Comments for tomstables.com http://tomstables.com test Fri, 15 Apr 2011 13:22:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Contact by The Tom Stables Skills Swap | tomstables.com http://tomstables.com/contact/comment-page-1#comment-247 The Tom Stables Skills Swap | tomstables.com Tue, 12 Apr 2011 16:13:35 +0000 http://localhost/tomstables/?page_id=8#comment-247 [...] Swap. If you have something I might want, leave a comment below,  get in touch either through the site, my email, through my Facebook playground or tweet me @tomstables and we’ll have a good old [...] [...] Swap. If you have something I might want, leave a comment below,  get in touch either through the site, my email, through my Facebook playground or tweet me @tomstables and we’ll have a good old [...]

]]> Comment on A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott by tomstables http://tomstables.com/design/a-twitter-tale-snow-trends-and-pixie-lott/comment-page-1#comment-65 tomstables Wed, 08 Dec 2010 19:05:12 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=590#comment-65 Indeed. I genuinely never thought I'd be blogging about Pixie Lott but this story definitely warranted it. I've found that there's a real altruistic culture on Twitter. People like to help people; sometimes it might be to demonstrate their expertise but often it's to get that nice fuzzy warm feeling to top up the karmic bank! Indeed. I genuinely never thought I’d be blogging about Pixie Lott but this story definitely warranted it.

I’ve found that there’s a real altruistic culture on Twitter. People like to help people; sometimes it might be to demonstrate their expertise but often it’s to get that nice fuzzy warm feeling to top up the karmic bank!

]]> Comment on A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott by nickyelectric http://tomstables.com/design/a-twitter-tale-snow-trends-and-pixie-lott/comment-page-1#comment-64 nickyelectric Wed, 08 Dec 2010 18:51:42 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=590#comment-64 I love this story and it completely proves what I've been telling people for ages: that people do things just out of the goodness of their heart. Boo to those people who think that there's always a hidden agenda, and Yay to Pixie Lott for being so sweet :) I love this story and it completely proves what I’ve been telling people for ages: that people do things just out of the goodness of their heart.

Boo to those people who think that there’s always a hidden agenda, and Yay to Pixie Lott for being so sweet :)

]]> Comment on A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott by Tweets that mention A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott | tomstables.com -- Topsy.com http://tomstables.com/design/a-twitter-tale-snow-trends-and-pixie-lott/comment-page-1#comment-61 Tweets that mention A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott | tomstables.com -- Topsy.com Wed, 08 Dec 2010 00:43:58 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=590#comment-61 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Hannah Baldwin, Tom Stables. Tom Stables said: A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott http://bit.ly/fDrutI Twitter isn't just for business, see! (@Pixiemusic [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Hannah Baldwin, Tom Stables. Tom Stables said: A Twitter Tale: Snow, Trends and Pixie Lott http://bit.ly/fDrutI Twitter isn't just for business, see! (@Pixiemusic [...]

]]> Comment on Movember. When Moustaches Go Bad by Tweets that mention Movember. When Moustaches Go Bad | tomstables.com -- Topsy.com http://tomstables.com/design/movember/comment-page-1#comment-31 Tweets that mention Movember. When Moustaches Go Bad | tomstables.com -- Topsy.com Thu, 04 Nov 2010 23:34:23 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=574#comment-31 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Five Minutes, Tom Stables. Tom Stables said: New blog post: When Moustaches Go Bad! http://bit.ly/aMJejk #movember [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Five Minutes, Tom Stables. Tom Stables said: New blog post: When Moustaches Go Bad! http://bit.ly/aMJejk #movember [...]

]]> Comment on The Designer Dress Code by John Walker http://tomstables.com/design/the-designer-dress-code/comment-page-1#comment-19 John Walker Tue, 05 Oct 2010 18:57:53 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=553#comment-19 I notice a lot of this stereotyping and the whole t-shirts for creatives and suits for businessmen and I personally try to met it halfway, relaxed skater-like shoes, jeans for my designer side, and a shirt and jacket for my businessman side, no tie, top collar undone. Personally I feel this is comfortable for me, I want to be taken seriously, but I don't want to choke on a tie either. Although this is on a per day basis, sometimes I do appear in a t-shirt, after all its my choice. I think you're right to wear your t-shirt and jeans to the events, it is our "uniform" per say and the great thing about it is that ours can be tailored to our own comfort, like in my situation. A suit is a suit is a suit! What you wear doesn't affect professionalism. I notice a lot of this stereotyping and the whole t-shirts for creatives and suits for businessmen and I personally try to met it halfway, relaxed skater-like shoes, jeans for my designer side, and a shirt and jacket for my businessman side, no tie, top collar undone. Personally I feel this is comfortable for me, I want to be taken seriously, but I don’t want to choke on a tie either. Although this is on a per day basis, sometimes I do appear in a t-shirt, after all its my choice.

I think you’re right to wear your t-shirt and jeans to the events, it is our “uniform” per say and the great thing about it is that ours can be tailored to our own comfort, like in my situation. A suit is a suit is a suit!

What you wear doesn’t affect professionalism.

]]> Comment on The Designer Dress Code by John Charles Taylor http://tomstables.com/design/the-designer-dress-code/comment-page-1#comment-8 John Charles Taylor Mon, 09 Aug 2010 17:07:29 +0000 http://tomstables.com/?p=553#comment-8 Ive always tried to push the boundaries when it comes to dress code - mainly cos I have never understood why we should dress as someone tells us to - it should be completely up to you how you dress. First impressions count, and if you look like a typical guy in a suit, then that's not giving the real impression of who you are.....dress however you feel comfortable, wearing want you want allows to express yourself so much more, and with that you will feel more comfortable, be more confident, and lets face it - in a world of suits, the one that is memorable is the one not wearing a suit and going against the grain ;o) Ive always tried to push the boundaries when it comes to dress code – mainly cos I have never understood why we should dress as someone tells us to – it should be completely up to you how you dress. First impressions count, and if you look like a typical guy in a suit, then that’s not giving the real impression of who you are…..dress however you feel comfortable, wearing want you want allows to express yourself so much more, and with that you will feel more comfortable, be more confident, and lets face it – in a world of suits, the one that is memorable is the one not wearing a suit and going against the grain ;o)

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