PANTS on the ground

Damn kids that walk around with their pants on the ground and their underware showing, I'd like to give 'em a good swift kick in the @ss (undershorts) What is so about that. I think it's more disrespectfull. My kid's better not come up with the idea, guess a new fad will be out till then

AA130FIREMAN wrote:Damn kids that walk around with their pants on the ground and their underware showing, I'd like to give 'em a good swift kick in the @ss (undershorts) What is so about that. I think it's more disrespectfull. My kid's better not come up with the idea, guess a new fad will be out till then

I usually yell at them. They look like flaming idiots. They don't act any smarter either.

Stick with the swift yet loving boot in the ass AA & IOF. Worked with 5 out of six for me--Jimmy the Greek would be happy w/ those numbers.

I think bell bottoms, collars the size of hang gliders, and mutton chops deserve a swift kick in the ass.

At least we wore our pants tight and our ties were skinny.

Yep they like idiots. A swift kick in the ass would be a good thing for these little morons. I know when I was growing up, I got my ass kicked more than once........... even at school (I guess I was a little slow or something)

When I was in school there were no patch pockets(jeans) & you had to wear a button down shirt with a collar, girls had to either be in a dress(hem below the knees) or non form fitting slacks & a sleeved blouse. I see these kids waiting for the bus now & think that they shouldn't even be allowed to board the bus, & the teachers aren't much better. Then after school it was home first school clothes off & play clothes on, or you didn't get to leave the house until all homework was done. Those days are long gone & we all survived.

chubs wrote:

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When they first started wearing them they were tagged as booster pants by the retail sector because they could fill their pockets & not be detected.

Give the exposed underwear a squirt of wasp spray, it will soak into 'the crack' and make it's way to those sensitive nerve endings..

And then the fun begins.. ever see someone 'dance' who sat on a fireant nest?

Greg L