• Agent641@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    I was tge opposite for like 30 years. Jeans in every weather. 1 degree C and working outdoors? Jeans. 42 degrees C and raining? The same jeans.

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      I’m the same but mostly because of health issues.

      I live in country side and have some farm work to do, but because I’m allergic to grass and dandruff ( don’t know the exact word for english ) if I go out in short’s I will end up with legs full of red spots and itchy af.

      When working with hayballs I literally need to have long sleeves and a mask to not have red spots on hands and not start to have problems breathing at times when my allergy is in full throthle at 30-40 celcius weather in summer.

      The irony of being in countryside and having a farm but being allergic to what you work with.

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    7 months ago

    I know a guy who always wears shorts, even in freezing winter temperatures. Hell, he got married in shorts.

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    7 months ago

    Postie legs! I am a proud owner of some Royal Mail branded shorts and I occasionally cosplay as a postie with my hot Scottish legs.

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      7 months ago

      Do postman shorts last longer than other types of shorts? Is there a special shop they get them from?

      I keep wearing massive holes in the crotches of mine. It’s only my undercrackers that stop my plums dangling out.

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        Pretty sure they’re issued to staff and you can’t buy them, they do seem to be higher quality than the usual corporate branded sheite. Had them for a few years now and my plums remain well secured.

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        LBJ’s presidential tapes had him talking to some trouser company, and it’s hilarious with “And another thing…the crotch, down where your nuts hang, is always a little too tight” while letting a couple belches out. Teach played it in our Vietnam War class in college to demonstrate how he was a crass character.

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    Doesn’t even get cold in England any more. I’ve worn long trousers like twice in the last 4 years, and both times were for funerals.

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    I love in the land of harsh winter even for Canadians, but one thing I’m never worried about are my legs. So long as the core and head are protected, I could wear shorts no problem. Legs are not the spot we are losing heat, especially the calves.

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      It hit 10 degrees one day this week and I thought I was free from pants. Went to Costco in an Asian area and everyone was dressed like it was -40 and I was getting incredulous looks but it was so nice out it wasn’t even chilly

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      The bottom half. The extra length makes everything fit worse and be uncomfortable.

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    I read about the guy who lost his legs because he fell asleep in his car with wet socks on a cold night.

    Only white dude things.