Non-sequitars

Lucifer_Carroll

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Okay, personally the level of quasi-depressing threads and the overall seriousness is starting to get to me a little and so, I'd like to start a thread completely and utterly devoted to the pursuit of frivilous nonsense. Thus, without further ado:

Pants, what's with them? Why do they always seem to contain killer sheep and is denim the anti-christ?
 
Lucifer_Carroll said:
Pants, what's with them?

Are we talking the UK version, as in trousers, or normal speak :D as in jocks and panties? Because you don't know how many times I've said 'pants' both as a swear word or when referring to trousers, and get this shocked look from the british.
 
She moans, she groans, she pants.

Yeah. I like pants.
 
Liar said:
She moans, she groans, she pants.

Yeah. I like pants.

LOL liar.. love that.

slacks and trousers.. remind me of my father.. why couldnt he just say pants?
 
vella_ms said:
LOL liar.. love that.

slacks and trousers.. remind me of my father.. why couldnt he just say pants?

I agree, sounds old-fashioned. My grandmother still calls them slacks and she call jeans Dungarees. (spelled right?)
 
cheerful_deviant said:
I agree, sounds old-fashioned. My grandmother still calls them slacks and she call jeans Dungarees. (spelled right?)

My mom says Dungarees, I hate that, it sounds like pants for kangaroos.:rolleyes:
 
cheerful_deviant said:
I agree, sounds old-fashioned. My grandmother still calls them slacks and she call jeans Dungarees. (spelled right?)

Was your grandmother in the Navy, by chance? That's what denim work clothes are called...you know, the uniform they're not supposed to wear in public view offbase?
 
Classic nonsequitar

ABSTRUSE said:
My mom says Dungarees, I hate that, it sounds like pants for kangaroos.:rolleyes:


Indeed...<nodding>

<looking more closely at your head>
Your hair wants cutting.

<g><wink>
 
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Remec said:
Indeed...<nodding>

<looking more closely at your head>
Your hair wants cutting.

<g><wink>

You don't like it long? I think it looks great long,especially when I'm wearing dungarees.:)
 
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ABSTRUSE said:
You don't like it long? I think it looks great long,especially when I'm wearing dungarees.:)

<nod>
Just what I was thinking, blue is a wonderful colour.

<g>
 
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ABSTRUSE said:
yes it is, very calming too!

Indeed, those heavy clouds work wonders for me as well. You know what they say, "Tut, tut, looks like rain!"
 
Gee, when I was a girl we called 'em bluejeans and only wore them to play outdoors (never to school, when visiting family, or any public place). Our Ked play shoes we called tennies, for tennis shoes, though no one in my family ever played tennis. We also had 'dress' shoes and 'school' shoes.

Perdita
 
The etymology of "pants" is interesting; the word was originally a disparagement:


pantaloons - 1661, "kind of tights" (originally a Fr. fashion and execrated as such by late 17c. Eng. writers), associated with Pantaloun (1590), silly old man character in It. comedy who wore tight trousers over his skinny legs, from It. Pantalone, originally San Pantaleone, Christian martyr, a popular saint in Venice (Pantaleone in the comedies represents the Venetian). The name is of Gk. origin and means "all-compassionate." Applied to tight long trousers (replacing knee-breeches) by 1798; pants is a shortened form first recorded 1840.
 
slacks bring to mind:
polyester.. searsuckers..
could be a new kink.. :eek:
 
ABSTRUSE said:
I think of plaid golf pants.....:eek:

mmmm well golf makes me think of clubs.. and dr's..
swinging medication?

wait this isnt word association thread... ive lost my way
 
vella_ms said:
mmmm well golf makes me think of clubs.. and dr's..
swinging medication?

wait this isnt word association thread... ive lost my way

Did you take your meds today????:confused:
 
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