Directors, Pants

[kingandy]

This morning our company director returned from talking with one of our clients, with a whole load of extra work to do. This work had already been transcribed and emailed out to the team. So one of the first things Director Len said, naturally, was "We've got a lot of work to do - let's have a meeting about it." Luckily I think he's been distracted by something shiny and hasn't come back for us yet. (He said 'in half an hour', two hours ago.)

Bought new boxer shorts at the weekend. I'm not sure, but they might be a size too small. They're definitely a bit snug, but I don't know if they're supposed to be or not... they're stretchy, so they could be those figure-hugging elasticated type. Must pay more attention when buying underwear, I suppose. I bought 'medium' - the label says '33-35" waist', and my jeans are 34". The jeans are a few years old and might have stretched, though, so I could be larger than I thought in the trouser department. I'll have to have a measuring session.

Ho-ho.

Comments

Re: jockey shorts recommendations

[kingandy]

Looking good naked (or, in underwear) is not a primary concern of mine, though would probably be a bonus. I think I'm more concerned with easy access though. Having to hoist the waistband down sort of defeats the object of having flies on the trousers. Wouldn't be so much of a concern if one wore a button fly, I suppose, but I never could stand those.

Re: jockey shorts recommendations

[pkgem.livejournal.com]

I always thought the flies on trousers were designed so I could hoist them over my hips...

Re: jockey shorts recommendations

[kingandy]

Hmm, I suppose there's that. And that's probably what button flies are designed for. The traditional button-zip combo offers a convenient entry point for men, though; the button keeps the trews up, while the zip allows manual access for doings. Most often in a urinary sense, of course, but there are other possibilities.

Re: jockey shorts recommendations

[pkgem.livejournal.com]

Indeed, there are "other possibilities" but this is an open forum and there may be children reading... ;-p