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Kratos Auron
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Have you ever put on your favorite shirt, or pants, and suddenly felt an unfamiliar draft, only to find your once beloved garment now has a huge gaping hole from which humiliation and cold breezes can flow freely? Especially when the hole is in your pants crotch area. How the hell?
What do you do, and how do you feel?
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I usually wear long clothes (well, not THAT long) so I can usually hide it. At worst, I'll just put my schoolbag there...
There's nothing suspicious about a student putting his bag on his legs.
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Clothing got so bad for me for a while, and money was so bad, I had no choice but to wear the most torn up shirts and pajamas and everything. :'(
Fortunately no holes in the crotch area.
But I had no choice but to just keep wearing clothes like that...
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Ryuuka of the 7th Flame
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Holes are never anywhere but the crotch area.
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Pro-tip: Battery acid is bad for clothing.
Working with car batteries has done a number on a good deal of my jeans and pock marked a couple shirts.
I have a couple of my favorite shirts with tiny holes in them that I can't seem to bring myself to get rid of. I know I should but I tend to get far too attached to inanimate objects for my own good.
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| Dede wrote: | |
Same for me. Unless it's a really big hole haha. If it's small I just sew it up.
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I...actually did have a pair of jeans that ripped open one day. I was dropping my mom off at work when I heard a loud rip and felt cold air all the way down my leg.
The jeans were sewn, but they're good for nothing except yard work now.
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| DoubleL wrote: | Pro-tip: Battery acid is bad for clothing.
Working with car batteries has done a number on a good deal of my jeans and pock marked a couple shirts.
I have a couple of my favorite shirts with tiny holes in them that I can't seem to bring myself to get rid of. I know I should but I tend to get far too attached to inanimate objects for my own good. |
I, too, know this feel. My bike's tank was leaking gasoline through the petcock when I was hanging it up to redo the paint job. All over my favorite white v-neck. Which was dumb of me to wear while working on a rusty 30 year old bike, but I had (thus far) avoided getting grime or dirt anywhere but my hands. I had no idea that gasoline could make cloth essentially disintegrate.
Now I just have a designated "let's get messy baby" shirt. It's a white shirt that has "let's get messy baby" written on it in permanent marker. I recommend a similar shirt, DoubleL
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| DoubleL wrote: | | That looks dangerous. |
Yeah, don't want that near your crotch :p.
@Dice: I lost a fair bit lately and am struggling to find trousers that still fit so yeah, I know that issue well, albeit in reverse.
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I do this when I end up ripping holes in my leggings and can't afford new ones
I can't really do that with the holes in my jeans though :c
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Ripped jeans are cool, guys!!!!!!!!!!!
(well, if they have tears in the right places etc.)
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And the wrong places, if you're into that...
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