The Older I get the Less I Can Stand Teenagers!

[GeauxWhoDats]

I like eighteenagers and nineteenagers.

You must have a big van to hold 17 teenagers.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

You need a longer memory.

that could apply to this entire thread... it amazes me that the people who 'just don't understand' rap or hip-hop or whatever the new 'push the boundaries' trend is-- were the same people rocking out to Elvis or Alice Cooper or The Beastie Boys or whatever the old 'push the boundaries' trends were... i'm 34, and i don't get the low-ride shorts or some of the music i hear-- but i understand that it's to be expected that i don't, and that in 20 years there'll be something else for the kids to 'get' that the adults just can't understand... once you learn to embrace change instead of shaking your head and rolling your eyes-- you'll be a lot better off...

 

[buzd]

The older I get the less I like everyone.

QFT.

 

[RazorOye]

I wear my shorts and pants down around my behind or with a definite sag and I find it more comfortable than a pair of pants cinched around my waist.

All of my pants are at least a couple inches bigger than my natural waist size so that I can let them sag - I actually find them to be considerably more comfortable that way.

I could care less what sort of fashion statement it makes.

 

[PayOrPlay]

Music goes in cycles.
You need a longer memory. The original gender bending music was "glam rock" in the 70s.

 

[blackadder]

Those are gay musicians, who at least tried to dress as men, although their mannerisms betrayed them.

In the 70s men actually started to dress like women, wear makeup etc. even if they were heterosexual (although not all were, Freddy Mercury for example). There was a deliberate sexual ambiguity in glam rock.

 

[geauxboy]

The best age to be is the one you are.

If that works for you, then you can't deny everybody of other ages the same right.

I'm trying not to say that a tremendous number of comments in this thread border on the idiotic.

But everybody here loves little babies, right? Except when they're screaming uncontrollably in the airplane seat behind your, or at the next table at a restaurant.

Everybody respects the elderly, right? Except when they insist upon driving in the left lane at 58 mph, or when they are trying to write a check for their groceries in front of you and start asking a lot of questions.

Now people have less tolerance for "teenagers", I figure I can substitute any number of terms for the word "teenagers" and I'll probably have the truth.

Maybe the real problem is a frustrated sense of entitlement and control you thought you'd have by now.

But you don't.

Sorry.

I have left this thread alone until now.

:bravo-applaudi-147:

 

[covingtondog]

I nominate Optimus Prime for the "Most Likely to Bump His Own Thread" award.

 

[Saint_Kyle]

I wear my shorts and pants down around my behind or with a definite sag and I find it more comfortable than a pair of pants cinched around my waist.

All of my pants are at least a couple inches bigger than my natural waist size so that I can let them sag - I actually find them to be considerably more comfortable that way.

I could care less what sort of fashion statement it makes.

Yeah, and by the way that is definitely true. To whoever said it can't be comfortable, well, you're wrong.

 

[porculator]

 

[antipop]

I wear my shorts and pants down around my behind or with a definite sag and I find it more comfortable than a pair of pants cinched around my waist.

All of my pants are at least a couple inches bigger than my natural waist size so that I can let them sag - I actually find them to be considerably more comfortable that way.

I could care less what sort of fashion statement it makes.

i see guys walking around and they have to hold their pants up by a belt loop....and they are constantly pulling them up so they don't fall....that seems like it would be rather annoying

 

[primadox]

I wear my shorts and pants down around my behind or with a definite sag and I find it more comfortable than a pair of pants cinched around my waist.

All of my pants are at least a couple inches bigger than my natural waist size so that I can let them sag - I actually find them to be considerably more comfortable that way.

I could care less what sort of fashion statement it makes.

Baggy pants, I can understand re: the comfort level. But honestly, looking at the guy on the right in the photo below, how could that possibly be comfortable; how can you walk in comfort with the crotch of your pants down to your knees??

Again, styles don't generally bother me; I may not like them but I'm sure my parents didn't like what I wore either. But two things do bother me:
1. These falling-off-style pants with the underwear showing...sorry, I do NOT want to see your underpants; I find it offensive.
2. Teens/adults/whoever, who do something outlandish in terms of style (really strange clothes, purple spiked hair, etc.), but get mad when you look at them. I may not care what you wear or do with your hair, but don't get offended if I stare...I assume you WANT attention by dressing that way, so you shouldn't expect people NOT to stare. You want to dress that way, then expect people to look.

 

[RazorOye]

Baggy pants, I can understand re: the comfort level. But honestly, how could this be comfortable:

roflmao

I don't wear mine *that* low - they are saggy, but they don't fall down around the bottom of my butt

And I don't have to hold mine up all the time - sometimes I might need to hike it up once in a while, but it doesn't bother me

It started when I was working construction. My tool belt always made my pants sag and it just started to feel more comfortable to me. You know - the whole plumber's crack except my underwear hides anything that would otherwise be censored.

So I got used to baggy jeans with a slight sag on them from working construction.

If that puts it into perspective at all

 

[primadox]

roflmao

I don't wear mine *that* low - they are saggy, but they don't fall down around the bottom of my butt

And I don't have to hold mine up all the time - sometimes I might need to hike it up once in a while, but it doesn't bother me

It started when I was working construction. My tool belt always made my pants sag and it just started to feel more comfortable to me. You know - the whole plumber's crack except my underwear hides anything that would otherwise be censored.

So I got used to baggy jeans with a slight sag on them from working construction.

If that puts it into perspective at all

ROTFL, that makes SENSE. But the picture I posted makes absolutely no sense to me. Your pants are probably resting more on your hips than your waist; this guy is about to lose his.