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- Wed Jul 14, 2010 12:54 pm
- Forum: Never Again!!
- Topic: Why you should ALWAYS wear a gunbelt
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Re: Why you should ALWAYS wear a gunbelt
Wow. Those sound like they were way past "worn-out". (As I typed this, the pun occurred to me - started to say, "No pun intended", but then decided that it was a good pun, so I'll take credit for it!).
(As I typed this, the pun occurred to me - started to say, "No pun intended", but then decided that it was a good pun, so I'll take credit for it!). - Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:45 pm
- Forum: Never Again!!
- Topic: Why you should ALWAYS wear a gunbelt
- Replies: 27
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Re: Why you should ALWAYS wear a gunbelt
Ok, I have been puzzling on this for a while now. I must be missing something here, because in the universe I live in our shorts are sewn together in the crotch and (typically) worn over boxers. As such, I don't see how the boxers fall down while the shorts stay up.TexasComputerDude wrote:I ran out of boxers one day and decided to wear an old pair, lets just say that the elastic was GONE and they were full of holes. Well, I had my belt and gun on and some jean shorts and I was walking into the hardware store and all of a sudden... oh nooooo, I felt something sliding and well my shorts and gun stayed up but my boxers hit the floor.
I even wondered if this was like a hinway, but couldn't see that either.
What am I missing?
