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the Husband fast talk me into getting a pair of low rise jeans. USD$20; Tommy Hilfiger. It's spelled correctly too, which isn't as entertaining, but what the hey...
Let me get this straight. I paid a whole twenty dollars — USD — for the express privilege of continuously feeling like my pants are falling down. All day.
How do people put up with these things?
How long does it take for you to stop feeling the urge to yoik up your pants every three seconds in public, thereby giving yourself a humongous wedgie in public?
Of course, they are a bit loose and I could maybe use a belt. But they're a Size 2. I'd already been hopping in and out of the fitting room, trying on a 6, then a 4, then a 2. I didn't have it in me to try the Size 0...
Oh, and yes, I fell for the "could you please pick up that thing from the floor for me?" ploy once. *smirk*
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I'm not sure if that feeling ever goes away.
I recently bought a pair of stretch, long and lean, low rise jeans. Wore it, then it started to rained. As you can imagine, the weight of water-pelted jeans, made me feel like my jeans were going to slip off my hips or that I would trip over the ever-increasing lengths!
After awhile, I just decided, if it's going to happen it will. And just walked around seeing when it would. Never did -- of course I kept dashing to check in the mirror. ;)
Hah, always a great excuse for wearing revealing undies! ;p
Bootcut for me! :)
Bootcut for me!
Same =)
Yikes!
The Husband says you can print out a thing from the website, take it to the Information Desk in the Food Court building and exchange it for a coupon book. I don't know if that was just a Boxing Week special though. We didn't get it because I thought it was just a printout of the directions and left it behind. =P
However I am a big fan of low rise jeans, I think that perhaps it depends very much on the style/how low it is. I like my pants more or less at my hips. None of my other low rise jeans feel like they're falling when I wear them. Granted, they are fairly tight-ish, but I'm comfortable in them.
So anyhow, it COULD BE this one particular pair. But honestly, everyone just likes things different ways. At least Husband Guy got a bit of a kick out of them, and you only spend $20 US. :)
Although, I'm not the jean nazi. If you don't like them, of course, don't wear them! :)
1. they don't rub against my appendectomy scar,
2. I don't feel that extra tightness after a full meal,
3. they rest lightly on my hip bones,
4. they give the people behind me a lovely peek at my plumber's buttcrack.
Ben (concept.blogspot.com)
HAHAHA! XD
too snug to wear all the time
Yeah, apparently there have been reported cases of mild nerve damage in the hamstrings/gluts areas from wearing low rise jeans that are too tight. =P
I slapped her on the ass and told her to behave, then she started to step aside. I grabbed onto her hips and wouldn't let her move.
[innocent] What?
You're not going anywhere!
Why not?
[whispers] Uh, look down.
[looks down] [gasps]
Yea I know! Now quit it! :P
I was all kinds of red! It's not like it wasn't noticeable enough without her helping. :P
Thankfully, such things have not happened with my lowrise jeans. Or wait, maybe it's "unfortunately" instead.
Ben (concept.blogspot.com)