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I wish I had silky boxers. As it is, I just have the... w/e they're made out of ones that I do have, which are DEFINITELY not silk.
Either way, the silky boxers wouldn't help. The formal-nice clothing makes me hot and it itches. That's probably why I look meaner than I am; the fucking clothing is driving me mad
LOLPsst..... silky boxers
I wish I had silky boxers. As it is, I just have the... w/e they're made out of ones that I do have, which are DEFINITELY not silk.
Either way, the silky boxers wouldn't help. The formal-nice clothing makes me hot and it itches. That's probably why I look meaner than I am; the fucking clothing is driving me mad
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That edit you made is hilarious. (I happened to catch the post pre-edit.)
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Silk underwear is nice. Still, my wardrobe consists of a lot of tank tops, t-shirts, blouses and golf shirts for everyday wear. Jeans and cargo pants go well with the tops.
Then there's the more formal and sexy stuff.
Silk underwear is nice. Still, my wardrobe consists of a lot of tank tops, t-shirts, blouses and golf shirts for everyday wear. Jeans and cargo pants go well with the tops.
Then there's the more formal and sexy stuff.
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What do you mean, strange? I do it all the time, except in summer when they're too hot.
What do you mean, strange? I do it all the time, except in summer when they're too hot.
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Poorly worded sentence there actually. I more meant, strange to wear them nearly all the time, with little regard to what they can match up with well. I favour mine in the summer for their coolness actually, though that could easily be a design difference. Standard British combat trousers have very little general insulation properties, and rely on a separate thermal under layer for warmth.
I've never liked boxers though. Pants is where its at (underpants for some). Perhaps better than that, silky panties, not that I can say I've tried them.
Poorly worded sentence there actually. I more meant, strange to wear them nearly all the time, with little regard to what they can match up with well. I favour mine in the summer for their coolness actually, though that could easily be a design difference. Standard British combat trousers have very little general insulation properties, and rely on a separate thermal under layer for warmth.
I've never liked boxers though. Pants is where its at (underpants for some). Perhaps better than that, silky panties, not that I can say I've tried them.
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Well, Finnish M91 are warmer than jeans. As for matching up, I nearly always wear a black t-shirt when I'm inside and a long leather jacket while outside(not during summer, of course), so I don't have to worry about matching very much.
Well, Finnish M91 are warmer than jeans. As for matching up, I nearly always wear a black t-shirt when I'm inside and a long leather jacket while outside(not during summer, of course), so I don't have to worry about matching very much.
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On the subject of clothes... My usual garb is jeans and a T-shirt, but even my formal clothes are comfy xD
The only time I've been uncomfortable was junior prom. And even then it wasn't entirely the clothes' fault. ._.
I hate wearing shoes though. Hatehatehate. I usually wear flip-flops, or nothing. But I do have a pair of snakeboots, cowboy boots, and my workboots.
On the subject of clothes... My usual garb is jeans and a T-shirt, but even my formal clothes are comfy xD
The only time I've been uncomfortable was junior prom. And even then it wasn't entirely the clothes' fault. ._.
I hate wearing shoes though. Hatehatehate. I usually wear flip-flops, or nothing. But I do have a pair of snakeboots, cowboy boots, and my workboots.
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I wear shits and pants?
They're.. cargo pants, I think? I dunno, not jeans, I never liked jeans for some reason, but it's been so long I forget why.
And when the occasion suits it (which is rare in my life) I am willing to forgo some comfort to look classy. But my shoes were specifically picked because they can pass as semi-formal shoes and yet are very comfortable.
I wear shits and pants?
They're.. cargo pants, I think? I dunno, not jeans, I never liked jeans for some reason, but it's been so long I forget why.
And when the occasion suits it (which is rare in my life) I am willing to forgo some comfort to look classy. But my shoes were specifically picked because they can pass as semi-formal shoes and yet are very comfortable.
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@Chibi: I wholeheartedly agree with your boycott against shoes. Sandals all the way.
@Discussion: Eh. I find that casualwear is always comfortable (although under-armor is typically better for casualwear than anything else). But for formalwear, I've found that the cheaper it is, the more uncomfortable it is. Shoes are the best example. You buy a $20 pair of dress shoes and you end up pinching a nerve if you're in them for too long. You buy a $100 pair of dress shoes and you feel like your feet are floating on air, even if you pull a couple back-to-back 16 hour shifts. If you want to look nice and be comfortable, well, that just means you have to spend more money.
I would never buy a t-shirt from the armani exchange though. I don't care how comfortable they are, I will never spend > $150 on a goddam t-shirt. People who do that are just trying to prove that they have tons of money they can throw away.
I don't know if this was on purpose or a typo, but either way I found it extremely amusing.
@Chibi: I wholeheartedly agree with your boycott against shoes. Sandals all the way.
@Discussion: Eh. I find that casualwear is always comfortable (although under-armor is typically better for casualwear than anything else). But for formalwear, I've found that the cheaper it is, the more uncomfortable it is. Shoes are the best example. You buy a $20 pair of dress shoes and you end up pinching a nerve if you're in them for too long. You buy a $100 pair of dress shoes and you feel like your feet are floating on air, even if you pull a couple back-to-back 16 hour shifts. If you want to look nice and be comfortable, well, that just means you have to spend more money.
I would never buy a t-shirt from the armani exchange though. I don't care how comfortable they are, I will never spend > $150 on a goddam t-shirt. People who do that are just trying to prove that they have tons of money they can throw away.
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I certainly can't agree with the money thing there. Perhaps more true for smart shoes, but I've been wearing the same pair of £6 trainer/hiking boots for some three years now. Not only have they always been comfy, they've only recently started to show significant wear and tear damage. Best shoes I've ever bought (value for money wise).
I would say that those were an exception to normal concerning durability though. Cheep footwear can be as comfy as any other if chosen properly and for comfort not a specific style, but overall won't last you long for anything more than periodic or gentle use.
I certainly can't agree with the money thing there. Perhaps more true for smart shoes, but I've been wearing the same pair of £6 trainer/hiking boots for some three years now. Not only have they always been comfy, they've only recently started to show significant wear and tear damage. Best shoes I've ever bought (value for money wise).
I would say that those were an exception to normal concerning durability though. Cheep footwear can be as comfy as any other if chosen properly and for comfort not a specific style, but overall won't last you long for anything more than periodic or gentle use.
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That would by why I specified dress wear for that rule-of-thumb. Notice how right before that I said that casual clothes are pretty much always comfortable. If you were working a job where you had to wear a suit as the dress code, would you wear those boots?
That would by why I specified dress wear for that rule-of-thumb. Notice how right before that I said that casual clothes are pretty much always comfortable. If you were working a job where you had to wear a suit as the dress code, would you wear those boots?
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I have alot of camo. Infact, I wore camo for six months straight recently. Two pairs of long grey camo, then I have desert camo night pants. I'll admit, I had to make the occasional change for a more formal event, but from Oct-March was pretty much constatly wearing it.
And before you ask, laundry gets done every day, so yes, they were clean
I have alot of camo. Infact, I wore camo for six months straight recently. Two pairs of long grey camo, then I have desert camo night pants. I'll admit, I had to make the occasional change for a more formal event, but from Oct-March was pretty much constatly wearing it.
And before you ask, laundry gets done every day, so yes, they were clean
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I should probably get another pair. My current one is getting pretty worn.
I should probably get another pair. My current one is getting pretty worn.
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yeah, pretty much all lower body wear of mine is camo, and strangely enough, I don't buy the stuff because it's camo, I just like a certain kind of shorts and they come in camo a lot. And for some reason the few that I get that aren't camo don't last.
It's as if my camo shorts/pants last just because of their design.
yeah, pretty much all lower body wear of mine is camo, and strangely enough, I don't buy the stuff because it's camo, I just like a certain kind of shorts and they come in camo a lot. And for some reason the few that I get that aren't camo don't last.
It's as if my camo shorts/pants last just because of their design.
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Well, jokes about corsets aside, when I'm not going somewhere where it's going to be very dirty I like clothes I have a white and blue Banana Republic shirt that I wear unbuttoned, with a white t-shirt underneath, for lower body I've been doing a lot of white shorts and pants lately... At a few places I have been called an angel, and "The man in white." Also, there was a girl that tested the age-old pickup line on me.
Her: "Did it hurt?"
Me: "What?"
Her: "When you fell down from the sky."
Sadly she was a little too young for me... Passed her on to a friend^^ She now stalks him.
Well, jokes about corsets aside, when I'm not going somewhere where it's going to be very dirty I like clothes I have a white and blue Banana Republic shirt that I wear unbuttoned, with a white t-shirt underneath, for lower body I've been doing a lot of white shorts and pants lately... At a few places I have been called an angel, and "The man in white." Also, there was a girl that tested the age-old pickup line on me.
Her: "Did it hurt?"
Me: "What?"
Her: "When you fell down from the sky."
Sadly she was a little too young for me... Passed her on to a friend^^ She now stalks him.
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Yeah, it started because I really prefer that one material to jeans. Jeans just don't feel right to me for some reason... Cargo pants are much much better.
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And I stay away from camo mostly because I've worn it so often for my job. I just feel weird wearing when I'm not working.
Not really boxers for me, but despite what Alias said after ye Toxic, I like lace. Bras and panties in lace, generally darker colours, like purples, reds, and black.mmmm... lacey boxers
Oh yeah..
And I stay away from camo mostly because I've worn it so often for my job. I just feel weird wearing when I'm not working.