Marc Chevalier
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Sefton said:If a woman wears one does it become a "husband beater"?
Good question. And if a father (or mother) wears one, does it become a "child beater"?
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Sefton said:If a woman wears one does it become a "husband beater"?
jamespowers said:Uh yeah, and the laws of physics don't apply either. Cotton or any other material is just another layer that holds in heat. :eusa_doh:
Regards,
J
Roger said:You obviously are ignorant about the construction of the A-shirt. It is designed to breathe and absorb perspiration. You probably never took an elementary physics class nor know anything about clothing material.
Hemingway Jones said:Fellows, let's not argue about undershirts. Wear them or don't; it's an undershirt.
Mr. 'H' said:I'd love to source a less flimsey, more form fitting one, such as what Denzel wore, in "Devil in a Blue Dress". I thought it was an excellent look for the movie.
Lady Day said:Oh NICE shirt
Nice...
Oh wait, Im back now.
LD
carebear said:See, that's what I can't stand about you ladies. You see an attractive man and all of a sudden he's just a piece of MEAT to you! What about his inner beauty, his self-esteem, his soul?
Oh no, sex sex sex, that's all you she-wolves can think about.....
lol
resortes805 said:I am an a-shirt advocate...like the Chuck Taylor's from another thread; it's a Chicano thing.
Manny Tavares said:I agree with you. A-shirts are very comfortable, and useful. I feel naked without one.
Canadave said:What about the armpit enigma...what about that? I WANT to like and wear them as undershirts, but they won't protect my dress shirt from armpit sweat, will they?
D
resortes805 said:behind a mile wide spread collar.
Mr. 'H' said:What is it with the trend nowadays (especially in US) of men wearing shirt collars that are clearly about two inches too big. I mean, you can practically see their chests! What's with that?
resortes805 said:behind a mile wide spread collar.