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Sorry, High Wych, but I need to ask this:
Why can't they invent a T-shirt that doesn't make you sweat like Barry White? Blue, green, red, grey, white - they all end up a wetter shade in the end. It's embarrassing that I have to tell everyone I'm a lumberjack for a living. And jeans that filter out grass stains would be excellent too. Thanks.
Why can't they invent a T-shirt that doesn't make you sweat like Barry White? Blue, green, red, grey, white - they all end up a wetter shade in the end. It's embarrassing that I have to tell everyone I'm a lumberjack for a living. And jeans that filter out grass stains would be excellent too. Thanks.
* wonders what he has been doing to get all sweaty and grass stained, decides its probably wiser if I don't know *
I can't answer that. Sorry but T-shirts don't make me sweat and Ariel gets the grass stains out of jeans.
I can't answer that. Sorry but T-shirts don't make me sweat and Ariel gets the grass stains out of jeans.
Haven't you heard, string vests are back in fashion. Fly to the shops (nearest one in the Yorkshire Dales) and buy yourself a healthy stash immediately! Problem solved. Nay more sweaty.
You could also wear PVC/leather tops or, even better, a bin bag
Just walk around topless. Unless, as well as sweating like Barry White, you also have his physique. Then don't.
Wet Tshirt competitions.
That's the idea.
That's the idea.
Sorry, High Wych, but I need to ask this:
Why can't they invent a T-shirt that doesn't make you sweat like Barry White? Blue, green, red, grey, white - they all end up a wetter shade in the end. It's embarrassing that I have to tell everyone I'm a lumberjack for a living. And jeans that filter out grass stains would be excellent too. Thanks.
Why can't they invent a T-shirt that doesn't make you sweat like Barry White? Blue, green, red, grey, white - they all end up a wetter shade in the end. It's embarrassing that I have to tell everyone I'm a lumberjack for a living. And jeans that filter out grass stains would be excellent too. Thanks.