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Posted : 10/19/2007 12:24:09 PM

Hmm... I think I still prefer butt crack to camel toe... just me though.

I have issues with jeans no matter what the rise. I have no hips so even a belt doesnt really work well. If I want a belt to actually keep my pants up, I have to tighten it so much that I get really bad muffin top. I hate it. I'm hoping the i-dog Biggest Loser will help me with that, cause my next stop is... suspenders.... when are they gonna come back into style...I miss the 80's... Crying

cyclefiend2000

Posted : 10/19/2007 3:29:06 PM

Hmmm...I'm not up on these terms I must admit...but what pray-tell is "camel toe" ?

i am sure google will provide several visual aids! i would post one here, but my visual aids usually arent appreciated on this forum. Stick out tongue

kaf

Posted : 10/19/2007 5:12:52 PM

huskymom
Hmm... I think I still prefer butt crack to camel toe... just me though.
I have issues with jeans no matter what the rise. I have no hips so even a belt doesnt really work well. If I want a belt to actually keep my pants up, I have to tighten it so much that I get really bad muffin top. I hate it. I'm hoping the i-dog Biggest Loser will help me with that, cause my next stop is... suspenders.... when are they gonna come back into style...I miss the 80's...

Same here! I'm hoping for a suspenders revival as well.

Janet808

Posted : 10/19/2007 5:34:39 PM

sharismom

As for all the body parts hanging out, one of the few things that my ex ever said that was true: it's not how you reveal it, it's how you conceal it.

That is soooo true!!!!

Janet808

Posted : 10/19/2007 5:36:40 PM

huskymom

Hmm... I think I still prefer butt crack to camel toe... just me though.

I have issues with jeans no matter what the rise. I have no hips so even a belt doesnt really work well. If I want a belt to actually keep my pants up, I have to tighten it so much that I get really bad muffin top. I hate it. I'm hoping the i-dog Biggest Loser will help me with that, cause my next stop is... suspenders.... when are they gonna come back into style...I miss the 80's...

I miss the 80's too! My hair never looked so good! LOL Camel toe, doesn't bother me as much, since I don't really look there, but you can't help but see crack in the moon! I guess cause it's bigger!

grab01

Posted : 10/20/2007 3:34:09 PM

I'm a vet tech, so we all wear scrubs to work. And, I swear, no matter how tight you tie those things, they always want to show a bit when you are stooping over with a dog Confused Even with the scrub tops you always have to hike up the pants. We all tend to just shrug and hike them up, though, as there's not much you can do. We rarely are in with clients (we do our treatments in the back in most cases), so I guess at least we just embarass ourselves in front of each other, instead of the general public.

I do wear the lower jeans, as they work well comfort wise. However, I wear very long shirts, and usually a hoodie as well

ETA: I, too, would rather see a crack than a camel toe...if I had to choose

ron2

Posted : 10/20/2007 3:56:05 PM

huskymom
I think I still prefer butt crack to camel toe

It's all good to me.

Sorry, I'm a guy, I couldn't resist, Billy hasn't come in here to say something just as silly, or Mark, for that matter ...

pick an excuse.

lorib

Posted : 10/21/2007 2:19:32 AM

I was helping a patron on Wednesday--a mom of about 35. She leaned over to get more books out of her bag to hand me so I could check them out to her. Well, she had her thong riding so far up it should have been a funny-looking belt. BLECHHHH.

The other "classy" thing I see are girls wearing light-colored shorts or pants...with dark, DARK thongs underneath. Makes Pamela Anderson look like Grace Kelly! LOL

sharismom

Posted : 10/21/2007 2:25:37 PM

I saw my other favorite display of crack yesterday - gal riding bike with low-cut jeans on and at least half of her butt exposed. Her daughter, who was about 5, was riding her bike right behind mom. If it were my mom, I'd have hollered - "Hey Mom, why's your butt hanging out? You're embarrassing me!"

To be fair, I see guys riding bikes with this problem, too. YUK!

tashakota

Posted : 10/22/2007 12:01:23 PM

lorib
I was helping a patron on Wednesday--a mom of about 35. She leaned over to get more books out of her bag to hand me so I could check them out to her. Well, she had her thong riding so far up it should have been a funny-looking belt. BLECHHHH.

This is scary on so many levels. But mostly because I'm 32. Crying

rwbeagles

Posted : 10/22/2007 12:25:16 PM

LOL....my kiddo would have said something Tina LOL! She is the ultimate PRUDE is my Lily. I love it and hope it sticks with her right thru HS. It'll make our job so much easier!

Too much female crack on display (sharismom)