Have a Question? V3

[Tacymist]

 

Be boobs.

[The Dedito Gae]

What's a good/unique/clever two-person Halloween costume idea?

A human centipede.

[dyspoid]

 

What's a good/unique/clever two-person Halloween costume idea?

A human centipede.

He said two person. If you turn up to a party as a human centipede you need three people to be accurate, and you have a chance of at least one person finding it funny. I would.

 

However, if you turn up with just two people ass-to-mouth, then you're a sick f*ck.

[mr quick]

Why do parkas have this?

 

[Clem Fandango]

So that it looks nice blowing behind you in the wind.

[Crokey]

The original design of the fishtail parka was longer and and the idea of it was to be able to pull the back flaps through the legs and connect them with studs on the front, the cords could then be tightened to stop cold air getting in (you'd have a similar look to a ladies playsuit or romper). This was for use in arctic or very cold environments where you may be still for prolonged periods of time; and when the time came to move and you needed more freedom the studs could be undone quickly.

 

Kinda like the reverse of girdling your loins

 

 

However, over time the parka has become more a fashion statement and the length has gotten shorter, but the studs are still there, and for some reason like that in the photo the stud are all on the back... yeah fashion.

Edited October 7, 2016 by Crokey

[Rhoda]

Ah, now the saying "girding your loins for love" makes sense. I often charge at my wife with a sword above my head and my tackle flying everywhere when I'm ready for a night of ravenous activity.

 

Here's a related question actually. What's the tiny pocket on a pair of jeans for? I can barely fit a finger in there, let alone a singular key or some money. Someone said it was for a pocket watch, but they're hardly commonplace anymore. Wouldn't the design get phased out as fashion changes, or is Levi's expecting a new era of pocket watches with this vintage revival?

[AlienTwo]

Ah, now the saying "girding your loins for love" makes sense. I often charge at my wife with a sword above my head and my tackle flying everywhere when I'm ready for a night of ravenous activity.

 

Here's a related question actually. What's the tiny pocket on a pair of jeans for? I can barely fit a finger in there, let alone a singular key or some money. Someone said it was for a pocket watch, but they're hardly commonplace anymore. Wouldn't the design get phased out as fashion changes, or is Levi's expecting a new era of pocket watches with this vintage revival?

It's specifically designed for 25 hits of LSD.

[mr quick]

I use it for guitar picks

[Voodoo]

It's a good place to keep the tiny brushes that come with your troll dolls so you can brush their hair (some of them come with tiny brushes you can use to brush their hair with).

[Crokey]

Here's a related question actually. What's the tiny pocket on a pair of jeans for? I can barely fit a finger in there, let alone a singular key or some money. Someone said it was for a pocket watch, but they're hardly commonplace anymore. Wouldn't the design get phased out as fashion changes, or is Levi's expecting a new era of pocket watches with this vintage revival?

They were originally for pocket watches, as it gets quite bumpy out there on the range when trying to hold down a Heifer (if you know what I mean) and keep and eye on the time so can get back shootin' dem dere Injuns.

 

Since they've become an iconic part of the design they've just stayed on there and never been removed. Following the casual racist days of the wild west, they evolved for keeping a few quarters in for the jukebox at the whites only milk bar. Following the casual racist days of the 50's they were then used as a clip pocket for your Sony Walkman, cause belts were sooo last decade. Following the multicultural and casually androgynous days of the 80's they're now only really good for keeping Rubber Johnnies in, or your wedding ring when ga'in oot with the lads on the lash like.

[Spaghetti Cat]

Cigarette Lighter

[Mr. Scratch]

I hear that's where every GTA protagonist hides his weapons.

[The Dedito Gae]

I use it to put my keys all the time, if a pair of pants doesn't have that then is likely i won't use it... or i'll create a halfassed crude pocket.

[Eram]

For a lighter, like Cat said, kinda like for a quick draw or sh*t.

I do often use it for my car keys though, that damned garage device fits perfectly there.

Edited October 7, 2016 by Eram

[The Time Ranger]

Does anybody know of any free online training courses in IT?

[wjf]

Which is the easiest way to record PS3 gameplay?

Film the screen with a camcorder

[Memes]

 

Which is the easiest way to record PS3 gameplay?

Film the screen with a camcorderThat's the mark of a professional right there.

[make total destroy]

who let Top Hat in?

[Memes]

who let Top Hat in?

The door was open. You guys don't lock up very well

[Smith John]

Anybody else think Mike Pence looks and sounds like an elderly Christian Bale?

[Not A Nice Person]

What is a good news app with notifications? I am using CNN with my S7 and I've noticed CNN is always late with breaking news, and they give you their breaking news.

[AlienTwo]

What is a good news app with notifications? I am using CNN with my S7 and I've noticed CNN is always late with breaking news, and they give you their breaking news.

They are all about the same... I use CNN, Fox and BBC and they seem to rotate between being the first, fox is often early though... but the fox app sucks, you only get this annoying ticker and it's always asking for you to rate it. Even after you do... CNN is good, except that they treat Brad and Angelina as as important as active shooter situations with tons and tons of "updates."

[mr quick]

I get really uncomfortable being a passenger, no matter who's driving. It has nothing to with their driving. If a friend offers to drive somewhere/pick me up, I always lie because the thought of being a passenger makes me really uncomfortable/nervous(sweating, stressing, fidgeting, biting nails, other compulsive behaviour), without knowing why.

The only "bad" experience I've had in traffic is that the first time I was a passenger after I got my license, my friend crashed with another car on the main road(to which I'm adjacent) after 50 meters at the most. I certainly don't remember it as particularly jarring; I laughed and chuckled for an hour straight IIRC.

 

I don't really have a specific question regarding this but I'm sure as heck looking for possible answers to why I'm like this and what to do about it

[Rhoda]

Do you feel nauseous whilst you're actually moving, or is it more that you're not in control of the vehicle? If it's the former, you've probably got motion sickness to some degree. How do you fare on boats and planes?

[mr quick]

Definitely the latter. I have no issues with boats and planes.

[dudclub55]

Probably just trust issues.

[trip]

Disclaimer - I'm the last person to comment on fashion. No disrespect to the millennial generation.

 

 

 

Why do millennials all wear their clothes one size too small?

[dudclub55]

Disclaimer - I'm the last person to comment on fashion. No disrespect to the millennial generation.

 

 

 

Why do millennials all wear their clothes one size too small?

 

What's 'too small'?

As in it hardly fits or is about the right fit? I personally like to wear clothes that are about the right fit because it makes me look bigger than I actually am (I'm pretty short).

[Michael]

Why do millennials all wear their clothes one size too small?

I have never heard from anyone that they buy their clothes one size too small here, I'm not a millennial myself, well I was born just before that time so I can't really call myself a millennial but I usually prefer to buy sweaters and shirts one size larger than my actual size, nothing more really. Edited October 13, 2016 by Michael