Sway: ... I got locks
O: ... You look tight.
Now all we can do is wait.
Also, Deborah, it is the thong that sells the look. Having said that, chicks need to pull their pants up.
]]>Then, I imagined Bush or McCain or, god forbid, Palin trying to answer this question.
I'm buying the champagne today. It's seems tiny, but the idea of a president who can respond to this question without seeming like either (a) a total prick or (b) completely out of touch... it gets me a little giddy.
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]]>not one. false. note.
it's incredible.
by contrast, kerry (whom i voted for) took some flak the other week for that "depends" joke about mccain.
i saw a clip of him explaining how he didn't really mean it and anyhow everyone tells that joke and anyhow how the punch line is "it depends".
man, it was so lame i was almost glad he hadn't won.
i have seen better excuse-making from a five year-old covered from ear to ear in the strawberry pie he wasn't supposed to touch.
i am just in awe of the man. and since i'm voting for my tenth democratic presidential candidate, i'm too damned old to be a gushing fan. but, damn.
]]>If you’re not invited to the event, why dress for it?
]]>To the thong thang...It's flat out nasty to have one's ass out of their pants. Even if it is considered to be an ass worth showing, my point is beyond that of public decency but of hygiene. The ass crack is not the cleanest part of the body and I shudder at the thought of ass juice on a seat in the bus or on a chair at a restaurant. Yuck. Just cover that ass up please.
]]>Seriously, I look at it as a way of people showing their individuality, and some versions of that make me shake my head and wonder what they're trying to show. If it happens in my classroom, I'm fine with it as long as there's nothing that causes a hostile learning environment. Somebody wants to show their boxers, I'm fine with it, as long as there aren't any skidmarks.
Did I go too far with that last one? I always do that.
]]>The future President just brought the soft power to the clothing wars.
I predict a tsunami of trousers with a traditional fit, quite possibly with shirts tucked all the way in.
the guy radiates gravitas, and you want to earn his respect.
the mtv announcer--one of the arbiters of cool to millions of youth--was clearly ready to do what ever it took to earn his respect. if his pants had been drooping, he would have jumped up and pulled up his pants.
yeah, soft power is a good way to describe it.
i can only hope he continues to use it for good.
]]>To me, giant pants are on the weird end of the fashion spectrum, like giant shoes and quilted skirts. Pants pulled down to show the underwear are on the "what part of 'underwear' do you not understand" end of the spectrum-it always looks like trying too hard. Like the difference between a clingy and flattering dress, and a shirt that literally* says "I'm a slut and I'm available."
*In the literal sense, not the Biden sense.
]]>BWA-HAHAHAHAHAHA-AHAHA-HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
[On the inside, because I'm at work.]
BTW, I believe Cher Horowitz spoke for ladies everywhere back in ye olde 1995 in re the saggy pants look. Obama's just being a biter.
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