Easy solution. As soon as the tongue start to shift, pull out a gun, point it at the shoe tongue and threaten to cap it if it doesn't moved back immediately. Follow through with your threat. The right tongue will learn a lesson, and the left tongue will be too scared to try it.
Yes, I think it is generally accepted that the longer you spend in south america, the greater the chance of #2 occurring. (Forgive me.)
Interesting -- I will try this... But I think I will have to change the order (?) 1. Lose that belt 2. sag them corduroy's 3. step up, yo, my game, playa (?) I'm not sure how to accomplish step 3, but I do a mean foxtrot!
I think first of all we gotta stop calling them corduroy's and calling them CODEROYS gotta get that street cred up, balla
Thank you grasshopper errrr B-Bob for allowing me this opportunity to remind the BBS about the importance of memorizing your BML's (Basic Man Laws). BML 7-1. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. BML 7-2. If it moves and it shouldn't, use duct tape (note the proper manly spelling of duct). Obviously, you either need to WD-40 your waist, or duct tape your belt. Next.
B-bob Enough with moaning and wale-ing I award you one SF gold star for has discover the cord-ealis effect. Hypothesis is caused by Van Allen. Very nice, now goes away.
Call the Justice League. A time traveler or flash is ****ing with you. ... Speaking of time travel, it took a decade to resolve the issue?
I enjoy a good pair of corduroy pants but, to my chagrin, I have little reason to wear them here in Austin. Maybe in the "dead" of winter (these days, that might be in the low '60's, even the '50's - in other words, maybe as cool as it can be in San Francisco during the summer). It's been bothering me for years. I know I won't sleep well tonight worrying about the conundrum you face, B-Bob. Belts can be mysterious. It may not be the pants. As an aside, one thing I can say about Austin after living here for about 38 years. It's getting warmer. My cords are pissed off.
often, my family thought of me as their used clothes donation box rotary motion a wallet in rear bucket Hula hoop's enthusiastic
what are the odds that someone out there in the world has the same problem as OP? https://www.styleforum.net/threads/unwanted-sliding-of-belt.150154/ Hi all I can't figure out why one pair of all my pants causes the belt (any belt) to slide to the right, towards the loop. When walking the belt slides and in 10 minutes after putting it in the centre the buckle ends up by the first loop on the right side (when looking down on my waist). The pants are a pair of Andrew double pleat corduroys from Polo Ralph Lauren. These are my only pleated pants, could that have something to do with the belt sliding? I guess a little loop by the button would eliminate slipping, but there is no such loop. CashmereLover Senior Member Messages: 440 Likes Received: 0 Joined: Oct 15, 2009 Location: Sweden more at the link
ive never noticed it specifically with cords, but i definitely have some pants/jorts where the belt slides over the course of the day. perhaps its not cords in general, but the material j peterman uses that is causing all that slippin' and slidin'. or the belt loop is too far over.
