Is a shirt and tie enough for Formal Night?

[zydecocruiser]

[quote name='zachnlucy']What? No pants? I think we can all agree that is too much.[/QUOTE]

Too much?

[halos]

[quote name='zydecocruiser']Too much?[/QUOTE]

:eek: I think WAY too little! :D

[zachnlucy]

I stand corrected. :rolleyes:

[chaderic]

Ok. Enough already. I am the OP and I'd like to declare this thread officially DEAD! :)

I understand everyone's opinions now and I condsider myself enlightened.

For the record...I [i]know[/i] it is a [u]formal[/u] night andI [i]know [/i]it is [u]my[/u] vacation. I was, however, just curious as to what the [u]majority[/u] or people did and if I would stick out like a sore thumb if I chose to wear a nice shirt and tie with no suit coat. It was mostly for the packing reasons. I just hate to pack an entire suit and have it take up so much room if I am only going to wear it once... especially if I then got to the dining room and found over half the men in just shirts and ties. I now have a better udnerstanding and will make my own choice from here.

Thank you to those of you who were [u]kind[/u] enough to answer my somewhat naive question with politeness. And to those of you who chose to [u]not[/u] be so nice... well I don't want to open another can or worms!!! Seriously, thanks to all.

[derf5585]

[quote name='chaderic'] I don't want to open another [B]"can or worms"[/B]!!! Seriously, thanks to all.[/QUOTE]

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The full story begins in 1962, when that phrase first wormed its way into print as a synonym of Pandora's box
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