Saturday, July 25th, 2009 10:46 pm
right, a poll! let's make this scientifical
Okay, poll. Context below the cut. Do not read context before giving your answer!
[Poll #1435167]
Filled it out? Good. Now click.
seperis: <--sleeping in jeans to break them in
svmadelyn: *dies*
svmadelyn: i..you are a special snowflake
seperis: You don't?
svmadelyn: These jeans killed my clothes budget for six months.
svmadelyn: nobody does!
seperis: Sure they do.
seperis: That's how you break them in.
seperis: These suckesr are going ot last.
svmadelyn: ...okay, poll on this.
seperis: Okay
svmadelyn: and don't give any hints as to who thinks what
svmadelyn: you're a bnf and they'll side with you. *sniff*
seperis: I can't paste the convo?
seperis: *sulks*
svmadelyn: if you paste it after the poll
svmadelyn: with a cut tag
seperis: So thsi has some, say, context?
svmadelyn: and explicit directions that they have to fill out the poll FIRST
svmadelyn: then you may.
svmadelyn: who needs context.
svmadelyn: but a very UNBIASED POLL.
ETA: THIS IS A TOTALLY UNBIASED POLL TRUFAX.
[Poll #1435167]
Filled it out? Good. Now click.
seperis: <--sleeping in jeans to break them in
svmadelyn: *dies*
svmadelyn: i..you are a special snowflake
seperis: You don't?
svmadelyn: These jeans killed my clothes budget for six months.
svmadelyn: nobody does!
seperis: Sure they do.
seperis: That's how you break them in.
seperis: These suckesr are going ot last.
svmadelyn: ...okay, poll on this.
seperis: Okay
svmadelyn: and don't give any hints as to who thinks what
svmadelyn: you're a bnf and they'll side with you. *sniff*
seperis: I can't paste the convo?
seperis: *sulks*
svmadelyn: if you paste it after the poll
svmadelyn: with a cut tag
seperis: So thsi has some, say, context?
svmadelyn: and explicit directions that they have to fill out the poll FIRST
svmadelyn: then you may.
svmadelyn: who needs context.
svmadelyn: but a very UNBIASED POLL.
ETA: THIS IS A TOTALLY UNBIASED POLL TRUFAX.
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From:1. that's going to leave marks.
2. it's moving about in jeans that breaks them in, not staying still.
2.5 ... unless you sleepwalk! In which case this is utterly brilliant. <3
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You Are Not Crazy... at least in this
From:I think it's a easy way to stretch jeans out so they fit right when I finally wear them out.
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From:(apparently, I am supposed to clarify my coffee politics when speaking of coffee? I apparently fail at being green adn progressive--that's a lot of words to say "coffee, delicious", y'know?)
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From:Although I have had wool and linen (not together! Although it'd be Interesting) slacks that DID shrink during dry cleaning.
Also, pls spill the brand. Not that they'd probably fit me anyway -- to get a real pair of jeans that fit I'll probably have to wait until the high waist comes back in, and it's been almost 20 years *now*. It might not happen in my lifetime. Yes, I ran across a Britney cd from 1992 where she's wearing low-rise.
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From:I don't (usually) dry my jeans, but put fabric softener in teh washer and then hang them to dry outside (under a tree) or during winter, in teh garage. Only when they get stretched out too much do I dry them regularly. Honestly, even fabric softener isn't usually necessary depending on detergent.
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From:*TROPHY GOES HERE*
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From:But now that you've made a POST about it. There is mocking. It is great mocking. There are names and drawings and everything. Somewhere there's a pie chart. The only time I have 'slept' in jeans is when I have gone out and come back in the morning. There was possibly no sleeping. Or soberness. So it counts.
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From:For science!
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From:I used to sleep in my jeans occasionally, but not as a breaking-them-in thing. I've never been a tight-jeans person, so breaking them in isn't really a necessary step for me.
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From:I've never really thought too much about breaking in jeans. I tend to like the way they feel brand-new (when washed once, that is), but that might make me rather strange. o.o
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From:and rubbing.
And moist crotch from the heat.
ewwwww.
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From:Jeans get super warm to sleep in. Also my jeans are a little fitting and hence not so comfortable to sleep in but I do nap in them with the button unsnapped and zip pulled down a little so it's more comfortable.
I like this idea of sleeping in them to stretch them out but I only have ever napped in them for the express purpose of stretching them out, never had a night's sleep in them [unless I'm passed out on a friends couch without pjs etc].
I think I just repeated myself. I'm little in lala land.
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