[Falkon]

Well, I'm biking back from work and a roll by these two teenagers walking down the other side of the road. I swear I heard one of them say "put some pants on." I wasn't even wearing my lycra, I was wearing the baggies.

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[nova]

Well, I'm biking back from work and a roll by these two teenagers walking down the other side of the road. I swear I heard one of them say "put some pants on." I wasn't even wearing my lycra, I was wearing the baggies.


should have said somethign like "hey big boys" or kiss my naked *****

Personaly i dont think i could bring my self to saying it least not in my own town .

[SingingSabre]

"Learn how to wear pants."

or...

"Put a belt on."

:)

[0_emissions :=)]

"Learn how to wear pants."

or...

"Put a belt on."

:)
:D :D :D

[DanPT]

Well, I'm biking back from work and a roll by these two teenagers walking down the other side of the road. I swear I heard one of them say "put some pants on." I wasn't even wearing my lycra ...

Were you that guy? (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=212198)
;)

[sgtsmile]

Not that new, happened to me right after picking up my daughter from the babysitter while we were walking home together (I was in lycra, walking the bike). Some kids said "put some clothes on" at me. I just laughed and rolled my eyes.

[slagjumper]

Not that I am into the Creative Anachronism movement, but I miss the good old days of loin cloths.

[trackhub]

Is this the latest trend among teenaged males? Telling other people how to dress, while they're the ones in the grampy pants, over-sized t-shirts, and the hat-on-backwards? ( I don't have kids. Will someone please explain this? )

Next time, I think I'll say "I heard Ringling Brothers is hiring. You should go and apply".

[sbhikes]

Or even better, these guys who wear pants that are somehow defying the laws of gravity and holding on below the little crease of the butt cheeks. How do they accomplish this? And wearing this to the office no less. How do they get away with it? Oh, yeah, that's right. He's the boss's son.

[ajay677]

Is this the latest trend among teenaged males? Telling other people how to dress, while they're the ones in the grampy pants, over-sized t-shirts, and the hat-on-backwards? ( I don't have kids. Will someone please explain this? )

Next time, I think I'll say "I heard Ringling Brothers is hiring. You should go and apply".

That's what they see the gangstas in the 'hood' wearing on all those MTV videos, so they copy the look.

On another note the big baggy clothes make it easy to hide weapons, stolen merchandise, burglary tools, or bike theft tools. The hoodies are convenient for concealing your identity. The baggy, ***** exposing, falling down pants are actually good for the cops. It's hard for them to run from the cops when their pants are falling down or they have to use one hand to hold them up while they run. Many of the kids I get at work tell me they were caught because they couldn't run with their baggy pants. Some say they don't even try to run because they know their pants will slow them down.

[catatonic]

bah, that's the perfect time to throw your hands up in the air, and start gyrating your hips while making loud whooping sounds.

...of course in some places, that could probably end up pretty badly....use this technique with discretion.