Those pants with the giant legs that are in style for women now. Unless very thin or six feet tall they make the wearer look like an Oompa Loompa.
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Those pants with the giant legs that are in style for women now. Unless very thin or six feet tall they make the wearer look like an Oompa Loompa.
Maybe they are all fans of C.Thovex's pants game? Seeing the occasional *hella baggy* pants out on the hill these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I go to my local AAA office to get a lot of DMV type stuff done. No appt needed, and usually only have to wait a few minutes. They can't do everything but would be worth checking on.
The pants I'm talking about aren't exactly "baggy," just have very wide legs. Here's an example: https://www.ae.com/us/en/p/women/pan...t4840004&gQT=1
I’ve been seeing skiers and borders wearing super baggy black pants these days. I think one brand was “Trashbags”. Hilarious, but I cannot make fun. I was a 90s skateboarder kid and definitely took part in that style the last time it made the rounds.
Even more hilarious would be white Trash bags, instead of black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
https://trashbagsworld.com/cdn/shop/...g?v=1726772557Pics shot in my own backyard means they must be a CO local company:https://trashbagsworld.com/products/...42084785520742 And yeah, they come in white: [img]https://trashbagsworld.com/cdn/shop/...g?v=1726772557[/img]
AD-- who's looking at the legs.
Well, no one, because they can't be seen beneath those giant pants.
Actually saw a pair of pants on a tall blond woman recently - AD is correct.
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Originally Posted by The AD
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How the fuck did we go from see through yoga pants to that shit in like 2 years?</p>
I tried to buy some new pants recently and this style is everywhere and I agree that it’s straight up unflattering. Quite vexingQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I love that the jibbers are wearing huge pants.
They ack like a governor and they're easier to get past.
That was like 12-13 years ago. A full generation ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by GiBo
The pendulum swung from skinny jeans to JNCO jeans in the same time period. The cutting edge of fashion is usually really weird and shortlived.
Weren’t those giant legged pants in vogue around ytwok?
At what age do people stop caring about fashion and favor function?
VT is always way behind the times, so there are plenty of folks wearing tights or tight jeans still. And those new sack like pants aren't very practical. Folks tend to wear more practical clothing here. I've seen some mom jeans sneak in, but that's as far as it has gone. Down in Burlington there might be a different scene, but I don't go there much.
I read a story in the New York Times recently (okay, the photo of a girl in tight workout clothing drew me in) discussing the dichotomy between Millennials and Gen Zers regarding what is appropriate workout attire. Apparently the Millennials prefer tight-fitting clothes whereas the Zoomers like loose clothes. Go Millennials, I say!
I hate to see the girls wearing tights everywhere era come to an end. It truly has been a magical time in human evolution. I hope to live long enough to see its resurgence in a few decades.
Amen.
Normally, my weird little town is way behind the times, but sadly we were way out front on the stupid stove pipe pants.
Got a new dog from the shelter about ten days ago. Notice a few blood spots on her bed and assume she scraped a paw. Notice more blood and check her paws: nothing. Finally realized she's bleeding from her lady parts and call the shelter vet for an appointment. Vet calls back and says "uh, she's probably not actually spayed and is in heat."
Motherfucker. Apparently she was an owner surrender and when the owner claimed she was spayed no one checked
Our shelters have clinics that generally spay at low or no cost. Worth asking. But that owner doubly sucks. Worse if you get a batch of puppies
Credit card processing "convenience" fees. That shit pisses me right the fuck off.
Haha shit, it hadn't crossed my mind she could be knocked up. I'm pretty sure we're safe--she hasn't been around other dogs-- but I'll ask the vet to check. I think the shelter org is going to do us a solid on the spay pricing, so should be fine other than the betrayed looks that we'll be getting for the next few months.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
Credit card fees in general. In Europe these are limited to about 0.3%. Often 2-3% here.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnjam