Garments on the floor

[happyone]

Yup, I had the one-piecers during my mission. After a couple of months in Austria, I was pretty feverish and had sores all over my face, chest and elsewhere. I went to a doctor (a woman who was probably on the staff at Dachau) who told me to take off my shirt. When she saw my underwear, she grabbed it and yanked up, causing considerable distress in my nether regions

This was a problem with going the Doctors in Japan also. However, the Doc was always male in my experience.

[byu71]

For the few who have enjoyed the one piecer, did you cut the button off.

I did. I ask because it says a lot about you.

[PaloAltoCougar]

For the few who have enjoyed the one piecer, did you cut the button off.

I did. I ask because it says a lot about you.

Who bothered to cut? My buttons were exposed to forces far greater than a knife or pair of scissors. My buttons never lasted more than a week or two.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

In the Average California Sacramento Mission, one would lose 50% of their monthly apartment inspection points for "sacred garments of the holy priesthood" being left on the floor. I don't know if that helps or not.

[statman]

"blasphemous gas"

My wife wants to know why I'm laughing...