[Laughing_Monkey]

The humidity coupled with the heat here really does leave you all hot and sweaty, though i'm sure this comes as a surprise to no one...

Where can i snap up some linen trousers or equivalent, (pref with a price as insubstantial as the material) and forgive me for asking but has anyone figured out how to avoid sticky boxer syndrone?

Perhaps I shouldnt try and walk everywhere, or maybe just stay indoors in the nice air conditioned environment....

[larac]

Talcum powder and cotton boxers from Marks and Spencers seem to be the way to go for boys.

[dropdedfwed]

Originally Posted by larac

Talcum powder and cotton boxers from Marks and Spencers seem to be the way to go for boys.

umm yeah, just the cotton boxers will do. and nice baggy pants, not tight jeans! bit of common sense - materials that breathe, no silk, nylon etc...

still, will take a few weeks (or more) to get used to it. worst season is over, should be starting to cool down from now anyways... yes?

[zatoichi]

Originally Posted by larac

Talcum powder and cotton boxers from Marks and Spencers seem to be the way to go for boys.

talcum powder? seriously? or do you mean boys as men being less then 6 years old?

[Laughing_Monkey]

Talcum powder has many uses....

like enhancing your pool (or snooker) playing ability in hot open bars in places like thailand....

(and before you ask it goes between thumb and finger to ensure smooth cue action)

[angiebaby80]

Originally Posted by Laughing_Monkey

Talcum powder has many uses....

like enhancing your pool (or snooker) playing ability in hot open bars in places like thailand....

(and before you ask it goes between thumb and finger to ensure smooth cue action)

is this post allowed?? *blush*

[dropdedfwed]

Originally Posted by angiebaby80

is this post allowed?? *blush*

i'm not sure angie... is he using pool/snooker as a euphamism for something else?

i'm sure i don't really want to know...

[angiebaby80]

neither do i...

[Laughing_Monkey]

The perversion is in the interpretation...

Seeing about this thread is about coping in extreme heat and humidity...

In short - and the only double entendre free way i can think of - if you dont use talc in such situations then the cue cant move freely, and hence you loose and end up buying the drinks...

honestly, some people....

[angiebaby80]

but did you really have to add ----->(and before you ask it goes between thumb and finger to ensure smooth cue action) ??!