OK for formal night?

[kevin1877]

http://thumb7.webshots.net/t/30/31/7/70/68/328677068ShbXDy_th.jpg

[Big Kielbasa]

Over Kill ! Might work on Carnival.

[rubrrick]

What is it???? :rolleyes:

 

Rick

[GQuagmire]

Why not?

 

It IS black tie, after all ;) :p :eek:

[Mary loves to travel]

hmmm. hard to see clearly, but is this one of those t-shirts with a tux painted on? if so, not ok for the dining room on formal night, but great for the Windjammer.

 

Cheers,

Mary

[libertybelle41]

I might find the humor if I could see the pic alittle better.:rolleyes:

[pcur]

We saw one of these on the Vision last December......AFTER dinner around the ship!

[rclcruzer]

Not great great for the DR...however, it looks like something my 18 year old would love to wear though :eek: :p

[satxdiver]

You might have problems wearing it in the MDR at dinner. However my guess is that you would get away with wearing it and certainly would get noticed by the other pax in the MDR. It certainly would lead to some interesting conversations. I did witness a young man (20's) wear faded blue jeans, light colored shirt, tie and tennis shoes in the MDR on formal night on Carnival. No one seemed to even notice him.

[Shipyard Cruiser]

You might have problems wearing it in the MDR at dinner. However my guess is that you would get away with wearing it and certainly would get noticed by the other pax in the MDR. It certainly would lead to some interesting conversations. I did witness a young man (20's) wear faded blue jeans, light colored shirt, tie and tennis shoes in the MDR on formal night on Carnival. No one seemed to even notice him.

 

Or maybe people were haveing too much fun to notice.

 

Or maybe most folks just don't have time to worry about what others are doing.

 

Come on...it could be true:)