JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
Mine usually aren't on long enough at weddings to worry about a belt...
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JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
Mine usually aren't on long enough at weddings to worry about a belt...
Reckon they stay on your head longer with a belt.
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JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
I'm with you, JK. Belt goes through first, then pants go on. The other ways sounds too finicky.
Nah, I don't do a pre belt up, sounds very Kramer-like
Yep, strides on then belt on, how could it not be easier with the strides fixed in place?
JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
Mine usually aren't on long enough at weddings to worry about a belt...
I usually try to have a belt before a wedding too ..
JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
I'm with you, JK. Belt goes through first, then pants go on. The other ways sounds too finicky.
Nah, I don't do a pre belt up, sounds very Kramer-like
Yep, strides on then belt on, how could it not be easier with the strides fixed in place?
Because you can't see the little loopy things behind you, much easier to pre-belt .. Give it a go, we'll call it the returned Rebel Raider favour
JK wrote:Righto, whilst suiting up for a wedding on the weekend, other members of the party found it quite humorous watching me put belt through the pants loopholes, prior to putting them on. Seems I was the only bloke in the room to do it this way .. Anyone else set the belt up before putting their strides on?
I'm with you, JK. Belt goes through first, then pants go on. The other ways sounds too finicky.
Yep, strides on then belt on, how could it not be easier with the strides fixed in place?
Because you can't see the little loopy things behind you, much easier to pre-belt .. Give it a go, we'll call it the returned Rebel Raider favour
Belt threaded first then Pants on????
Aren't you able reach behind to feel* where your "little loopy things" are to thread your belt, JK???
Ever have any trouble getting her bra off.....
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
JK wrote:Because you can't see the little loopy things behind you, much easier to pre-belt .. Give it a go, we'll call it the returned Rebel Raider favour
There's 6 loops, one either side at the front, one on each hip and two near the back and I haven't seen the top of my strides for years!
JK wrote:Because you can't see the little loopy things behind you, much easier to pre-belt .. Give it a go, we'll call it the returned Rebel Raider favour
There's 6 loops, one either side at the front, one on each hip and two near the back and I haven't seen the top of my strides for years!
See if you pre-belt, you'll magically be able to see the top of your strides again. You know it makes it sense!
I also button up my shirts before putting them on.
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What's a date again? My wife won't let me go on one...
Politicians kissing babies for good luck, TV preachers sell salvation for a buck. You don't need no golden cross to tell you wrong from right, The world's worst murderers were those who saw the light.
What's a date again? My wife won't let me go on one...
Over-rated, you gotta sit there and listen to sh!t while someone else is running your tab up when you know after 5 minutes whether you really wanna be there or not. Chicks and their phones kill most dates.
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norwood8 wrote:Why single ply toilet paper is a thing?
You don't save anymore paper because you use three times the amount. Whether they are environmental hippies or tight-asses, they are achieving nothing but annoyance.
Is there a worse feeling than busting into a cubicle and looking left/right, post initial despatch, to see something resembling a pack of Tally-Ho's fixed to the wall?
norwood8 wrote:Why single ply toilet paper is a thing?
You don't save anymore paper because you use three times the amount. Whether they are environmental hippies or tight-asses, they are achieving nothing but annoyance.
Is there a worse feeling than busting into a cubicle and looking left/right, post initial despatch, to see something resembling a pack of Tally-Ho's fixed to the wall?
