serious question about a "rift", and a question on comfort...

[ArkAoss]

K it's coming upon warmer weather season here in the northern hemisphere, and hey wait a second, DO we have any one, that posts here from the southern hemisphere of the planet??
Hmm I sense a devide in the earth. wierd...
any one else notice that?

The question on comfort is in my second post.

 

[Namuna]

Shhhhh, I'm hunting wabbits! Huhhaahahahahaaha.

 

[ArkAoss]

no i don't mean to nef in this thread, I'm serious, it's interesting that it seems that only the northern hemisphere is online.

Also, here's my thong question, would you ladies wear those for underwear. only thongs. and usually under jeans? wouldn't that be uncomfortable?

 

[Elita1]

Well, ArkAoss, I'm from Central America, So technically I could represent the central part of the americas; but I seem to be stuck in this icehole called Canada for some odd reason which I will have to look into.

as for your thong question: what do you mean, would we wear them?

 

[ArkAoss]

well, i have a female friend who wears only thongs.. and she feels ok with that, while personally, I switched to boxers because it feels better to have a layer between my pants and skin. yet i figure with a thong she has alot more contact, but i guess it's a personal thing.

 

[Elita1]

Yeah, it really is a personal comfort thing.
I wear them to prevent unsightly panty lines in form-fitting clothes:Q

 

[Phil21]

womens clothing is also a lot tighter, and women prolly don't experience the "chaffe factor" nearly as much as men do. All I know is wearing jeans, khakis, or whatever "commando" usually results in a rather pissed off mini-me at the end of the day. I doubt women experience this.. for some reason.

-Phil

 

[yakko]

I am pretty sure someone here posts from Africa. Can't remember aho it is right now though.

 

[Elita1]

Africa? that's awesome.
When I was home in January I posted a couple of times from there. But that's all the international contribution I made

 

[ArkAoss]

yeah, and except for australia, there really arn't too many southern hemisphere english speaking countries.

 

[ArkAoss]

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