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What's happened to this place..?? Men in short shorts and also so very thrilled to wear women's pants.
It started with the man bun. And it got much, much worse from there. I blame the Apple store.What's happened to this place..?? Men in short shorts and also so very thrilled to wear women's pants.
What's happened to this place..?? Men in short shorts and also so very thrilled to wear women's pants.
You beat me to it! I was going to say that the best trucker shorts are the ones you make yourself. I like to cut them off short enough that the front Pocket bags hang down belo the hem. It a really cool look!I have some really nice Japanese denim cut offs for sale and I will even throw in a leather Perfecto to go with them. Very expensive though, I was thinking one billion dollars for this fit.
I would buy it but I'm afraid that a leather jacket is an invitation for trouble.I have some really nice Japanese denim cut offs for sale and I will even throw in a leather Perfecto to go with them. Very expensive though, I was thinking one billion dollars for this fit.
Of course Trucker Shorts exist.I've been a professional truck driver for four different companies since 1979. If "trucker shorts" exist, I've never heard of them except for the FedEx and UPS uniforms, and I don't consider their drivers as "truckers".
You might be the missing piece of the puzzle here. If you and some of the other truckers you know started wearing trucker shorts during the hotter months of the year then this could really take off.I've been a professional truck driver for four different companies since 1979. If "trucker shorts" exist, I've never heard of them except for the FedEx and UPS uniforms, and I don't consider their drivers as "truckers".
And this is exactly why this thread should have stayed buried in the depths of the lounge.The Öhlschläger twins from Munich were probably the most prominent advocates of trucker shorts. They wore them even in the depths of winter.
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Oh my. Apparently they were a local national treasure for their attire and public squabbling. I can't even imagine considering wearing anything like that much less wearing it in public. Still, I admire their onions for being who they were. The world certainly has some colorful inhabitants!The Öhlschläger twins from Munich were probably the most prominent advocates of trucker shorts. They wore them even in the depths of winter.
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