Any of you fellas here wear sweatpants outside of the house? if so, why have you chosen to give up on life?
Sweatpants
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I'm a mechanic. I live in Canada. I wear them underneath my coveralls during the winter cause they're warm and don't squish my nuts as much as jeans do when I crouch down.
ChuckFaze
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Nnnnnn NOPE!
I don't know about other places, but if you think THAT is bad, here it's even gotten worse.
Here people, mostly women have gotten into wearing pajamas out in public.
I mean, not like to the mall, but definitely to Walmart, Fast Food joints, dropping off their kids at school, etc. :eek:
I don't know about other places, but if you think THAT is bad, here it's even gotten worse.
Here people, mostly women have gotten into wearing pajamas out in public.
I mean, not like to the mall, but definitely to Walmart, Fast Food joints, dropping off their kids at school, etc. :eek:
bahodeme
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I don't know about giving up life but I wear them when it's practical. If I'm going to my doctor's appointment to have my leg examined. It's a lot easier to either remove them or slide the pants leg up. The times I had to rehab, I wore them to and from the rehab center. When I had surgeries, I wore them to and from the hospital. I also agree with Doc on the coveralls.
Ace Bandage
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If I have to run to the grocery store or to the pharmacy late at night, I'll throw a pair of athletic pants on. Or when I'm playing football or basketball in the cold... or at a baseball practice in the cold.
So yeah, there are some practical uses.
So yeah, there are some practical uses.
ban-one
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Usually if I wear sweatpants outside the house, I'm doing some yard work or to the mailbox and back. The few times I wear them off the property is either it's really cold and I wear them under normal pants for the extra warmth, or it's the middle of the night or I'm sick and I've had to go make a run somewhere and I don't really care how I look. :zombie:
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I don't own a pair of sweat pants. It's not that I'm adverse to them, it's just that I find my cutoff jean shorts way more comfortable.
Like most Canadians, I can relate... except for the nut squishing part :laugh: I'll even wear sweats on top of jeans when the temp dips to -40 and I need to walk to the store...
-40 Celsius or Fahrenheit? Either way, that's pretty friggin' cold! Living in Californialand, I'm far more apt to see extreme heat than extreme cold, so sweatpants aren't necessary.
Do you mean shirt and pants together? If so, that's really bad. However, if done right, I don't mind seeing women in pajama pants. What really bugs me are slippers worn outside of the house and those yoga pants with something written across the arse. And don't even get me started on Uggs...
Fun fact: -40 C is equal to -40 F... I think that's the only temperature where they are both the same... -35 C is -31 F, -45 C is -49 F.... I don't pretend to understand it. Lol.
You're dissing yoga pants? Those things are awesome. Many a woman's butt has been enhanced by those things for the better.
As Patton Oswalt says, nobody takes a shower and shampoos and brushes their teeth and then decides to put on sweatpants lol
You'll never catch me wearing sweatpants out in public. I'm the kind of person who when I have to go out to the grocery store will put on a clean pair of jeans, clean shirt and shoes. That's just me. Sometimes people will ask why I'm dressing so fancy and I'm like I'm not, I guess clean clothes is fancy
ChuckFaze
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ChuckFaze said:
Before you get too excited, I'm not talking remotely of any Victoria's Secret pajamas :rofl: if they even have any there. I'm talking bland, nasty wrinkled pajamas. No, I don't believe I've seen any women have the nerve to also wear the matching pajama shirt, but they'll still be wearing some equally bland, nasty wrinkled top. And now that you brought up the Slippers outside the house ... well, they'll wear those along with the pajamas out there as well. :yesyes: So yes, get your barf bucket ready. :rofl2:Namenlos said:
What's hilarious is that one of my sisters told me that my oldest nephew got jumped by several of his female friends on facebook recently because he commented on there regarding hating this very thing. So, several of the women who were guilty of engaging this pajama in public ritual didn't care for my nephew's comment and gave him a mini cyber lynching. :rofl2: Apparently my nephew didn't flinch. He stood his ground regarding his opinion.
I only wear sweatpants out in public like most people if its late at night and i have to run out to get something.
I'll be damned! I found the formula and confirmed that. (I think the coldest I've even been was during the winter of 2001, when I lived not too far from Chicago...probably pretty near -40 at times.)
I'm the same way. At home, I live in jeans and an undershirt (unless it's below about 50 degrees Fahrenheit), but I at least put on a T-shirt for even a walk to Family Dollar. A former co-worker once commented that he'd never seen me in a wrinkled shirt...that's because I take a little pride in my appearance. That is why I disapprove of the wearing of slippers in public; to me, it says, "It would only take another couple-few seconds to put on proper shoes, but fuck it. I don't have that kind of pride."
And just for the record, yoga pants can look good on some women. It's the ones that carry some sort of message across the arse that make me want to puke.
Go to the airport. You'll see plenty of girls wearing pajama bottoms while traveling
I haven't really been using sweatpants casually outside since elementary school, but my panties have been couple times so sweaty that when I sit down, that feels like sitting on a water puddle... Perhaps, it would be more correct to say that instead of giving up on life, that's closer to the point of beginning of the real life...
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