Duluth Firehose pants
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Ya don't say. Now Daniel is talking about tailored suits from England. Where are the days when he only drank Bud Light, had a beat up D1, couldn't use proper grammar to save his life and wore $99 suits. Next he'll be talking about IPAs, criticizing other peoples grammar, taking foodie pics, playing vinyl records and owning backyard chickens - oh wait. What's next - Whole Foods, skinny jeans, scarves, rejecting consumerism, going to college, reading Jack Kerouac, watching indie films, starting a blog and buying a fixed gear bike?
We want our old Daniel back.
I'm trying to steer this thread away from fashion and to something awesome like beer or sheet cake.
I've got some $99 suits. Those are great for this time of year and in the early spring when the ground has not quite frozen and cemeteries are a mud pit. Same with $59 shoes. They have their place.
Well I know what I am doing this weekend! Key is don't let those rose decorations get stale and hard - otherwise you get one jammed up in there.
I don't recall suggesting that avoiding protective clothing was a bad idea, or that wearing common clothing for dangerous jobs is a great idea. It simply can be done, and it can be done routinely and in a reasonably safe manner.
I'm very careful around chainsaws. I've been lucky a few times, actually. I ran across an unmarked spiked tree once. The whole area ground to a halt, and quite a few more were found at cutting height; with no notifications.
If you're going to do that, common courtesy dictates a fucking warning. One way or another, you've slowed down or stopped the operation for a while.
I know what I said. Approved protective clothing is safety equipment. I would consider such clothing to include items that are task-specific, rather than simply a bit tougher than other options. An example would be comparing jeans designed with motorcycling in mind, with armored leather suits.
That might indeed be a bit of a cop out, but it's a natural progression.
Actually, you guys pretty much dress up like me when you head out to camel camp. What does that make you? You go out to play rough and dirty, and before doing so you put on your damned Kennith costume.
I'll admit to being a wierdo. I'm certainly not normal, but neither are you.
Perhaps I should have said you play one on the internet. Nobody will ever squeeze the red out of your neck. You like to think you know where it's at, man, but deep down there is still a hick with mud on his roof for a week and a pile of product stickers.
A polo shirt won't cure that. You'll just look like the guy who rented a shirt so the club would let him on the course. You'd feel much better about yourself if you just left the beer closet and dug into a case of Coors Light.
I contend that you have not. Very few who haven't seen me have seen my type.
Cheers,
Kennith
Pastel polo shirts, cargo shorts, leather sandals, and Costa Del Mar sunglasses on lanyards...
That's the Eastern NC uniform, right there. You walk into the shirt section in Belk any time during the spring or summer, and it's like an Easter bomb went off in the place.
Let's not forget the ENC side part, either. Got to have that comb over, or you just aren't cool.:rofl:
Cheers,
Kennith
That's one sexy bird, right there. There's nothing like a blowjob involving removable teeth.
Cheers,
Kennith
Haha, that's the truth. Sounds like every frat bro in Virginia as well...
BTW, I put two thick coats of wax on a pair of old jeans and wore them out to dinner last night which was a six or seven block walk in the rain. They were pretty wet when I got to dinner. My Fjällräven jacket with one light coat of wax on it stayed totally dry.
I'll be sure to let people know that I'm capable of having feelings now.:rofl:
Cheers,
Kennith