Huh.

[makaveli121212]

damn thats deep bro, i like it

[VxDx]

anyone ever put there pants on backwards. I did and boy was I red in the face.

[r3dian]

I dont.

[Yanah_God]

it's been an hour and there are 7 pages of absolutely nothing!

yay for pants!

[makaveli121212]

you ever take your pants and murder them...and by that i mean cut them up and turn them into shorts

[VxDx]

what about pantaloons. What is the difference?

[hydrojakep]

i did that when i was real young, i had my parents do it i mean

[Yanah_God]

i'm on a prison computer right now

dammit, if I knew he had a family I woulda killed them too

[makaveli121212]

im starting a new art called pantography...its about pants...and their cultural significance

[Falcon]

alright, you want a serious response? fine.

heres the progression.
elementary school: your parents dress you
middle school: you start to dress yourself, but try to fit with everyone/a certain group by wearin what they wear.
high school: still alot of the same thing, but you start to realize your real identity and start to not care what everyone else does
college: you dont care. at all. most of the time you put on clothes that are clean.
post college: you still dont care. you spouse doesnt care. the only time you really look "nice" is if you have to.

now, in middle school, thats just how things go. there's no real escaping it because most middle schoolers dont have the self image or the maturity to not care about what everyone else does and do what they like. now, before everyone here thats in middle school says some unitelligent crap about "i dont care screw u i like pants" evaluate yourself. i almost guarentee that in some way or another you emulate the people that you hang out with. even if you dont, its irrelevant. as you get older you seriously begin to realize that clothes do not define the person. you start to hang out with people for who they are rather than how they look... now that gets into a whole different topic, which i'm not even gonna mess with. to be honest with you, i was a "skater" in middle school because those were the people i became friends with, and because the "preps" as a majority were stuck on themselves and treated others, each other, and their girlfriends badly. did i dress like them? yea, to some extent... i never really got into it because i didnt like spending large amounts of money on clothes ( and still dont) but thats beside the point. also, the people that you see that are still worried about appearance and clothing as they get older are increasingly shallower the older they get. to truelly mature, you must have a desire to know a person, not just know how that person looks or what they wear.

there, happy?

[dontcareaboutmyid]

i hate it when the button for pants falls off, it sucks, and then im out a pair of pants until they get fixed by the magical sewing faries

[Yanah_God]

alright, you want a serious response? fine.

heres the progression.
elementary school: your parents dress you
middle school: you start to dress yourself, but try to fit with everyone/a certain group by wearin what they wear.
high school: still alot of the same thing, but you start to realize your real identity and start to not care what everyone else does
college: you dont care. at all. most of the time you put on clothes that are clean.
post college: you still dont care. you spouse doesnt care. the only time you really look "nice" is if you have to.

now, in middle school, thats just how things go. there's no real escaping it because most middle schoolers dont have the self image or the maturity to not care about what everyone else does and do what they like. now, before everyone here thats in middle school says some unitelligent crap about "i dont care screw u i like pants" evaluate yourself. i almost guarentee that in some way or another you emulate the people that you hang out with. even if you dont, its irrelevant. as you get older you seriously begin to realize that clothes do not define the person. you start to hang out with people for who they are rather than how they look... now that gets into a whole different topic, which i'm not even gonna mess with. to be honest with you, i was a "skater" in middle school because those were the people i became friends with, and because the "preps" as a majority were stuck on themselves and treated others, each other, and their girlfriends badly. did i dress like them? yea, to some extent... i never really got into it because i didnt like spending large amounts of money on clothes ( and still dont) but thats beside the point. also, the people that you see that are still worried about appearance and clothing as they get older are increasingly shallower the older they get. to truelly mature, you must have a desire to know a person, not just know how that person looks or what they wear.

there, happy?

no, cause all that text makes my head hurt

[makaveli121212]

anyone have pants that kinda clip or hook on and there isnt a button

[Emo_PreppyKid]

alright, you want a serious response? fine.

heres the progression.
elementary school: your parents dress you
middle school: you start to dress yourself, but try to fit with everyone/a certain group by wearin what they wear.
high school: still alot of the same thing, but you start to realize your real identity and start to not care what everyone else does
college: you dont care. at all. most of the time you put on clothes that are clean.
post college: you still dont care. you spouse doesnt care. the only time you really look "nice" is if you have to.

now, in middle school, thats just how things go. there's no real escaping it because most middle schoolers dont have the self image or the maturity to not care about what everyone else does and do what they like. now, before everyone here thats in middle school says some unitelligent crap about "i dont care screw u i like pants" evaluate yourself. i almost guarentee that in some way or another you emulate the people that you hang out with. even if you dont, its irrelevant. as you get older you seriously begin to realize that clothes do not define the person. you start to hang out with people for who they are rather than how they look... now that gets into a whole different topic, which i'm not even gonna mess with. to be honest with you, i was a "skater" in middle school because those were the people i became friends with, and because the "preps" as a majority were stuck on themselves and treated others, each other, and their girlfriends badly. did i dress like them? yea, to some extent... i never really got into it because i didnt like spending large amounts of money on clothes ( and still dont) but thats beside the point. also, the people that you see that are still worried about appearance and clothing as they get older are increasingly shallower the older they get. to truelly mature, you must have a desire to know a person, not just know how that person looks or what they wear.

there, happy?

Sort of. I still don't know why everybody is stuck on clothes.

[VxDx]

What about when pants tear. That makes me sad, so I dry my tears in my plentiful supply of pants.