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Garments
How long till garments are eliminated completely?
How long until they are modified significantly? I would greatly appreciate a shortened boxer brief so that I could wear some 1980s shorts sometimes, but I generally feel comfortable in my garments. I still wear them. On the other hand, my wife quit wearing her garments on the honeymoon and never wore them again. There must be a way to improve them. I have it on good authority that there are a couple of BYU professors who still wear garments extending to wrists and ankles. Crazy. |
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Interesting thing is that they have made a TON of improvement with the female garments. Better fabric choices, tighter fitting, capped sleeves, and less riding and bunching! |
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Another example of why women should be allowed to make some of the rules; or at least be consulted...... |
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One piece
My father always wore one piece because he didn't want elastic on his waist. I'm a woman and I like my garments. I wear spanks on the bottom with a skirt so I can hike them up and blame the girdle! :p
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I have a lot of coworkers asking me why I wear basketball shorts under my slacks. The worst part is that because I am inactive, my mom still buys them for me. |
Sweetheart
Your mom must be a sweetheart. She wants you back in. You should probably listen to her because she seems very wise.
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Did you become a piano player? I failed. None of mine can play and I wanted to raise an accompanist! I should've beat them! |
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Follow the prophet is the creepiest song ever written. |
Still small voice?
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Primary piano player is best calling. See the hilarious kids but not actually have to deal with them or the frequently absent teachers!:p |
Sometimes I run on my treadmill just in my garments while I listen to Chariots of Fire.
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Disturbing on so many levels
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I don't give you crap if your mom buys you a chador. |
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I'm traveling in Italy. Hit the Vatican and all the major religious sites in Rome. It's ironic how here of all places you don't see any of the awful literalism and superstition you see in Latin American Catholicism and US Protestantism (including Mormonism). It's all symbolism and much of it is quite clearly of a piece with the forerunner pagan belief systems. No doubt this is what has liberated this part of the world essentially to be the fountainhead of Western visual arts if not much other creativity.
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