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What are your favorite jeans?


No, I hear ya. I don't want some saleschick measuring me and bugging me in the fitting room. Blech. Lucky is a different experience than that. Totally laid back. You tell then what you want in a pair of jeans, and they come back 2 minutes later with a coupla styles for you to try on. They'll pull from the sale rack, too.

Is it wrong for me to want to watch? opcorn2:
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It's kind of embarrassing. I'm trying to spank her fanny, but I can't reach that high. :lol:
 
I haven't worn a pair of jeans in years. I have multiple pairs of slacks, some khakis, athletic pants I used to ski in, and many pairs of shorts.

Jeans just aren't that comfortable to me.
 
rivrrat said:
In British english, a "fanny" is a ... *****.

Those Brits always have been kind of backasswards
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I learned that the hard way during a presentation back in the early 90s..."Fell right on their fannies" brought weird looks...a few gasps...but mostly snickers of laughter...
 
VanceMack said:
I learned that the hard way during a presentation back in the early 90s..."Fell right on their fannies" brought weird looks...a few gasps...but mostly snickers of laughter...
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I found out when I mentioned wearing a fanny pack to one of my British friends.

He laughed... and laughed... and laughed some more
 
Levi's 501 button-fly (the older and more broken-in, the better)
 

Levi's and Converse One Star. I also like Dickies; one of my favorite pairs of pants is some black Dickie corduroys.
All of my pants and jeans have to be low-cut, because I seriously can't stand anything pinching me around the waist; I've always been that way.
I also like my jeans to be wide/flared at the ankle.
I tend to keep my jeans for years, until they're completely disreputable-looking and covered with patches; once I get them broke in and comfortable and perfect, I don't want to give them up. I'll wear them to tatters first. :lol:
 
rivrrat said:
In British english, a "fanny" is a ... *****.
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Other UK-ish terms for ***** include "front bum", "cunny", and "bits".

"No need to beat the bloody door down, ye feckin' wanker! I'll be out as soon as I get done shaving me bits!"
 
My wife has a pair of very loose fitting jeans where the crotch area has worn out completely. Those are probably my favorite.
 
Harry Guerrilla said:
I was trying to pick on you but now I think it was poorly executed.
White jeans are ugly in my opinion.
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Better on men than on women.
First, most women don't have the ass to pull off white; second, Murphy's Law dictates that you will hemorrhage massively from the vagina the second you step outside your door wearing white below the waist.
 
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