Hey...how come my pants are a good Raiders color now? They were LC yesterday...binkmeisterRick wrote:I used Jerry's pants for the filter for that extra "earthy" flavor. Hope you like it.
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Vintage Military pants-35-36's STILL AVAILABLE 11/9
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Ah, see, after all our other 'drag' improvisations...I was pretty sure the 'poof' in his pants...was Bink himself.Indiana Jess wrote:The poof is in the pudding ... Bink ... just step away from the jell-o. Somebody wanna call Bill Cosby, we're gonna need some intervention. j/kantiquity collector wrote: The poof in his pants is due to:
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"Hey, Cosby! Come on in! Did you bring the pudding pops?"
Can't you guys tell I'm bored with the Indy gear collecting now? I'm moving my way up to Fat Albert gear!!! HEY!HEY!HEYYYY!!!!
Yes, AC, you've now crossed over into the Hijack Zone. And how do you think I feel, with all these guy talking about my a**!!!!
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Can't you guys tell I'm bored with the Indy gear collecting now? I'm moving my way up to Fat Albert gear!!! HEY!HEY!HEYYYY!!!!
Yes, AC, you've now crossed over into the Hijack Zone. And how do you think I feel, with all these guy talking about my a**!!!!
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Well, I'm only 5'4" so I had plenty of room for hemming. I don't see what the problem is, Jerry... What, are you taller or something? Just shorten your legs a little.. DUH.Indiana Jerry wrote:AC - Can you tell us the unhemmed lengths on these? The one I got - a 34" - is just long enough for me to hem it, but there doesn't seem to be much extra. I'm only 5'8", though, and typically wear a 33" length.
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When I picked them up and measured them individually there were 3 groups. 33", 33 1/2" & 34" inseams. I had to seperate them by waist and inseam.
Jerry, yours were the 34's. Just wondering, how do you wear them? Right on the waist? You should have had more length than what your saying. That's odd. I wear 32's and had a lot of extra material. Almost 3" worth.
Don't know why yours are coming up short. What do they measure now?
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Jerry, yours were the 34's. Just wondering, how do you wear them? Right on the waist? You should have had more length than what your saying. That's odd. I wear 32's and had a lot of extra material. Almost 3" worth.
Don't know why yours are coming up short. What do they measure now?
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Wait, I'm not supposed to pull them up to my armpits? Oh, nevermind then. 
Nah, they're still 34...but I haven't actually had a chance to hem them yet - I'll post again after I do. Right now I just folded them in for a quick length check, and it was enough to hem, but it didn't seem like a lot extra.
If you subtract Bink-height from Jerry-height the math works, though, so I'll just have to let you know after I hem them. Back to the needlework...
Nah, they're still 34...but I haven't actually had a chance to hem them yet - I'll post again after I do. Right now I just folded them in for a quick length check, and it was enough to hem, but it didn't seem like a lot extra.
If you subtract Bink-height from Jerry-height the math works, though, so I'll just have to let you know after I hem them. Back to the needlework...
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You know, I was going to say I don't notice so much bagginess...but then I also see from the QM pics of myself that my Ben & Jerry's diet appears to have gone awry...so let's just say they fit well, and I don't know why.binkmeisterRick wrote:AAAHHHH!!!! It sounds like an algebra question! My brain hurts!Indiana Jerry wrote:If you subtract Bink-height from Jerry-height the math works, though...
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Imagine how wrong it'd gone if you were on a Tom & Jerry's diet. Or a Bink & Jerry's diet.
Antiquity Collector, had you received my payment yet?
Antiquity Collector, had you received my payment yet?
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WOO HOO!!
Antiquity Collector, thanks for the swell trousers! They just arrived this afternoon- which is completely bizarre, since it's a Saturday and those slackers at Canada Post never work past 4pm on a weekday.
Though the waist is unusually high, they fit perfectly! Just freakin' perfectly! And they're super comfortable - not only that, they look brand new. These pants are in astounding condition! erfect tan/khaki colour for my tastes, and they have those awesome pocket flaps and such. The button fly will take some getting used to, but these pants are all around great! I'll have to hem them up at the cuff, but that's no biggie at all.
I'm immensely pleased with these. Thanks again for locating and supplying these, AC, they indeed rawk most heartily, as do you.
One thing not listed in the Indygear main site is a full length mirror in which to admire one's self in full Indy finery and glory.
Antiquity Collector, thanks for the swell trousers! They just arrived this afternoon- which is completely bizarre, since it's a Saturday and those slackers at Canada Post never work past 4pm on a weekday.
Though the waist is unusually high, they fit perfectly! Just freakin' perfectly! And they're super comfortable - not only that, they look brand new. These pants are in astounding condition! erfect tan/khaki colour for my tastes, and they have those awesome pocket flaps and such. The button fly will take some getting used to, but these pants are all around great! I'll have to hem them up at the cuff, but that's no biggie at all.
I'm immensely pleased with these. Thanks again for locating and supplying these, AC, they indeed rawk most heartily, as do you.
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How to wash.
: I was just wondering if these pants are dry clean only or can I just throw then in the old washer and dryer???Cheers,
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Good question. I had mine hemmed before I washed them. When I washed them, it was in warm water, not hot. I'm not saying that they'll shrink with every washing, and they didn't shrink much, but cold may be the way to go with these pants. Make sure you iron them before taking them to get hemmed, too.
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Taking them in to get them hemmed...wha...what are you talking about? Cheap son of a rassin'-frassin' like me PAY someone to make a hem? Hee...
Nah, I'm gonna look up that hemming thread again and do them myself. Amazing how little time two kids leaves you...LOTS of little projects in the wings...
Thanks for the info!
Hee...Nah, I'm gonna look up that hemming thread again and do them myself. Amazing how little time two kids leaves you...LOTS of little projects in the wings...
Thanks for the info!
