Posted by kyplowboy on October 27, 2008 at 03:07:44 from (63.146.226.90):
Watching AgDay this morning at work between test and paperwork. They had a bit about the Nat'l Convention. They interviewed a kid. He was wearing an Asgrow cap and had a big pin on his jacket that looked like a political button. There was a constant stream of kids walking behind him. Most all had the jackets on but less than a third were in official dress, as I knew it. Has the dress code changed or have the Advisers just gotten that lax the last 10 years. I am only 30 but when I was in school if my adviser had seen me wearing my jacket with blue jean, white shoes, no tie, and a ball cap on I woulda never heard the end of it. Any young'ns on here please shed some light on this for an old has been. Or if some one on here has kids/grand kids please fill me in on the change.
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