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Funnily enough, the subject of trousers came up in my linguistics class this morning. We were trying to figure out if there was any irregular plural that ended with "s", and came up with singulars that end in "s" instead (trousers and scissors, for some). Then I was asked if it's called a "trouser press" or a "trousers press" in America. I said we don't have trousers.
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jsluder wrote:I'm not sure how to vote. Do you consider blue-jeans to be trousers? (Around here, some people call them "pants" but most just call them "jeans".)
Yes, jeans would be trousers, blue or otherwise.
Any full-length leg covering which topographically looks like a plate with two holes in comes under the trouser banner.
I considered pedal pushers, plus fours and breeches, but I figured I'd run out of poll options.
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that schwing
jsluder wrote:I'm not sure how to vote. Do you consider blue-jeans to be trousers? (Around here, some people call them "pants" but most just call them "jeans".)
These days, when I wear jeans, the result is definitely pants.
martin! i can not believe you did not give us the choice of loin cloths. that's what i wear with a sporan in the front, small dagger in my kneesocks and a deer antler head gear.
i got go lie down
