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Boxers versus Y-fronts
Apollyon - Grammar Fascist Posted Oct 9, 2003
*I'm not sure we needed to know that.*
No, probably not.
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Big Red Posted Oct 9, 2003
This is the sauciest thing I have read on Hootoo so far! Bravo for making it past the censors. (Or am I supposed to say moderators?)
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Galen Posted Oct 9, 2003
lol
i like boxers,
y fronts always bbunch up more
the only problem with boxers is that i never button them ,a nd like to walk around with no trousers on.... it has slipped out a few times
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Agapanthus Posted Oct 10, 2003
If I may give my opinion, as a girl who wears neither boxers nor y-fronts, both are silly. What is it with those men who wear big baggy boxers under tight trousers, so you can see all the folds and wrinkles of bunched-up cloth arond their groin and half-way down their thighs? It is not a happening look. It looks like they had a skirt on already which they've pulled their trousers over. And Y-fronts - well, men seem to keep 'poking out' which looks - err - odd and frankly too-much-informationy through their trousers. The neatest dressed men of my acquaintance where either tightish boxers or what I believe M&S call 'slips' - like y-fronts without inconvenient holes to pop out of.
Boxers versus Y-fronts
pointless in portsmouth Posted Oct 10, 2003
it also feels like you are wearing a skirt under your trousers which is a strange sensation and not one to be recommended
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Recumbentman Posted Oct 10, 2003
I am of moderate girth (33 inches) but I find it necessary to buy my boxers 'Large'. Why do some men strangle their waists? Comfort is all.
Boxers versus Y-fronts
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Oct 10, 2003
I never could stand briefs, and those
thong things are so skimpy I wonder
why anyone would want to bother with them.
Underpants are not *supposed* to be in full
view of the world. They're a private matter.
And why would anyone wear loose-fitting
boxers and then wear tight pants over them?
Boxers are just fine the way they are.
If you're concerned about bunching of fabric,
then either buy a smaller size or buy
trim-cut boxers. This is not rocket science.
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Clelba Posted Oct 10, 2003
there are some normal man-pants, i'm sure, which are neither boxers nor y-fronts...not that i'm an authority on it
wear calvin klein..can't go wrong with them
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Boxers versus Y-fronts
Parker Posted Oct 10, 2003
I don't see why there needs to be a flap at the front of a pair of boxers, I know why it's there but I don't use it..... or am I in a minority?
Boxers versus Y-fronts
egon Posted Oct 10, 2003
I wear boxers.
or ocasionaly neither if I can't be arsed doing the washing...
Boxers versus Y-fronts
Clelba Posted Oct 15, 2003
boxer style briefs...could be?
you could always just buy more pants so you don't have to wash them so often...
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Boxers versus Y-fronts
Apollyon - Grammar Fascist Posted Oct 15, 2003
I don't use the flap either, on the rare occasions that I wear boxers.
Boxers versus Y-fronts
U195408 Posted Oct 15, 2003
I switched to boxer briefs a couple years back (from boxers) and I'm never going back. regular briefs have always chafed me around the leg, especially when running. Boxers tend to bunch and get pushed up. Luckily boxer briefs are considered completely horrendous
Boxers versus Y-fronts
warhead Posted Oct 16, 2003
Boxers just don't give enough support to the flask and oranges, in my experience, and I didn't like Y's because the tackle does have a habit of escaping, which I find uncomfortable, so it has to be slips for me.
I hope this is not too much information for the more sensitive among you.
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- 3: Clelba (Oct 8, 2003)
- 4: Apollyon - Grammar Fascist (Oct 9, 2003)
- 5: Big Red (Oct 9, 2003)
- 6: Galen (Oct 9, 2003)
- 7: Big Red (Oct 9, 2003)
- 8: Agapanthus (Oct 10, 2003)
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- 10: Recumbentman (Oct 10, 2003)
- 11: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Oct 10, 2003)
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- 17: Clelba (Oct 15, 2003)
- 18: Apollyon - Grammar Fascist (Oct 15, 2003)
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