Just like my dad when my mom takes him to buy clothes, he ends up buying more clothes than my mom

MajorAmiruddin said:

Just like my dad when my mom takes him to buy clothes, he ends up buying more clothes than my mom

I wear pretty much the same type of outfit every day. The only thing that changes is the color of my shirt. The problem is that whenever a girl finds this out, they insist on getting me new clothes, which always are of the more uncomfortable but "fashionable" type that I never end up wearing. Just give me back my shirt and cargo pants!

79248cm/s said:

I wear pretty much the same type of outfit every day. The only thing that changes is the color of my shirt. The problem is that whenever a girl finds this out, they insist on getting me new clothes, which always are of the more uncomfortable but "fashionable" type that I never end up wearing. Just give me back my shirt and cargo pants!

I feel that pain. Though I did recently switch from cargo pants to carpenter's pants because I can't find a well-built set of cargo pants any more. Went through a few pairs that lasted at most a few months before I bought a set of carpenter's pants from a farm supply place for a job that was going to require lets of scuffing, scraping, and kneeling; they came out basically unharmed so I bought some more. They're heavy as all hell and if it's above 85degF they make you want to die a little, but where I live that's a rarity.

Recently read that apparently it's a hipster-ish thing to wear carpenter's pants, i.e. with the hammer loop that never gets used. Why they gotta but into everything?
Suppose that's my pointless rant out of the way for the day.

OOZ662 said:

I feel that pain. Though I did recently switch from cargo pants to carpenter's pants because I can't find a well-built set of cargo pants any more. Went through a few pairs that lasted at most a few months before I bought a set of carpenter's pants from a farm supply place for a job that was going to require lets of scuffing, scraping, and kneeling; they came out basically unharmed so I bought some more. They're heavy as all hell and if it's above 85degF they make you want to die a little, but where I live that's a rarity.

Recently read that apparently it's a hipster-ish thing to wear carpenter's pants, i.e. with the hammer loop that never gets used. Why they gotta but into everything?
Suppose that's my pointless rant out of the way for the day.

Hey, it's hip to be square. Carpenter pants actually sound like a good idea. Aside from shooting, the heaviest work I do is machining/welding so I just slip on an old mechanics jumpsuit. During the summer it's way too hot (110F) so I have to wear it halfway down (Think Yuubari style) which is a bit of a hazard with those loose sleeves if I don't tie them off well. But carpenter pants would fix that problem to a degree.