire you because you're overweight.  They could say they didn't hire you for another reason, and it might be hard to prove what the real reason was.
351881
WOW!!! Can I wear my kilt?\n\n1st I'd take out the team who desinged the 1988 Jeep Cherokee Schematic.\n\n2nd (I asume I have ultimate knowledge and power too...) I'd tak the creep who decided to change the venue of Stings last show from a 1/2 house to a 3/4 house... I had great seats until that dude decided to open up more!\n\n3rd Cats. All of them... \n\n4th... Hmmmmmm. This would need to be good... So I'd go find Bob the butthead in his deathly state and 'kill' him again.\n\nSee if he dies twice, then it's two negatives... and two negs make a positive... So he would live again!\n\nI'm so friggin smrt... Oops... SmArt...
186570
I would've done the same thing you did, and those ladies probably didn't mind- or shouldn't have- because they most likely saw how bad you felt, because when you are sick or something is wrong, people can usually tell...  And you know that under normal circumstances you would've acted differently, and there are always exceptions to the rules!  Soooo...my answer is no you shouldn't, and no I wouldn't! ;)
597103
don't worry about what people think. If they don't like what you wear then apparently their not your friends.
567473
A huge event company hired me to be their stage manager for this huge 50th WWII Anniversary stage show/celebration.   Two weeks before show day, they pulled out, and took all their gear and the scheduled entertainment with them.\n\nWithin hours of the company's leaving the sponsoring organization asked me if I would become the director/producer (I was the only local associated with the show)...and the only thing any of us knew at that time was that Leslie Neilson was coming to MC it, the Russians were bringing "something" and we had NO SHOW.  So the clock started ticking.\n\nWith a working budget of only $5000, I was able to hire all of my out of work actor, musician and dancer friends to compose and rehearse something totally new and original that would comprise a 45 minute set.  \n\nThe Russians showed up 3 whole damn days before the show and as my team and I were waiting for them to clear customs, we were all praying..."please don't let it be a bear act."  Being that my entire team consisted of men and one cute little lesbian...we were all thrilled to see ballet dancers walk out of the customs area!  Followed by, yes, Musicians!  In total I was given the gift of 40 performers called The Russian Army Song and Dance Ensemble.  (NOTE:  This was just two short years after The Wall came down)\n\nFor a two week chapter in my life, I lived 3 glorious lifetimes...and I can talk about this with crystal clarity for hours...that's how much stuff happened and affected my life...but suffice it to say, the show was a big hit (3000 people, Governors, dignitaries from Russia, Canada, the US) and when the sponsors took Leslie Neilson out for dinner after the show, he asked "Where's the crew?  The people who put this together?"  We were having a huge party and Leslie surprised us all when he showed up and hung out with us for hours.  (The man is a saint, and one of the funniest I have ever met).\n\nThis is my biggest accomplishment, because without it, I would not have my children, the career I have now, and everything that I love and cherish that is in my life today...because it all stems from this one big thing happening to me.
742810
I wouldn't mind.\nBut I am girl and you saw where is place for girl in that show.\nAnd host is cute.
428063
It doesn't mean you're gay.  But that doesn't mean it's a good selection of clothing either.  I suppose if you like it and you're secure with yourself, go for it.  What do you care what others think?
526054
Secret listeners!  I KNEW they were out there......\n\nI can picture myself in all three positions.  The farter, the listener/laugher, and you.\n\nI'd be a bit embarrassed, but whatcha gonna do.  Gas must pass!
275211
depends how you look...if you look like Oprah, HELL NO!
218910
it really depends on you.  if you are comfortable wearing it, then go ahead but if not, dont try to be someone else that you are not.
533728
Funny I should see this question, as i just went to a dinner party, where another guest there had just come back from a nudist camp. She told us how much she enjoyed it, how there was no"leering" and looking. She said it was very spititual and that even though she's not model thin, that she did not feel out of place at all. She tried to talk all of us to going back with her. She was very genuine in her assessment of the place and was truly ready to go back and have another vacation. I'm interested, but as  a modest person, don't know that i could get over the no clothing thing, but this person said she "dressed" for dinner and she felt so out of place with clothing on, that she soon went au natural and didnt think anything of it.
181576
Would you judge someone for wearing a suit? I wouldn't "judge them", but people were clothes to make a point. if your going to the trouble of dressing like a goth, then you WANT people to know it, and you can't blame them for having an opinion about it.
598816
do you regret asking this question? I think you should feel embarrassed.
983463
yea\nif i had the chance, i'd go ;-)\nit might be hard to adjust to the new country's cultures and customs\njapan, for instance, has very strict customs- if you forget any of them, they would think it was an insult
472338
No! Not at all. You wear what you want to. It's your day!