Skinny jeans!!!! Who's wearing them

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  • Posts: 13,018
    I wonder whatever happened to his automatic Porsche.
  • Posts: 51,025
    I thought he wrecked it.
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  • Posts: 4,612
    Clipdat wrote: »
    I wonder whatever happened to his automatic Porsche.

    I miss him! I loved reading his posts, just to see what he has torn up this time.
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    So -- over the past... umm... few years, I've lost weight. Quite a bit of weight, all told.
    This spring, our church held its (once) semi-annual rummage sale (disrupted, of course, by COVID for over a year). I like to pick up pants & shirts cheap at the rummage sale for working out in the garden. This year, I found a pair of Gap jeans, in good condition, for $2 (the standard price). These rascals have a 32-inch waist. I am right now on the small side of a 33 inch waist, so I figured for 2 bucks these were worth a try.

    Turns out that: 1) they're Gap "1969" jeans, with a button fly. I've never owned a pair of button fly jeans before :p 2) they have very tapered legs, and are, all in all, cut very... umm... skinnily.

    They fit fine.
    I feel like Bruce Springsteen wearing them. :#
    'cept -- no bandana.
    Do I have to start wearing a white "wife beater" :/ sleeveless undershirt now?

    I am tempted to share a photo but thinking maybe that's not such a great idea. :|

    OK, I thought y'all needed to know all of this.
    Especially in the context of this epochal thread.
    Carry on.

    :D
  • Posts: 4,182
    Yup I was gifted several pairs from my wife and she likes me in em and out of em so I’m guilty! If I was a fat a s s I doubt think I’d be sporting them though! Knock on wood..what wood? This wood? Yeah that wood! Wood 👁
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    Norwegian wood. Isn’t it good?
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    edited August 2021
    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    They fit fine.
    I feel like Bruce Springsteen wearing them. :#
    'cept -- no banana.

    Fixed. :p
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  • Posts: 3,560
    PFB certainly was entertaining, in a train wreck sort of way...
  • Posts: 34,207
    DaveHo wrote: »
    PFB certainly was entertaining, in a Hindenburg sort of way...
    FTFY. ;)



  • Posts: 13,385
    Skinny Jeans...I think of having issues

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  • Posts: 3,869
    I remember Kramer trying to wear the skinny jeans :)
  • This excerpt is from a fashion article dated 8.23.21.


    Google searches for low-rise jeans have surged 91% over the past six months — with wide leg and flare jeans being the most popular styles — per fresh analysis from Jefferies retail analyst Stephanie Wissink. In other words, the 18-year reign of skinny jeans as the de facto jeans style of choice is slowly coming to an end.
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  • 2 of the greatest things to come out of the late 60's were hot pants and hip-huggers.
    My vote would go for the latter.

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    These have been Scooby Doo'd up but still...

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  • Posts: 3,560
    On the other end of the spectrum, saggy jeans still seem to be a thing around here with certain folks. I swear they must safety pin them to their underwear. I don't know how they'd stay up otherwise. Could be useful for depends wearers, but mostly just looks stupid.
  • Posts: 4,278
    Dudes wearing skinny jeans pretty much says "I have no clue what Legs Day at the gym is."
    No excuses!
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    edited August 2021
    Ah yes, never a dull pfb moment. "I bought a Porsche on ebay without knowing anything about it" pops into mind. There are others...lol
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