• Home
  • Ask

Those Aren't Pants

  • About Me

    We're here to point out that you're not wearing pants.

    You should buy some pants.

    Home
  • Follow me on Twitter
  • Browse the Archive
  • Subscribe via RSS
    • Link
    • 46 notes
    • 1 year ago
    We live in a futuristic time where a garment can convince the world that you were born with fused ass cheeks.  That garment is not cellulite proof and it is causing the faces of children across the Midwest to violently blur.
Daftbot found these on PeopleOfWalmart

    We live in a futuristic time where a garment can convince the world that you were born with fused ass cheeks.  That garment is not cellulite proof and it is causing the faces of children across the Midwest to violently blur.

    Daftbot found these on PeopleOfWalmart

    • Link
    • 7 notes
    • 2 years ago
    The latest trend in Walmart cashier fashion: invisible, cellulite enhancing leggings.
Submitted by Robot Artist, who added:
Seriously, these not-pants were so sheer, I had to doublecheck to make sure this Walmart cashier was actually wearing SOMETHING.

    The latest trend in Walmart cashier fashion: invisible, cellulite enhancing leggings.

    Submitted by Robot Artist, who added:

    Seriously, these not-pants were so sheer, I had to doublecheck to make sure this Walmart cashier was actually wearing SOMETHING.
    • Link
    • 5 notes
    • 2 years ago
    This woman doesn’t wear pants while shopping at Walmart.  To her, nothing beats a good slathering of Gulden’s Spicy Brown.
Submitted by: Adam

    This woman doesn’t wear pants while shopping at Walmart.  To her, nothing beats a good slathering of Gulden’s Spicy Brown.

    Submitted by: Adam

    • Link
    • 16 notes
    • 2 years ago
    Nothing is classier than holes cut into already transparent leggings.  There’s a magical balance of tension and opacity involved with identifying pants, but when calculus is used to understand this unsightly specimen, the limit approaches negative infinity.
Submitted by: sh4y who found it on People of Walmart

    Nothing is classier than holes cut into already transparent leggings.  There’s a magical balance of tension and opacity involved with identifying pants, but when calculus is used to understand this unsightly specimen, the limit approaches negative infinity.

    Submitted by: sh4y who found it on People of Walmart


Tumblr Themes created by Obox