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Well, I seen one last night. Ugly sucker too. About 6' tall, thinner than you'd think and he had sideburns and a camo cap on and was complaining about how much he'd been working and how much his haint wife was spending. For a minute there, I could of sworn it was Pstone, but this haint was kind of on the skinny side and the real Pstone is....well....lets just say stout.
Wannabe...
Just about uglied me to death before I sprinkled some holy Diet Coke on him.
having to actually work for a living?
Dunno, maybe he's just been putting in a bunch of overtime haunting folks or sumpn.
Wannabe...
I text him back and forth a couple weeks back and he was telling me how wore out he was. Got to be tough working 12 or so hours a day. I USED to do that and it ain't no fun whatsoever
WB!!!!! the propper termanology is HUSKY!!!!!
I wore Wrangler HUSKY Blue Jeans. I Was little little TUBBO back then
Back then?
Wannabe...
I'm just saying.
y'all musta been rich! I got husky sears Toughskins, those jeans were made out of plywood I think!Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
I thought Sears made the Husky Jeans.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
We was so poor we just wore hand me down croaker sacks.
Wannabe...
Them thangs chaffe too.
Feelay beat me to the punch.:D
Yep, I 'member them dang toughskins :(
They was this plum unatural shade of blue, and I don't think
soaking 'em in straight battery acid would have faded them.
I FINALLY got some hand-me-down Levi's from a neighbor kid, faded out and
a few of 'em even actually had HOLES in 'em -
and I was more tickled with them than any clothes I ever got :D
and Mom didn't work. Think you're right on the name Feelay. CRS is kicking in on me purty hard these days. They DID come form Sears now that I do a little thanking
Feelay I am with ya! It was the Sears and Roebuck for me too. And man were those things stiff!!!
Yep them S&R jeans would almost stand up on their own!
I remember my Mom would get them out of the washer & put these wire frames down in the legs to streatch them tight while they were drying on the clothes line. Man, hadn't thought about those things in a long long time.
Maj you probably don't want to remember too much about them.