Male Chest Hair and Scrub Tops

Maybe it is a military thing but I think that t-shirts project a more professional image. I think that women should wear them also because when some of them bend over there are no surprises left at all. I admit to peeking without trying. I think that although the view is nice and makes a dull day less boring it is still not professional.

What's your beef with bob???

Men aren't the only ones with hairy arms Not to mention facial hair. If anyone knows any sikhs, they do not cut their hair or shave their face at all. Some may consider their facial/head hair to be unruly and unkempt, but that's their religious right.

What about people who don't shave their armpits or legs???

Actually I know it as "manscaping". Comes from the word "landscaping" Same idea behind it.

cute eh?

I voted for "required", but I think more along the lines of "a suggested uniform accessory" for the medical staff with a high chest hair line, or those well endowed.


Although I DO think that printed underclothes should be outlawed when wearing white scrubs! (Please do not wear your white scrub pants if you want to wear your heart print panties on Valentine's Day!) lol

Lets just outlaw white scrub pants.

Unless we're wearing shorts and tanktops, it really shouldn't pose a problem.

(Until deodorant is forgotten.)

Which seems to be pretty common as well...whole other thread though

The only kind of scrubs I'm STONGLY opposed to are those capri scrubs in any medical setting

I never thought the braided arm hair I have would bother anyone??? Shoot.....
pass the Nair????

I love lime green scrubbs...hides green mucus


renerian

rofl this thread is waaaaaaaaaayyyy too funny.