'Comedy' ties - opinions?

My friend bought me a silver tie with two silhoutted Charlie's Angels type women in huge platforms with guns on it.

I wouldn't wear it to work. I'd probably only wear it for irony value.
 
Depends how you wear it :cool:

If you wear it to be funny - tool.

If you wear it for a laugh - cool
 
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In fact, this thread has given me a genius idea for my night out on Friday, 6 lads, comedy ties, you do the math :p

Extra points for flashing LEDS and sing-along tunes..

Lets see what the chazza shops have to offer today :D
 
Tool I'm afraid.

But, does this work for cufflinks? There are some regular ones and then some like the little spirit levels... are these worthy of cool/tool pigeonholing?
 
Mat said:
But, does this work for cufflinks? There are some regular ones and then some like the little spirit levels... are these worthy of cool/tool pigeonholing?
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Disqualified on the grounds of being concealable and/or discreet

imo though cufflinks should not be novelty items
 
Firstly, the tie should have been met with a high-five. Secondly, yes she does fancy you, stop being such a wuss. Thirdly, no, never, ever wear it. Ever.

Ant :cool:
 
Damn, another reply disappears into the murky depths...

Funny ties can increase your chances to get laid in the office. FACT.
 
You can wear it on the basis that it is a symbolic peace token of how a comedy tie could dispel the rising nationalism of the European nations and the outbreak of war by encouraging people to have a laugh instead.

Or

An anagram of Dilbert is BEL DR IT - so if you were a DR of I.T and BEL meant something to you, then it would be another symbolic statement raising the level of people thinking you're wearing a comedy tie, but you can have the last laugh being a DR.

BTW - Tool..
 
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