1. Choose a pair that covers your entire backside.
2. Wear a color that looks good with your skin tone.
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One week of January, a Tighty-Whities Roundup.
I don't think 2006 will be the year of the tighty-whities, but that doesn't stop people from mentioning them, even on the very first day of the year, when Kevin says they're not for him, but he is getting a fashion makeover. And one of his readers mentions what she thinks is "really uncomfortable underwear": 
This roundup only covers the first week of January. SO many people are talking about tighty-whities, it's totally overwhelming. Anyways...
January 1 is a great time to start something new. Alan started his blog and wants you to hold onto your tighty-whities, but like many good things that come to an end, the blog looks abandoned just over 24 hours later.
But some blogs are updated frequently, over an extended period of time, such as a blog that finds three people searched for Nick Carter's tighty-whities.
Speaking of finding tighty-whities, Bill forgot his, so he got some at the dollar store, but one pair ended up on the dog.
Some people just party really hard, and finding weird things in your jeans. But it isn't weird to lounge around in "pink" tighty-whities.
Way too much information, is when you read about a guy and how his ingrown hair halfway between his belly button and his pubic hair was bleeding, but fortunately, he was wearing tighty-whities for support and boxers over them for "mental comfort".
Man, there's nothing like a political argument where someone has to slip into their "Rocketman Tighty-Whities of Outrage".
Some tighty-whities just don't stay clean. And waiting for clean ones seems like it might be a bit dangerous when in a special needs classroom.
If you don't know fashion, you shouldn't talk about it as if you do, even jokingly. This guy predicts that hip-hop culture will require oversized shoes, much like the "[p]ants [which] are worn so far below the waist that often the 'boxer shorts' or 'tighty whities' are exposed." To that guy, I say he doesn't know what he's talking about. Urban culture, as somewhat reflected in department stores, is currently lagging behind hip-hop culture, which is going more and more upscale. I won't expand upon that, but I assure you I'm right.
Apparently some women refer to their underwear as tighty-whities. Because the dress she was wearing at work exposed her...again.
Keep up the underwear talk!
This roundup only covers the first week of January. SO many people are talking about tighty-whities, it's totally overwhelming. Anyways...
January 1 is a great time to start something new. Alan started his blog and wants you to hold onto your tighty-whities, but like many good things that come to an end, the blog looks abandoned just over 24 hours later.
But some blogs are updated frequently, over an extended period of time, such as a blog that finds three people searched for Nick Carter's tighty-whities.
Speaking of finding tighty-whities, Bill forgot his, so he got some at the dollar store, but one pair ended up on the dog.
Some people just party really hard, and finding weird things in your jeans. But it isn't weird to lounge around in "pink" tighty-whities.
Way too much information, is when you read about a guy and how his ingrown hair halfway between his belly button and his pubic hair was bleeding, but fortunately, he was wearing tighty-whities for support and boxers over them for "mental comfort".
Man, there's nothing like a political argument where someone has to slip into their "Rocketman Tighty-Whities of Outrage".
Some tighty-whities just don't stay clean. And waiting for clean ones seems like it might be a bit dangerous when in a special needs classroom.
If you don't know fashion, you shouldn't talk about it as if you do, even jokingly. This guy predicts that hip-hop culture will require oversized shoes, much like the "[p]ants [which] are worn so far below the waist that often the 'boxer shorts' or 'tighty whities' are exposed." To that guy, I say he doesn't know what he's talking about. Urban culture, as somewhat reflected in department stores, is currently lagging behind hip-hop culture, which is going more and more upscale. I won't expand upon that, but I assure you I'm right.
Apparently some women refer to their underwear as tighty-whities. Because the dress she was wearing at work exposed her...again.
Keep up the underwear talk!
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