View Poll Results: Hand-me-downs at age 30+?
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Hand-me-downs at age 30+?
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From: Nashville
Would you accept barely worn jean from a brother in law who has outgrown them? My wife gets this pile of ****ing pants that my brother in law Rick has outgrown and says HERE.... I looked at her like WHAT THE ****!!!! Hand-me-downs sucked at age 5 I cannot imagine wearing someone else's yucky (but almost new) clothing...especially at age 32!!!!.?
Just my thoughts....anyone else have a view?
Scot
Just my thoughts....anyone else have a view?
Scot
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From: So Cal
lol talk about your pride being taken from ya... cant really relate since im a only child, but i can imagine the pain of being offered hand-me-downs at that age. revolt! tell your wife your not gonna take that stuff and make a trip to your local salvation army!
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From: West Henrietta UPSTATE NY
Call me confused then.
I'm in my 40's and I get hand-me-downs from my teenage nephew.
For a great price (nothing!) it keeps me in very expensive jeans, so I can spend my money on such things as racing brake pads and R-compound tires!
I'm okay with the fact that I have kept myself in good shape and can slip into my nephew's pants! In fact I'm darn proud of it!
I'm in my 40's and I get hand-me-downs from my teenage nephew.
For a great price (nothing!) it keeps me in very expensive jeans, so I can spend my money on such things as racing brake pads and R-compound tires!
I'm okay with the fact that I have kept myself in good shape and can slip into my nephew's pants! In fact I'm darn proud of it!
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From: Austin
When I lived in Florida, I was part of a "clothing pool." I was part of a group of girls, all about the same size; every 6 months or so, we would go through our closets, pull out anything we hadn't worn and didn't anticipate wearing that season, and we would meet for dinner. After dinner, we would all scrounge through the huge pile of clothes, and whatever didn't go home with someone was donated to the battered women's shelter.
So in short, no, wearing someone else's clothes doesn't freak me out. Hell, in high school, we used to borrow each other's clothes all the time, so what's the difference?
So in short, no, wearing someone else's clothes doesn't freak me out. Hell, in high school, we used to borrow each other's clothes all the time, so what's the difference?
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From: Nashville
ahahahaha..... ok..so if i accept (which i did not) the clothes then we happen to see Rick and family in the mall "HEY, THOSE USED TO BE MY JEANS"....AHAHAHAH.... o well.... i am not wearing someone else's pants.... my boys like their own house!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]I can't believe you guys are all missing the subliminal (sp?) message that Scot's wife is giving him.
GET A JOB LOSER!
HA!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]I can't believe you guys are all missing the subliminal (sp?) message that Scot's wife is giving him.
GET A JOB LOSER!
HA!
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From: In the heart of the USSA!
Hell yes I'd wear them. I'm a tight bastard anyway and besides jeans feel better after they've been worn a few times. If the problem is that you don't like where they came from I can understand it.