I have to confess that I try to wear them as long as the waist band stays tight enough to stay on. That means they tend to be very raggedy especially around the lower crotch area, I do a lot of walking. Fortunately colored undies look cleaner longer than white ones. Those just reach a point, long before they become unservicable, where you can't wash them enough to make them look clean again. I don't have tighty whities anymore and I don't understand why Moms insist on buying them. Seems like a lot of extra work for Mom and they get stained the first time you wear them!
The Royal navy wears white undies and traditionally they all change into a clean pair before going into battle. I think I'd leave my dirty ones on so I'd have a clean pair to wear after the battle. I don't think I'd be any more comfortable with clean ones on anyhow, what with volkswagen sized shells screaming in from the Bismarck and I certainly wouldn't be worried that the other guys secretly knew. "Aye, I'm no sharing a battle station with Magnus, he's not changed his underpants!" Maybe that's why they bury them at sea.
Sometimes if I have longish undies on while wearing shorts, pieces of torn cloth will hang down. So far it hasn't resulted in any public embarrassment but I now keep a stapler in the car for just such an occassion. However, I have a vivid imagination sometimes and I have heard of (or seen on a tv show) bank robbers making everybody drop their pants so the crooks could get away. Large holes in the backside of my shorts in such a circumstance might send the wrong message and give people erroneous ideas so those get canned once I can get a finger through back there. For some reason those little holes in the back get caught on doorknobs real easy and become big holes fast. Don't get any ideas, it's just a coincidence of nature and building codes that make my rear end and doors knobs meet on the same level.
Naturally attrition takes it's toll so every year my undie drawer get's more roomy and the lower numbers in there means that the survivors get used that much more often and wear out a little bit quicker. Like an old bull elephant on his last tooth, salute old friend, it's your time.
Finally last year I broke down and bought a 4 pack. They are 100% cotton and comfortable and I still have 3 of them left in the pack. I figure I can ration those out til spring, then I guess I'll have to invest in another 4 pack.
Life can be hell sometimes, especially on sailors, bull elephants and underpants.
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musicianfriend

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Oct 2 @ 6:51PM
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PPSSSTTT!
Hey..New Guy....did you forget..this is a dating blog...???
I think you may have ruined your chances here on MD...
But then again..theres a girl for every guy..and a guy for every girl...
So..I may be wrong!
Good luck!
Thanks for sharing.
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CHARLIgurl1

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Oct 2 @ 7:57PM
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The Royal navy wears white undies and traditionally they all change into a clean pair before going into battle. This is very true.
It became a saying in the UK. "dont leave home without clean underpants on".. it came from the Royal Navy.
a bit of completely useless information there lol
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graciedy

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Oct 2 @ 9:02PM
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I never stopped laughing once while reading this, and YES I know you are so serious!
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JenRNinOhio

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Oct 2 @ 9:12PM
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I'm definately not wearing my underwear
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luneib

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Oct 2 @ 9:43PM
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I swear there is a conspiracy against the public, the companies that manufacture underwear make them so they last just so long. Just bought a pack the other day and they are already starting to fall apart, now....I am not tough on my underwear lol. I just wash them like everyone else and wear them, yet, the fabric seems to weaken and get holes, beats me why. I think it's like women's pantyhose, they purposely manufacture them so that you have to keep buying new ones so that they will not last long. I saw an article on this. So now women have decided not to wear them, seems the pantyhose companies are putting themselves out of business because of their greed for money.
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silksox

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Oct 2 @ 9:52PM
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hehehehe newguy
My slight undies are in brand-new condition because i only wear them to cook in. . That and oh, mebbe an apron. Just call me "domestic goddess".
Take a new lease on life...winters coming. Break down and buy yourself some boxer briefs...in dark colors. They will keep those babies warm. (Your buns, I mean)
Neener.... Silks
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SpiritOrnery

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Oct 2 @ 9:58PM
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You are hysterical! Yayyyyyyyyy! Great blog!
By the way, Lunieb... women's underwear can't handle machine wash usually. Unless you have a super delicate cycle and wash only with super delicates and immediately hang over something inside the house to dry. Cold water only.
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moon_watcher53

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Oct 2 @ 10:05PM
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I quit wearing those things 20 years ago. A total waste of money, first you buy 'em, then you spend lots more money on soap/water to laundry 'em, gotta dry 'em too and then the extra time to put 'em on and take 'em off. They're not healthy either cause they keep your gonads all bunched up in a wad that causes those jewels to run at a higher temp than they were designed to be with possible future medical ramifications. We are the only animal that does this and the only animal that has prostate problems. Let 'em breath and go with the old old song, "Swing low Sweet Chariot" and you'll be just fine !!
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Fender

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Oct 2 @ 10:49PM
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Sometimes if I have longish undies on while wearing shorts, pieces of torn cloth will hang down. So far it hasn't resulted in any public embarrassment but I now keep a stapler in the car for just such an occassion.
Kudo just for that~
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dizzydoll

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Oct 3 @ 3:20AM
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i dont believe a word of it
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thenewguy295

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Oct 3 @ 10:16AM
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I'm glad you enjoyed it. I finally had to 'put down' another pair earlier that day and this was my way of dealing with the grief. :)
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