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<blockquote data-quote="mightymouse" data-source="post: 2044564" data-attributes="member: 15253"><p>I don&#039;t know which number Levi&#039;s the girls I went to high school with wore, but I know it wasn&#039;t the button-fly 501s.&nbsp; In those golden days, girls used to lie down on the bed and pull their zippers up with a pair of pliers (the movie &quot;Dazed and Confused&quot; has a scene of a gal doing just that).&nbsp; Skin-tight jeans and tube tops, man, those were the days.&nbsp; Girls wore those then-new tube tops to school for about the first two weeks of school my senior year, then the administration nixed them.&nbsp; Said they were too distracting (didn&#039;t say if it was the students or the faculty that found them &quot;too distracting&quot;).&nbsp; I&#039;ve always figured it was because a few girls in the halls suddenly found their tube tops down around their waist when some guy snuck up behind them and gave &#039;em a yank.&nbsp; I always liked that &quot;easy off&quot; feature, myself.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mightymouse, post: 2044564, member: 15253"] I don't know which number Levi's the girls I went to high school with wore, but I know it wasn't the button-fly 501s. In those golden days, girls used to lie down on the bed and pull their zippers up with a pair of pliers (the movie "Dazed and Confused" has a scene of a gal doing just that). Skin-tight jeans and tube tops, man, those were the days. Girls wore those then-new tube tops to school for about the first two weeks of school my senior year, then the administration nixed them. Said they were too distracting (didn't say if it was the students or the faculty that found them "too distracting"). I've always figured it was because a few girls in the halls suddenly found their tube tops down around their waist when some guy snuck up behind them and gave 'em a yank. I always liked that "easy off" feature, myself. [/QUOTE]

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