Who here wears these?

[dutchwrangler]

Makes me wonder what women see in pussified men. Guess most of them just want to boss men around. American women aren't worth a dime. They may have the looks... but they've got the attitudes of snakes. And then they wonder why they can't keep a man. Karma b*tches. Karma.

 

[Jace]

These might be ok for a foreigner, but on an Okie? I dont think so

 

[twoguns?]

AWWw man women love men that are in touch with theyre feminin side




/" OH I really like those spankx, Hey we could trade spankx/////LOL spanks trading!

 

[JCW355]

Made me think of my Under Armor base layer I wear when I trout fish. Different, for the outdoors people. That stuff, uh I can guess the type of guys that will be wearing that.

 

[Dave70968]

Yep. I rock some thick winter hose under my union suit when hunting this time of year. $30 under armor, or $4 panty hose that work the same and make me look fabulous??? Advantage pantyhose

This. I'll spend the extra $26 on an oil change and beef jerky and be secure in my manhood.

 

[criticalbass]

For diabetics who have to wear support socks this might be a great idea.

Too restrictive of blood flow. Next time you are at WalMart or anyplace that sells socks, look at the diabetic socks. You'll notice that they have just enough elastic to hold 'em up (for a few washings). Idea it to be as loose as possible. Support socks are for folks with other problems.

I suppose these panty hose might provide some warmth for those sitting in cold duck/goose blinds. I presume there is a fly?

 

[Cinaet]

I have to wear them. They prevent my codpiece from chafing.

 

[tsmithwick]

when I see those feminine men I must resist the urge to beat them with a baseball bat or my M1. if I had a feminine side it would be like my mom who is more manly than most guys at the college that I attend and could be up most men when she was in high school...... she can be scary.

 

[Stan Upchurch]

Again folks... DIABETIC!

 

[p238shooter]

Construction workers, particularly Iron workers, and many on the first Alaskan pipeline project wore them in the 1970s. Keeping warm to make the money is more important than the concern of what someone might say..