I'm going to start wearing my pants inside out

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KentPhilip replied

9 July 2011, 10:56
Just wear them on your head.
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TimberWolf replied

9 July 2011, 10:48
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

You could just wash them.

Could do, but it's an inefficient way of turning pants inside out, a 1 in 10 chance at best.
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MarillionFan replied

9 July 2011, 10:46
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

No, not like superman, turned inside out.

All the worst bits of pants are on the inside, while the better workmanship is lavished* on the outside. To wit, the stitching on the waist, which can itch, the ridge of material that joins the pants together and makes the fly and other edges, and the label. All on the inside and a source of irritation. This innovative solution to an everyday problem may turn out to be pants though, which apparently means bad.

* or at least the effort put into the comfort of pants that cost £2 for 3

You could just wash them.
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TimberWolf started a topic I'm going to start wearing my pants inside out

9 July 2011, 10:45
I'm going to start wearing my pants inside out

No, not like superman, turned inside out.

All the worst bits of pants are on the inside, while the better workmanship is lavished* on the outside. To wit, the stitching on the waist, which can itch, the ridge of material that joins the pants together and makes the fly and other edges, and the label. All on the inside and a source of irritation. This innovative solution to an everyday problem may turn out to be pants though, which apparently means bad.

* or at least the effort put into the comfort of pants that cost £2 for 3
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