Unpopular opinions
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Men should not wear sandals or flip flops in public unless you're going to the beach or pool.
This is true.
Good thing I've got some awesome Birkenstocks! #Loophole
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@neph93 look what you’ve done
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Here's an unpop to go with you shorts haters:
Men should not wear sandals or flip flops in public unless you're going to the beach or pool. Men have disgusting gargoyle feet that should not be seen by human eyes
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along with their knobby knees, pasty flab thighs, and grotesque calves. It's bad enough with the man tits. You're not an 8 year old any more. ::)
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Here's an unpop to go with you shorts haters:
Men should not wear sandals or flip flops in public unless you're going to the beach or pool. Men have disgusting gargoyle feet that should not be seen by human eyes
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along with their knobby knees, pasty flab thighs, and grotesque calves. It's bad enough with the man tits. You're not an 8 year old any more. ::)
It's amazing we're even able to procreate at all lol
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And if you insist on sandals for chrissake man up & get a pedicure. My wife says she's going for one and I'm in the car faster than the dog.
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Change your view to "50 posts per page" and it's only 1 page of chatter….
Giles you’re a ray of sunshine. Building confidence one post ata a time
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And if you insist on sandals for chrissake man up & get a pedicure. My wife says she's going for one and I'm in the car faster than the dog.
I’m in
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The way I feel….when It's 115-120, that's in the shade mind you....it makes not one bit of difference if I'm wearing shorts or some chinos/light work pants. It's fucking hot no matter how you cut it, and having shorts on doesn't make me any more comfortable.
This is true for 95 degrees, 95 percent humidity, too. Plus, long pants cut down on available skin for mosquitoes, and since my part of the world gets subtropical diseases like Zika, chikungunya, dengue, and malaria, it's arguably a safety consideration.
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Exactly. Protection from the elements is another aspect. Skin cancer is real, I know from personal experience. Look at any manual laborer who works outside and a large majority of them will be covered head to toe in the middle of the summer. Long sleeves, pants, etc..it protects you from the sun and also works to cool you….as you sweat and any breeze blows it's like natures AC system. You can actually get cold that way. Also look at different cultures around the world in hot regions (i.e. middle east), they aren't running around in shorts....maybe thats for religious beliefs too? But you get the point.
