My God! Your pants are awful! Was heard this morning as I was getting dressed. Does she have a point or should she get off my back?
obviouly I meant 'awful' on the first option, but I buggered up, ok! orry, buggered up again! Mods!!! HELP!!! ort that bloody thing out will you! Mut practise at polls!!!
Hmm, I have to say that they are awful, why not go for some white ones, or better yet (scientific study accredited) some white ones with a flowery pattern on as they've been certified as the type most likely to make your bulge look bigger. Alternatively, some black ones, go commando or get boxers.
She is right they are gastly!!! :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o I prefer a man in boxers myself or silky , frilly black knickers
no Y on there, I like bright colours + they keeping everything in ;) Nah not that bad mate, just think in a disaster situation you can put them on a pole to aid in your rescue
Quote by awol By the way, it's fluff in my belly button!
oh yes, wasn't there a theory somewhere that explained why bellybutton fluff is always blue(ish)? of course AWOL has no bellybutton fluff... ever! That would be this one!
Personally I think you deserve a medal for admitting to the whole of the SH membership that you wear underwear like that!!! :shock: I need counselling!!
Well I like orange :love: xxx If you mix yellow with red, something exiting, even provocative comes into existence, something that shines like yellow and hits your eyes in an nearly aggressive way. Orange is not as hot as red, it reminds more on cosy colour of a fireplace. But it is warmer, more sun riped and more perfect than yellow. Orange : pleasure and obtrusiveness Orange : colour of the setting sun Orange : optimism, open-mind, youth, sociability, health, self-confidence, power, lasting warmth, colour of the Caribbean, the Samba, the cheerful open-minded meeting Orange : shining, hearty, ripe, full, alive, well-rounded, blazing, warm, youthful and vain as well Orange : easy living, obtrusiveness, excess often is said to be disrespectable and cheap (objects made of plastic yes, but a Mercedes of class "S" in orange - unthinkable) Quite different in the Netherlands: there the orange is the national colour and the colour of the kingdom ("oranje" = "orange") Orange flags are hoisted at the birthday of a royal member. In Eire the colour orange has a religious-political meaning (Protestant "Orangemen" in Northern Ireland In the States: together with black the colour of Halloween Orange : Safety People working in road construction, cleaning streets or garbage men wear working clothes in orange colour. This colour protects because of its flashy shining Also the machines, used in road construction and the cars for garbage have the same colour. The more the orange of workers and garbage men have been used the more it disappeared from the daily fashion. As long as cars are seen as reputation object, nearly nobody will select the orange colour as paint finish, although it would mean more safety. Unlike green and purple, which are known as independent colours with their own symbolism, the orange colour always remained as a subordinated mix-colour in the European culture.
Quote by hornet harlot Well I like orange :love: xxx If you mix yellow with red, something exiting, even provocative comes into existence, something that shines like yellow and hits your eyes in an nearly aggressive way. Orange is not as hot as red, it reminds more on cosy colour of a fireplace. But it is warmer, more sun riped and more perfect than yellow. Orange : pleasure and obtrusiveness Orange : colour of the setting sun Orange : optimism, open-mind, youth, sociability, health, self-confidence, power, lasting warmth, colour of the Caribbean, the Samba, the cheerful open-minded meeting Orange : shining, hearty, ripe, full, alive, well-rounded, blazing, warm, youthful and vain as well Orange : easy living, obtrusiveness, excess often is said to be disrespectable and cheap (objects made of plastic yes, but a Mercedes of class "S" in orange - unthinkable) Quite different in the Netherlands: there the orange is the national colour and the colour of the kingdom ("oranje" = "orange") Orange flags are hoisted at the birthday of a royal member. In Eire the colour orange has a religious-political meaning (Protestant "Orangemen" in Northern Ireland In the States: together with black the colour of Halloween Orange : Safety People working in road construction, cleaning streets or garbage men wear working clothes in orange colour. This colour protects because of its flashy shining Also the machines, used in road construction and the cars for garbage have the same colour. The more the orange of workers and garbage men have been used the more it disappeared from the daily fashion. As long as cars are seen as reputation object, nearly nobody will select the orange colour as paint finish, although it would mean more safety. Unlike green and purple, which are known as independent colours with their own symbolism, the orange colour always remained as a subordinated mix-colour in the European culture.
Maybe so - but his pants are still bloody awful! :lol: :lol: :lol:
I may be wrong, but most of the times I've heard women discussing men's underwear, they seem to come out in favour of smart black or white cotton boxer briefs like CK's and other fashion brands do. Sure you can get some just-as-good but cheaper versions if you want to. To me this style looks smart, quite sexy and they're pretty damn comfy too (especially cotton microfibre ones). Tanga briefs look quite good too I think. If you want something a bit more unusual or different or sexier, and your lady likes them, you can go for a pouch/thong - but that depends on individual preference a lot (and whether you want to wear them). Maybe you need a choice and to have something for occasional wear to show it off a bit on special occasions. But I do agree with your missus, Y-fronts aren't sexy; and in that colour...
:shock: :shock: Oh my God, my eyes, my eyes.!! The pants themselves aren't too bad, just turn the colour down a few shades ( And by 'a few', I mean loads :) )
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