Recently I found a store that sells the kind of underwear I get (boxer briefs before you ask) cheaper than if I do a full load underwear laundry....Basiclly my question is. ShouldI just keep buying new pairs or just stick with the old wash/reuse cycle I have been doing? I do love saving $$ but I would have to constantly throw out old underpants..opinions?
Underpants shoudl last you awhile me thinks unless they look like you have been doing burnouts in them. :| Just buy new underwear it's much better for you. Especialy since at some point you never know when a hawt female might want some alone time with you and you don't want ole streaky to make an appearance. :) New is good.
Buy about 20 packs of the underwear, and then every 5 weeks or so, do a load of laundry that is just your underwear. It'll last you the rest of your life!
Buy about 20 packs of the underwear, and then every 5 weeks or so, do a load of laundry that is just your underwear. It'll last you the rest of your life!
CheddarLimbo
I ran the numbers (cuz im a nerd like that)...and It defintly is cheaper to just buy 3 packs of 5 than do 15 days worth of dirty underpants. SoI am thinking on buying like 50 pairs at a time...then every week throw away the old pairs and when 50 is done...rinse and repeat
[QUOTE="acviper123"]This is your decision of a lifetime???thirstychainsaw
:lol: I came into this thread expecting some life altering decision :lol:
Underpants are a key ingrediant in the preservation of the very core of society..its what seperates civilized man from primitive man. So yes...its a life altering decision...and if you dispute this claim then you sir have never worn a good pair of underpants. Good day...
Recently I found a store that sells the kind of underwear I get (boxer briefs before you ask) cheaper than if I do a full load underwear laundry....Basiclly my question is. ShouldI just keep buying new pairs or just stick with the old wash/reuse cycle I have been doing? I do love saving $$ but I would have to constantly throw out old underpants..opinions?Legacyoftain
Think of all the underwear pollution... Some fish is going to get cought in the taut elastic waistband of those form fitting jockys, that were carelessly disgarded, and suffocate. I cannot advocate your decision. Currently we are dealing with excess carbon monoxide years from now it will be none other than single use jocky boxers.
[QUOTE="Legacyoftain"]Recently I found a store that sells the kind of underwear I get (boxer briefs before you ask) cheaper than if I do a full load underwear laundry....Basiclly my question is. ShouldI just keep buying new pairs or just stick with the old wash/reuse cycle I have been doing? I do love saving $$ but I would have to constantly throw out old underpants..opinions?tequilasunriser
Think of all the underwear pollution... Some fish is going to get cought in the taut elastic waistband of those form fitting jockys, that were carelessly disgarded, and suffocate. I cannot advocate your decision. Currently we are dealing with excess carbon monoxide years from now it will be none other than single use jocky boxers.
One can only hope for a future where that is the least of our worries
You may save money, but you're killing trees. Or something. Seriously, at least send the underwear to a 3rd-world country or something... wastefulness is bad.
You may save money, but you're killing trees. Or something. Seriously, at least send the underwear to a 3rd-world country or something... wastefulness is bad.Funkyhamster
I once overhear a co-worker say money was made from cotton or so I heard. He was standing no less than 5 feet from me. :|
[QUOTE="Funkyhamster"]You may save money, but you're killing trees. Or something. Seriously, at least send the underwear to a 3rd-world country or something... wastefulness is bad.Ghelga
I once overhear a co-worker say money was made from cotton or so I heard. He was standing no less than 5 feet from me. :|
It is, or at least partially. I think it's also partially made from silk, though I might've made that up.
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