On Feb 16, 1:48 pm, Jette <bossl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Marty Helgesen wrote:
> > On Feb 16, 10:08 am, "Jay E. Morris" <morr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> While I can't attest to the store as I've never used them, my
google-fu
> >> turned uphttp://www.schooluniforms.com/exnerdresshi.html
>
> >> Yes, that is "nerd" in there. The description is ""The Executive"
Dress
> >> Shirt with two front pockets. "The NERD Pocket" A hard to find 2
pocket
> >> dress shirt for those who need them. Great for technical people,
those of us
> >> who have more gadgets and instruments than the average man. Pilots,
Tecs,
> >> and Nerds! Have your tolls and instrument where you need them and
still look
> >> GREAT!"
>
> >> Most of the hits seemed to be from uniform places. Have you tried
there?
>
> > Thank you. I haven't, but I will. The shirt you found has long
> > sleeves, but if necessary I could have a tailor shorten them.
>
> > Directly under the description you quote it says,
>
> > You may also like
>
> > School Uniform Skirts & Kilts
> > Price: $31.99
>
> > I'm not sure I want to know why the computer (or the software writer)
> > thinks there's a connection.
>
> Generally speaking "dress" shirts don't have pockets. Uniform shirts
> - including school uniforms - do. People who wear school uniform
> shirts might well want to buy skirts or kilts too.
In the United States, at least, a "dress shirt" is a shirt that can be
worn with a suit and tie, when one is dressed up.
Note that the quoted description said, ""The Executive" Dress Shirt
with two front pockets. "... A hard to find 2 pocket dress shirt for
those who need them." However, you could be right. The connection
could have resulted from a computer suggesting items of possible
interest based on words apart from context
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Marty Helgesen
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