Skinny Jeans

theezy · Post by **theezy** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:23 pm

Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?

I think its stupid.. Just like people who wear overly baggy pants. People should just buy clothes that fit right. :p

Odie · Post by **Odie** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:56 pm

theezy;1313407 wrote: Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?

I think its stupid.. Just like people who wear overly baggy pants. People should just buy clothes that fit right. :p

as you said, jeans should fit right.

I despise those over baggy jeans, they look ridiculous!

panzermk2 · Post by **panzermk2** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 9:08 pm

Odie;1313411 wrote: as you said, jeans should fit right.

I despise those over baggy jeans, they look ridiculous!

I agree on the overly baggy crap on guys.

On the other sorry ladies I am a guy, of the three types, Leg, Butt and B**b I am a butt guy. A nice pair of well fitting jeans on a lady will snap my head around every time.

EDIT 1) I want to be very clear. Well fitting jeans even if the lady has a few extra still get my attention. Now the "muffin stuff" no matter what size her a$$ is DOES NOT work for me.

EDIT 2) Ladies if your going to get a tramp stamp and show it off spend the extra few dollars and get a nicely done one with nice artwork. Nothing is a bigger turnoff to a guy who is checking you out the way YOU WANTED when you put those jeans on only to see a baby Taz tattoo put on by a inept two left handed retard who doesn't even know what Taz looks like.

theezy · Post by **theezy** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 11:33 pm

This topic isnt really about ladies.. Them wearing tight pants is fine.

Lon · Post by **Lon** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 6:35 am

theezy;1313407 wrote: Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?

I think its stupid.. Just like people who wear overly baggy pants. People should just buy clothes that fit right. :p

It depends-----------My wife says that my regular fit Levi's are too big and wants me to get a tighter pair.

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 6:36 am

Lon;1313500 wrote: It depends-----------My wife says that my regular fit Levi's are too big and wants me to get a tighter pair.

Im getting dizzy.

Odie · Post by **Odie** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 8:55 am

and never ever dark denim......yuck!:-5

along-for-the-ride · Post by **along-for-the-ride** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 3:14 pm

More info and a little history of jeans, skinny etc.:

Slim-fit pants - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

kazalala · Post by **kazalala** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 7:44 am

theezy;1313407 wrote: Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?

I think its stupid.. Just like people who wear overly baggy pants. People should just buy clothes that fit right. :p

I hate those baggy jeans the young lads wear that fall down past their boxer short so you can see their boxers and the jeans look like they are gonna fall down any minute! im always dying to pull them up for them:yh_rotfl

panzermk2 · Post by **panzermk2** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:06 am

To much or to little, either way NOT a good look.

YZGI · Post by **YZGI** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:07 am

I thought the third one down was just fine.

Odie · Post by **Odie** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:13 am

panzermk2;1313731 wrote: To much or to little, either way NOT a good look.

now your talking, isn't this just gross?:-5

Post by **spot** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:33 am

theezy;1313407 wrote: Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?
Started? Good lord, where were you in the late sixties when belt levels dropped six inches in a single summer.

I mentioned to a friend the other day that since it was warmer outdoors I'd brought out my velvet hipsters. They don't have a belt, they have a notional drawstring but it's cheating if you tighten that. Or if you wear a full-length top either - traditionally at least four inches of flesh has to show below the navel.

I'm not sure whether I have a photo to demonstrate with.

YZGI · Post by **YZGI** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 11:38 am

spot;1313740 wrote: Started? Good lord, where were you in the late sixties when belt levels dropped six inches in a single summer.

I mentioned to a friend the other day that since it was warmer outdoors I'd brought out my velvet hipsters. They don't have a belt, they have a notional drawstring but it's cheating if you tighten that. Or if you wear a full-length top either - traditionally at least four inches of flesh has to show below the navel.

I'm not sure whether I have a photo to demonstrate with.
Thank God for small favors.

chonsigirl · Post by **chonsigirl** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 1:36 pm

theezy;1313407 wrote: Do you think skinny jeans is a good trend that has started?

Do you think guys should wear tight pants?

I think its stupid.. Just like people who wear overly baggy pants. People should just buy clothes that fit right. :p

Skinny jeans-if you can wear them in the right place.

Guys in tight pants-I don't think so.

Baggy pants-now, you need so many paggy pants to wear thermals under all winter long. At that point, fashion has long gone and the whole idea is warmth. Unfortunately for me, that means Oct.-beginning of April. But then, I never cared for what the fashion critics say. Try finding a bikini for a lady in her mid-50s! That was my ordeal last weekend-what's the use of six pack abs if you can't sit out by the pool those few days during vacation! All my husband will say when I saunter out the door is'nuttin' anyway, he'll think I'm off to go surfing. (oh yes, only a one piece then):-6

Nomad · Post by **Nomad** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:15 pm

spot;1313740 wrote: Started? Good lord, where were you in the late sixties when belt levels dropped six inches in a single summer.

I mentioned to a friend the other day that since it was warmer outdoors I'd brought out my velvet hipsters. They don't have a belt, they have a notional drawstring but it's cheating if you tighten that. Or if you wear a full-length top either - traditionally at least four inches of flesh has to show below the navel.

I'm not sure whether I have a photo to demonstrate with.

Im going to hop in the shower and scrub myself with Ajax and a Brillo pad.

Post by **spot** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 11:16 pm

Nomad;1314192 wrote: Im going to hop in the shower and scrub myself with Ajax and a Brillo pad.

You do realize Ajax was a very butch Greek who spent most of his time rippling his muscles at the Marines, don't you?

theezy · Post by **theezy** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 11:51 pm

spot;1314211 wrote: You do realize Ajax was a very butch Greek who spent most of his time rippling his muscles at the Marines, don't you?

Ajax is a cleaner.. :p

Post by **spot** » Mon Jun 07, 2010 12:05 am

theezy;1314212 wrote: Ajax is a cleaner.. :p

Illustrious Ajax running to the slain

Prepared to strip his arms, but him a shower

Of glittering-weapons keen from Trojan hands

Assail'd, and numerous his broad shield received.

He, on the body planting firm his heel,

Forth drew the polish'd spear

See, that was in a shower too, and I bet he used a Brillo pad to polish his spear just like Nomie.

It's amazing how much alike they sound, Alax and Nomad...when at length he reach'd

The inscriber of the lot, who cast it in,

Illustrious Ajax, in his open palm

The herald placed it, standing at his side.

He, conscious, with heroic joy the lot

Cast at his foot, and thus exclaim'd aloud.

My friends! the lot is mine(think how often we've heard the lad talk that way on here...)whom have we to dread?

No man shall my firm standing by his strength

Unsettle, or for ignorance of mine

Me vanquish, who, I hope, brought forth and train'd

In Salamis, have, now, not much to learn.

Whom indeed. But he's still got a lot to learn whether he knows it or not - he's gutted about two hundred lines later.so moved huge Ajax to the fight,

Tower of the Greeks, dilating with a smile

His martial features terrible; on feet,

Firm-planted, to the combat he advanced

Stride after stride, and shook his quivering spear.

Him viewing, Argos' universal host

Exulted, while a panic loosed the knees

Of every TrojanPlease don't, whatever you do, tell me what a Trojan is, it's bad enough having him shake his quivering spear given the way the thread's turned.