Or the even more ridiculous trinity knot.
There are definite does and donāts, good buddy, of wearing a bold striped shirt.
Only thing that worked for me was to wear 2xu compression shorts under my running shorts. Stops your junk bouncing about and stops your thighs rubbing together.
I confess that my entire wardrobe consists of only sweats and ādress sweatsā, because Iām fancy like that.
My "business casual is throwing a blazer over a tshirt or thermal undershirt and dresspants over workout tights
I wore a pair of sweat pants outside for the first time in my life the other day on a walk around the neighborhood. Felt weird, but nice. Idk if Iād do it again.
Rule for Life: Comfort before beauty - every day of the week and twice on Sunday. ![]()
I was thinking at my last stress/echo Iād like to get some fancy new sweats, maybe the kind that make the zyzz sound with the stripes.
I just canāt do it man. Iāll never ever do cargo pockets either. Friggin sickos running around out there with all that pocket space
I love econ, but sometimes I wish I didnāt automatically jump into a cost benefit analysis that ends with me deciding not to do what I wantā¦
I want some throwback snap off sweats
Proud sicko here. Itās either pockets or a fanny pack
Cargo pockets are great if youāre kinda tubby. They fill out a lot of negative space where muscle should be so the wearer doesnāt just look like an abdomen with legs.
And if you really want to feel like something youāre not- camo, dark shades, tattered ball cap- bada bing - your a Gravy Seal.
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Thanks for the literal lol; Iāve never heard the apt term Gravy Seal before.
To be fair, itās a phrase I must have picked up somewhere on the interwebs.
As did I
But since I know the source (you), you get credit for it on my end.
I confess that I donāt really appreciate nature.
I think itās pretty, but I much prefer cityscapes. I like hiking for the exercise.
Large stretches of Farmland/fields or open landscapes give me anxiety
āIām not afraid of heights. Iām afraid of widths.ā.
Steven Wright
