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I wear shirts with poppers! that way when the women can't restrain themselves as usual I can do them up afterwards!
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Two buttons are fine but after 50 there has to be a t-shirt underneath or it's a bit unsightly.
Shorts are verboten. People can get queazy.
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Never had a problem with either although for the second that is probably more luck than judgement.Originally posted by vetran View Posthe is projecting as usual he still thinks you have erectile dysfunction and a nasty little rash!
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Only wear shirts at funeral these days. What I really hate is jeans with buttons instead of zips, when yer need a pee it takes you ages to get yer thingy out.
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Close but the t shirt is more like this

and i ain't fat, bald and old either.
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Work from home, so have a sweaty t-shirt on, after visiting the driving range at lunch.
Do you people seriously still travel to a clients business to work. Man, that's so 2000 and late.
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It's not a true Hasslehoff unless you have at least 4 buttons undone.
Smooth chests need not apply.
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