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Sazerac

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Originally Posted by Man Of Lint
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Thanks for posting this. This woman is adorable and remarkably good natured despite getting ripped off.
From what she's saying, aside from the fact that there are no clasps, the pants bleed and ruin anything else in the washer with them; that they stretch so bad while wearing them that they would fall off in public and that they are a magnet for cat hair,
they are otherwise perfect!


Yet she continues to wear them.
 
chasingred

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Originally Posted by Sazerac
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Yet she continues to wear them.

I like how she takes the moral high road when someone said they pick up cat hair ("get a lint roller dude"), all the while, wearing pajama jeans. You know you've hit rock bottom when someone in pajama jeans thinks you're too lazy.
 
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Originally Posted by chasingred
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This woman's review is hilarious. She even has a pajama blazer.

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Hilarious? I didn't laugh once. I kind of started to cry at how sad it is.
 
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Originally Posted by Sazerac
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I just don't understand this idea of comfort. What the hell is everyone out there wearing? Chainmail?

There's not a single thing in my closet that's "uncomfortable." I have zero desire to wear sweats when I am not working out.

Preach on brother. Comical how many people at my office who think dress clothes are uncomfortable because they only know dress clothes from Kohls.
 
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Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
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Hilarious? I didn't laugh once. I kind of started to cry at how sad it is.

Indeed. Especially since that girl is cute, and would probably be smoking hot if she weren't wearing pajama jeans and a fleece blazer.
 
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