Garments being shown

[Non Sequitur]

So they do protect people from evil.

I think they do. She hadn't been active for several years but was married in the temple and wore garments most of her adult life. She saw his garments and it kind of rocked her, and she couldn't pull the trigger. Not so much for him.

[marsupial]

Same with knee-high pantyhose. I have a friend that calls them "birth control."

[lambdacoug]

I think they do. She hadn't been active for several years but was married in the temple and wore garments most of her adult life. She saw his garments and it kind of rocked her, and she couldn't pull the trigger. Not so much for him.

Must have been some real red-hot passion there to get sidetracked by that anything...

[cowboy]

So 1/5000 or so isn't a bad ratio of crazy out on the run.

Hypocrisy or irony? Can I get some help here from the smart people on the board?

[Scorcho]

I have some garment peculiarities.

I only buy the mesh bottoms with the cotton tops. I like the mesh bottoms (despite that they will eventually yank all the hair from your thighs and your ass over time) because they seem to let your boys breathe a little easier and they seem much easier at the urinal than the cotton ones. Have you ever stood at a urinal and struggled to align your manhood with the cotton bottom exit. It can be like a snake trapped in a large quilt and it looks like you’ve opted to play with yourself, which is a little awkward to those standing nearby. And if you've ever gotten dressed in the dark and put your bottoms on inside out and tried to manuever the urinal forget about it.

And I prefer the full neck T’s. The mesh low cut shirts seem to be a fading fad (which is a positive). That big Mormon smile on your chest always seemed a little creepy.

My wife wears the bra over the garment top, that always struck me as odd. Is that a recommendation or is it just a better look and feel?

[MarkGrace]

Mesh bottoms and cotton tops are my least favorite. I go with that semi-new material but I can't remember the name of it.

[falafel]

My wife wears the bra over the garment top, that always struck me as odd. Is that a recommendation or is it just a better look and feel?

According to my wife and her friends, that is a "requirement." The garment is supposed to be touching your skin, she says.

[MarkGrace]

Mesh bottoms and cotton tops are my least favorite. I go with that semi-new material but I can't remember the name of it.

Ranking my preference...

Bottoms:

dri-lux (is that what the new-ish material is called?)
cotton
mesh

Tops:

dri-lux
mesh
cotton

I don't know that I've tried any other materials.

[falafel]

My go-to bottoms are what used to be referred to as "the silkies." My no. 2 fav are the mesh. No way I'm wearing thick in this heat.

[Non Sequitur]

I only buy the mesh bottoms with the cotton tops. I like the mesh bottoms (despite that they will eventually yank all the hair from your thighs and your ass over time) because they seem to let your boys breathe a little easier and they seem much easier at the urinal than the cotton ones. Have you ever stood at a urinal and struggled to align your manhood with the cotton bottom exit. It can be like a snake trapped in a large quilt and it looks like you’ve opted to play with yourself, which is a little awkward to those standing nearby. And if you've ever gotten dressed in the dark and put your bottoms on inside out and tried to manuever the urinal forget about it.

That is certainly a lot of information.

[Scorcho]

My go-to bottoms are what used to be referred to as "the silkies." My no. 2 fav are the mesh. No way I'm wearing thick in this heat.

I've never tried the less masculine "silkies", maybe when my kids are all grown and out of the house, so they don’t accidentally catch me parading around in those.

I have respect issues as it is anyway.

[TripletDaddy]

Ranking my preference...

Bottoms:

dri-lux (is that what the new-ish material is called?)
cotton
mesh

Tops:

dri-lux
mesh
cotton

I don't know that I've tried any other materials.

The nice thing about dri-lux is that they are great at deflecting moisture, in case you spill bourbon or whiskey or non alcoholic beer on them, for example.

[falafel]

I've never tried the less masculine "silkies", maybe when my kids are all grown and out of the house, so they don’t accidentally catch me parading around in those.

I have respect issues as it is anyway.

Once you get over your machismo, give them a try. They are much more comfortable (and don't bunch!).

[MarkGrace]

The nice thing about dri-lux is that they are great at deflecting moisture, in case you spill bourbon or whiskey or non alcoholic beer on them, for example.

I usually just spill on my clothes.

[Scorcho]

Once you get over your machismo, give them a try. They are much more comfortable (and don't bunch!).

did you have to enroll in a competitive lumberjack competition to restore some of your testosterone levels?