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Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:02 am
by casingpoint

How do they do it? How do they keep their pants from falling down when worn below the butt like the guys on the right and left?
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Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:05 am
by Beiruty
sown to their underpants?
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:09 am
by John112709
two sided tape? pants 3 sizes too small? id like to know how its done.
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:09 am
by KC5AV
I number of clothing manufacturers have started making pants that are actually sown to boxers. Other times, I've seen guys dressed like that just standing with a very wide stance to hold them up.
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:17 am
by Keith B
These 'bangers think they have started the fad of the low hanging pants. However, for those of you that remember Hee Haw, it was actually started by David 'Stringbean' Akeman.

Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:28 am
by hheremtp
Does anyone actually know where this style actually started and what it is supposed to mean?
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:31 am
by dewayneward
hheremtp wrote:Does anyone actually know where this style actually started and what it is supposed to mean?
I will probably be proven wrong here (I havent snoped this), but my understanding is that this is started in prison. Basically the guys that looked like this were being sodomized by the other prisoners.
I dont know if it is true or not, but I laugh everytime I see one of these guys, because if I am right, I dont think that they would want to be associated with the guys in prison.
I did a snopes look up and found this:
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Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:37 am
by hheremtp
dewayneward wrote:hheremtp wrote:Does anyone actually know where this style actually started and what it is supposed to mean?
I will probably be proven wrong here (I havent snoped this), but my understanding is that this is started in prison. Basically the guys that looked like this were being sodomized by the other prisoners.
I dont know if it is true or not, but I laugh everytime I see one of these guys, because if I am right, I dont think that they would want to be associated with the guys in prison.
I did a snopes look up and found this:
http://www.snopes.com/risque/homosex/sagging.asp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That is what I had heard also.
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 1:14 pm
by DONT TREAD ON ME
you ever see someone wearing their pants like that walk or try to hurry across a street....holy cow its great!

Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 1:24 pm
by tauruspt145
When i worked as a guard in huntsville. None of the inmates wore their pants like that. I asked an inmate why and i was told if you have your pants that way in prison then you are (advertising an area of your body that you would not want attention in)<--- his own words.
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 1:36 pm
by surprise_i'm_armed
Don't you just love it when brain surgeons like
the ones in the photo try to do a foot bail from
the cops and they can't make it 25 yards due
to the droopy drawers? :-)
SIA
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 2:07 pm
by Keith B
And, when these guys try to carry their guns in the waistband while hitching, they have a hard time keeping control of it. I know of a case where a guy's piece fell down his pants leg and onto the sidewalk while hitching. A citizen spotted the gun fall out and him retrieve it, and called 911. He was arrested about 2 blocks later.

Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 2:45 pm
by ninemm
Quite a while back I was driving through downtown Dallas on Lamar Street and was about to cross Commerce Street when I noticed three guys with "lowrider" pants in my path ahead "cool walking" and crossing against the light. I pretended not to see them and used the console mounted parking brake to lock up my back wheels, causing the tires to squeal loudly

. This got their attention and all three took off to get out of the street. One of them had his pants fall down around his ankles and went down. I think he realized what I had done as he scrambled to get his pants pulled up and take in after me. As my car was an underpowered 4 cylinder, he durn nearly caught me. I
might not do that again.
Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 3:10 pm
by longhorn_92
ninemm wrote:Quite a while back I was driving through downtown Dallas on Lamar Street and was about to cross Commerce Street when I noticed three guys with "lowrider" pants in my path ahead "cool walking" and crossing against the light. I pretended not to see them and used the console mounted parking brake to lock up my back wheels, causing the tires to squeal loudly

. This got their attention and all three took off to get out of the street. One of them had his pants fall down around his ankles and went down. I think he realized what I had done as he scrambled to get his pants pulled up and take in after me.
As my car was an underpowered 4 cylinder, he durn nearly caught me. I
might not do that again.
You need to feed that lil' Hamster (that is under your hood!)... Ha!

Re: Defying Gravity
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 3:19 pm
by mctowalot
Ok Ya'll, one of the following is the truth about this subject (take your pick) :
1) I know the answer, but they said they kick me out of the droopy drawers gang if I said any thing.
2) Conway Twitty had an alter ego. This style resulted from the flipside version of his famous song "Cowboy's Dream a.k.a. Tiger in tight fittin Jeans", about the cheating wife of a wealthy but un-loving man - tears your out don't it- who gets all dolled up and goes to Gilley's and encounters Mr. Twitty (Lyrics include "A Cowboy once had a millionare's dream, Lord I Loved That Lady Wearing Tight Fitting Jeans".
3) (And I think this rings most true) This style originated in pop culture as "wannabe gangsters" emulated the look of an inmate appearing before the court in a prison provided (but oversized) suit. I guess from courts point of view (pun intended) better too loose than too tight!