I never trust a man who has his watch on the inside of his wrist,or a small knot in his tie.How do you judge?

Answer 1

Both of yours, in fact any tie tied badly, plus:

Rimless glasses
Cartoon ties or cartoon socks (if both ... run!)
Novelty cuff-links

Why are some people taking this so seriously? Readytogo, funnelweb and OldGringo - and several others - clearly have had sense-of-humour bye-passes, and a big implant of pompous.
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Answer 2

I never trust men who wears narrow ties, waves guns round or wears a watch at all. Small knots in ties also can indicate a small minded person with a high degree of tightness on the other end.

Let's see. I also don't trust people (male or female) with large knives and other deadly things.

Finally I trust no man who looks at girls with a wolfish glare--especially if related to me, or in public with me! I trust men to glare wolfishly at me even less!!!


--That Cheeky Lad

Answer 3

I don't want you to miss a really great guy judging by the way he wears his watch! :) In some countries it's customary to wear a watch on the inside of a wrist.

Answer 4

I nearly weep to see a man with frayed shirt sleeves - they look so vulnerable and not looked after.

I just judge by the smell really. Can't stand dirty people who make no effort. Like the woman who don't wear make up and boast about it as if they are Saints. But its us who have to look at their washed out faces. But the things you mention, seem like vulverable to me, not distrustful.

Answer 5

I don't judge. When it comes to trusting people, I go by instinct.

(and hey! *chuckle* My Dad used to wear his watch on the inside of his wrist. He had ecxema and that was the only way his watch wouldn't irritate him.)

Answer 6

I judge people by how they judge. If they judge people by how they wear their watch or knot their tie then I know they could benefit from being a touch more rational.

Answer 7

My father, when he was alive, said he would never trust a man who didn't polish his shoes, or who didn't like football!
Me. I guess I don't trust a man with a weak handshake; or a man who smells of B.O.; the kind that accumulates over days - not the "I'm working hard "kind of sweatiness.

Answer 8

I never trust a man wearing brown shoes or one that says 'trust me'

Answer 9

Those people claiming to be more intelligent than us worked out that if you do certain things with your body, they could tell your intentions. They call it body language! However , when people know about body language they gave give false information by conciously stopping themselves from doing these thing, be it a hand gesture, a small knot, or reversed watch....a prime example is your leader, Tony Blair with his opened handed " i'm telling the truth" signals.
I trust NO ONE till I get to know them well, and even then am a lttle suspicious!!!

Answer 10

FORMAL positioned on ETIQUETTE while the invitation says "BLACK TIE" If the form you're attending is "black tie" & the invitation says a similar, you're envisioned to positioned on a tuxedo. All visitors invited to this fuction are required & envisioned to positioned on formalwear. even nonetheless, this term does no longer mean you're able to positioned on a black tie! while the invitation says "BLACK TIE favourite" this implies the host of the party prefers to work out all visitors in formalwear. you should positioned on a gloomy in shape, yet tuxedos are favourite. while the invitation says "BLACK TIE INVITED OR non-obligatory" hence, that is no longer mandatory to positioned directly to tuxedo, even nonetheless, you will probable see extra tuxedos than darkish suits at those affairs. Black tuxedos & white or ivory dinner jackets with black trousers are ideal. even nonetheless, dinner jackets could basically be worn between Memorial Day & exertions Day. while the invitation says "WHITE TIE"