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Should I cuff these pants - help me decide, please!
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alright, which one of you bastards got the size 30 from Steve Smith? right from under me!
+1 to 1.75 cuff
+1 to 1.75 cuff
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Another vote for 1.75'' cuffs. depending on your average/usual inseam length, you may want to undo the factory hem on those and throw em in a wash/dry to get the shrink out and make sure there's enough fabric for cuffs before handing them over to your tailor.Originally Posted by Wes Bourne
Very good advice. They are in the dryer already. Thanks!
I am ready to host this catfight, you pantsless bitches. Someone tell me when you both get dressed.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Ahha! My pants are as numerous and as colorful as my shirts. Bring the heat on, Namor. If they allow you to leave prison, you can drive to L.A. and I'll buy you a beer when this is over and I have won.
alright, which one of you bastards got the size 30 from Steve Smith? right from under me! +1 to 1.75 cuffOriginally Posted by Master-Classter
Sorry, I'm a fat bastard and wear 32.
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Another vote for 1.75. Good advice on washing first with cotton. I always buy pants with a longer inseam so I can add cuffs. I'll have to try the laundering method next time.
Pack of heathens around hereOriginally Posted by BBC
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Ahha! My pants are as numerous and as colorful as my shirts. Bring the heat on, Namor. If they allow you to leave prison, you can drive to L.A. and I'll buy you a beer when this is over and I have won.Originally Posted by acecow
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I am ready to host this catfight, you pantsless bitches. Someone tell me when you both get dressed.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
im all ready but give acecow a couple of weeks to order a matching set of panties to go with his cuffed chinos
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im all ready but give acecow a couple of weeks to order a matching set of panties to go with his cuffed chinosOriginally Posted by NAMOR
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Seriously, when you are both ready, PM me, Ill host.
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