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Post pics of your denim - denim fades and evolution
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^^^Originally Posted by erbs
That's because on LHT twill denim creases go against the twill lines on the right leg and with them on the left leg. It is easier to form creases against the grain, so the right leg ends up with more creases.
It is the exact opposite on RHT denim. My Samurais have more creases on the left leg because the go against the grain of the RHT denim.
My new standards have more creases on the right leg though, and they're not LHT as far as I know?
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I am talking about the creases below the lap. The thigh to be exact. I know it's noon but I am only starting....Originally Posted by Johnny_5
That's what I'm referring to, too. I know it sounds weird but usually when people talk about the lap they're referring to the thigh. Weird, huh?
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http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c329/bobbydale/DSC_0028.jpgOriginally Posted by robbie
oooh...demz r doz?...cool...never even heard of 503's before...they look great
That's what I'm referring to, too.Originally Posted by whodini
I know it sounds weird but usually when people talk about the lap they're referring to the thigh. Weird, huh?
Not me. Lap is scrotum level thigh is below.
Well when shes is on my lap she is rubbing all over my crotch. If she tries any funny business like grinding on my thighs I slide down in the chair so she has no choice but to ride on my crotch so I can get my damn moneys worth!
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those are though huh?
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I assume you mean tough? If so, yes. I tend to wear through the crotch of jeans just about the same time they are starting to fade nicely. These haven't lost any thickness at all in that area, I imagine I'll be able to wear them until they are light blue and that's saying something.
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