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Asses of the Times
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amerikajinda
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This was funny:
"This has left modern man with, aside from his jeans, a stack of ill-fitting trousers that leave his backside looking like one of those mysterious blobs that wash up on beaches once a decade to baffle scientists and freak out locals."
"This has left modern man with, aside from his jeans, a stack of ill-fitting trousers that leave his backside looking like one of those mysterious blobs that wash up on beaches once a decade to baffle scientists and freak out locals."
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Is this the point when fuller trou have officially become the new trend?
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This feels like a stealth ad for bonobos in the Times. The pants are fricking ugly. They are not even slim. Add to that the fact that they have a fricking boot cut. The article mocks pants from the 70s for being too tight well how about bonobos which are still not slim and fricking bootcut? Unbelievable. Well if anything, I guess the guy who runs the company has good PR people who encourage people to write articles that shill his wares.
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This thread delivers.
I guess my form fitting pants should now be more accepted in the office and casual environments..such as on my bed, listening to music, working on a crossword puzzle....
I guess my form fitting pants should now be more accepted in the office and casual environments..such as on my bed, listening to music, working on a crossword puzzle....
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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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This feels like a stealth ad for bonobos in the Times. The pants are fricking ugly. They are not even slim. Add to that the fact that they have a fricking boot cut. The article mocks pants from the 70s for being too tight well how about bonobos which are still not slim and fricking bootcut? Unbelievable. Well if anything, I guess the guy who runs the company has good PR people who encourage people to write articles that shill his wares.Originally Posted by haganah
This was my thought as well.
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