The only way he could kill MiB is ifA The timeline theory is false , and they are not the same personB they use a knife or some other stationary object because the guns don ' t work on anything except hosts . <| sep |> How do you freeze as overcharged WX ? You ' re WX FFS , the ruins should be the cakest walk . <| sep |> I now have SAS . Sticker acquisition syndrome . <| sep |> Hound signaled to live up when they neared the village . Two green troopers jogged for the village . <| sep |> Great article I have long felt this way ! While I get that there ' s a certain amount of respectability required when you ' re at work , especially in clientfacing jobs , to me , it ' s seriously stifling both from an accessibility standpoint i . e . what clothes I can actually get and a personalityselfexpression standpoint . I have always found that affordable , professional women ' s clothes fit a single body type and good luck if you ' re tallathleticbustywhatever recent example I was shopping for pants last week and the store I went into have nothing longer than 32 . I ' m a 36 . Wat . . Additionally , I work in a maledominated field engineering , and no matter what I buy I always feel like I ' m the woman in the room women ' s clothes IMO don ' t have the same a u t h o r i t y p o w erprofessionalismwhatever as men ' s suits , and there ' s still something weird about carrying a purse when everyone else has a briefcase even if they ' re really the same item . Finally . I ' m also an artist . I would love to wear cool prints and unique styles to work that actually reflect who I am . . and instead I wear cardigans over whatever lame neutral shirt I could find that fitswas affordable and neutral pants . My work clothes are a damn costume and every night I am filled with relief when I get to metamorphose out of them . All that said . I do think things are changing , if slowly . One item I might add to this article is ageism I think that a lot of professional styles are still defined by the older generations and men . My mom , for example , would never hire someone with facial piercings or tattoos or weird hair , but I live on the west coast and sometimes it seems like everyone here has facial piercings and tattoos and weird hair . I see young guys in suits skateboarding to work , and plenty of professionals have full sleeves , piercings and rad hair . Just not all of them . I think as babyboomers start to age out and millennialswomenpeople of colourLGBTQ folks start to take over the workplace , professional clothes will change . Can ' t wait ! !