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Man Denied Entry in Bank for Wearing Shorts, Told to Come in ‘Full Pants’
A Twitter user, who goes by ‘Ashish’ on the microblogging platform, claimed that he was denied entry at a State Bank of India branch because he was wearing shorts. He alleged that he was told to go back and return wearing “full pants” because customers were expected to “maintain decency”. Tagging the SBI handle on Twitter, the user wrote, “Hey @TheOfficialSBI went to one of your branch today wearing shorts, was told that I need to come back wearing full pants as the branch expects customers to “maintain decency”. Is there some sort of an official policy on what a
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Woman Pooped Her Pants During Marathon and Ran With It in Her Shorts
To keep up her pace, Tamara Torlakson relieved herself mid-marathon without stopping. She doesn’t regret it: She ended up beating her best time 13 months postpartum. Running can trigger the bowels for a few reasons, but most runners handle the urge differently. Loading Something is loading. Tamara Torlakson’s digestive tract is a well-oiled machine. Whenever she has a race or a long-run day, her bowels automatically clear before she hits the road. Nothing was different the day of the Mountains 2 Beach Marathon, her sixth race of the 26.2-mile distance, in 2018. And yet, about halfway through the race, she
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Pants, Shorts and Sweats to Build Your Wardrobe Around
A version of this story first appeared in Gear Patrol Magazine. Subscribe today. Even though pants play an important role in the wardrobe, most men own the same two or three styles in the same two or three different colors. Expand your repertoire; you shouldn’t limit yourself to just blue jeans and basic khaki chinos. These two examples make excellent pillars in your pant rotation, but there are so many other options to explore. What about wider-fit chinos with billowing bottoms? Work trousers with designer paint splatters? Sweatpants with a heavy cashmere construction? These all sound cool, right? They
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Our favorite golf shorts are on sale
By: Emily Haas October 23, 2021 Great colors, great length, great price — now is the time to stock up on Lululemon’s beloved Commission Short. Courtesy In this new GOLF.com series, we call out the latest and greatest deals on cool gear, accessories and apparel available in our Pro Shop. All of these prices are live at the time of publication, but act quickly, because we can’t guarantee they’ll last forever! We really can’t recommend Lululemon’s Commission program enough — especially for golfers. The line uses their proprietary ABC technology and beloved stretchy fabric, but instead of the more
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Woman mortified after her shorts break in a public toilet… and she’s in CROTCHLESS knickers
A MORTIFIED woman was stranded in a public toilet with no trousers and only crotchless knickers to cover her. It sounds like the stuff of nightmares, but this woman was actually stuck in a public toilet for over an hour with no trousers on – and people are saying they’d “pass away” if they were ever caught in this situation. 4 Naya was left in a very awkward situation after breaking her shortsCredit: TikTok/@www.restless.com 4 She racked up 3.1 million views on the videoCredit: TikTok/@www.restless.com Tiktok user Naya shared the video of herself and her broken shorts and
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Hooters under fire over new ‘crotch string’ uniform shorts
Hooters girls’ cheeks are blushing in fury over their skimpy new uniform shorts. “Oh look, a wedgie!” exclaimed Hooters waitress Kristen Songer, 22, in a trending TikTok of herself modeling the chicken eatery’s new skintight, bikini-cut black bottoms. “Starting Oct. 4, all Hooters girls should wear the new shorts when working once they arrive to stores,” reads a recent Hooters policy notice obtained exclusively by The Post. “The old shorts should not be worn.” In the uniform policy update, Hooters also warned that waitresses and bartenders who feel “uncomfortable” about the tiny new trunks mandate are welcome to put in
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Lululemon Bowline Pants and Shorts Review 2021
As a curvy queer gal who likes her clothes to fit in a Timothée Chalamet–holding-a-bottle-of-sparkling-water-by-the-neck-while-casually-strolling-down-the-street kind of way, I’ve learned to shop exclusively in the men’s section. Clothes tailored to women’s bodies are just not for me — they either are way too tight, are way too short, are fringed, or make my boobs and ass look juicy (which may be great for some ladies, but is not my vibe). It’s not that difficult to find men’s tops and sweatshirts that look put together but relaxed. But below the waistline is like searching for the Eighth Wonder of the World.
