white collar, blue collar

white collar, blue collar?

  • white collar

    Votes: 194 59.3%
  • blue collar

    Votes: 115 35.2%
  • don't work

    Votes: 18 5.5%

  • Total voters
    327

slimjim

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my father calls the 4runner a "working mans vehicle." whatever that means. so are you guys "white collar" or "blue collar"?

These are Standard adjectives applied to people who work for a living: blue-collar workers work with their hands and with machines and are thought of as wearing blue workshirts that don
 
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You should have included an option for both. I worked at a blue collar worker for years, but now I'm a white collar worker.....sort of. I'm a manager for a shop of machine mechanics at a large pharmaceutical company. I may be the boss, but I still get my hands dirty and do some of the grunt work once in a while. Unfortunately, I end up wrecking my nice shirts and pants.:mad:
 
I work in public service where I have to wear a neatly pressed uniform and work with computers and other typical white-collar type work, but there are times where I get dirty and hands-on. I can't really decide on one or the other, so maybe a "both" category would be appropriate.
 
slimjim said:
my father calls the 4runner a "working mans vehicle." whatever that means. so are you guys "white collar" or "blue collar"?

These are Standard adjectives applied to people who work for a living: blue-collar workers work with their hands and with machines and are thought of as wearing blue workshirts that don
 
I worked at a ski resort for 9 years, so you could say I work in a white outer clothing job with a blue collar underneth. Now I am in school for a white collar job that designs things for blue collar workers, CADD. :cool:
 
Since I'm a priest I wear a black & a white collar:D












Just kidding , I'm just as twisted and sick as the rest of you guy's.....lol.
 
I'm in school studying to become a white collar worker. Doesn't matter what I do, I would still have to drive a 4Runner! :D
 
Yeah, I would need a both option too. Some days I get my hands (and truck) dirty and other days I'm provisioning routers and other peripherals.

White and Blue = Light Blue collar
 
I'm a Poker Dealer (yeah, like the crap ya' see on ESPN) I think of my job more like a blue collar than white 'cause we do work with our hands (it's pretty similar to a factory assembly line job) and they DO get dirty. You'd never guess your hands could be black after 1.5-2hrs of dealing, but ya'. Them poker tables, chips, and cards are freakin' nasty. Damn dirty degenerates, haha.
 
Blue collar here! 41 years in a lumber mill. Just like the toyota cars and trucks. The 2003 4Runner the best so far!
 
Im in the Navy so my collar really is blue! My dad is an aerospace engineer and has the exact same 4R as me.
 
Butchering (the real kind, not the grocery store types) is one of the oldest specialty professions in the world. Unfortunately, it is also becoming one of the scarcest.

I am proud to say that I am blue collar!
 

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