The Original O'l Farts Club.

[D. B. Doober]

Good morning, JM and good luck with staying out of trouble!

I'm amazed there is enough room in thongs for you brother! I personally switched to flannel lined jeans over my regular skivvies.

Mom went out of her way to buy me flannel-lined jeans from LL Bean. They're really comfortable and warm. Have only worn them 1 days, it's been warm.

 

[jokerman]

Good morning, JM and good luck with staying out of trouble!

I'm amazed there is enough room in thongs for you brother! I personally switched to flannel lined jeans over my regular skivvies.

When its that cold ,I keep me and my winky indoors

 

[Mtn. Nectar]

Mornin’ folks….
free Willy…………

ganj on….

 

[Gray Wolf]

Mom went out of her way to buy me flannel-lined jeans from LL Bean. They're really comfortable and warm. Have only worn them 1 days, it's been warm.

I started switching to flannel lined jeans during the winter a couple of decades ago. Not only warmer outdoors, but warmer sitting around the house with the thermostat at 68F.

I used to buy them from Sportsman's Guide, but they stopped carrying their own brand and I bought Wranglers this time.

Compared to skinny jeans, I think they make my ass look bigger, but alas I already have all the women I can handle.

 

[Rgd]

well you dont have to be old to enjoy good things.
but i would love some live performance too for sure.

and a vocalist

 

[BumSplodgeBrownPants]

Now I know that flannel lined jeans exist.

I must order a pair!

Thanks guys.

 

[Gray Wolf]

Now I know that flannel lined jeans exist.

I must order a pair!

Thanks guys.

The Wranglers were the cheapest I could find here in the US and are well made. I had to refurbish my supply this year as most of my old ones had holes.

 

[Unca Walt]

We were talkin' about crow-type birdies before.

Lookit this sooper-smart one:

 

[Gato420]

The Wranglers were the cheapest I could find here in the US and are well made. I had to refurbish my supply this year as most of my old ones had holes.

Wranglers have always been my favorite jeans.

 

[bigsur51]

when electricians and plumbers don’t get along on a job

 

[dogzter]

I really dislike bluejeans.
I find them extremely uncomfortable I am a khaki kind of guy personally.

 

[Gray Wolf]

I really dislike bluejeans.
I find them extremely uncomfortable I am a khaki kind of guy personally.

Depends on the jeans! Some are like a cheap hotel with limited ballroom.

 

[bigtacofarmer]

I really dislike bluejeans.
I find them extremely uncomfortable I am a khaki kind of guy personally.

I haven't owned jeans for the last 30 years.

 

[Gato420]

I really dislike bluejeans.
I find them extremely uncomfortable I am a khaki kind of guy personally.

I'm getting that way as I get older. I'm liking those drifit type pants these days. Light and comfortable, everywhere

 

[BumSplodgeBrownPants]

I wear shorts all year around, even when there's snow on the ground, but c'mon man... FLANNEL LINED JEANS!!!!!

Sounds like heaven.

 

[Gato420]

Hey guys, just to introduce myself. Brian here and I have been around somewhat. Was browsing around and Old Farts sounded like a place I might fit in, ja ja!

 

[Mtn. Nectar]

BSBP…with ya for 9 months … barefoot n baggies….

 

[jokerman]

Mornin’ folks….
free Willy…………
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ganj on….

If she needs a towel boy ,I am available

I started switching to flannel lined jeans during the winter a couple of decades ago. Not only warmer outdoors, but warmer sitting around the house with the thermostat at 68F.

I used to buy them from Sportsman's Guide, but they stopped carrying their own brand and I bought Wranglers this time.

Compared to skinny jeans, I think they make my ass look bigger, but alas I already have all the women I can handle.

I understand ,asses run big in my family.

 

[Yarddog]

You're blessed and you know it

I’m rich in the things money can’t buy. And that’s good cuz I sure don’t have much money.

 

[Yarddog]

I buy my pants from tractor supply. Their house brand. I prefer the work pant style over denim jeans. A little looser and the fabric is strong too. I think I paid $15 a pair and have worn them two years.