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 June 29th, 2007, 04:26 PM | |||
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 Something fun to talk about I thought with the recent cloud that has been hanging over the board's discussions with regard to the deaths of the Benoit family, I thought it might be an interesting idea to start a fun thread to talk about. I have read the thread and all of your posts about things getting smaller, and they are all, well, quite hot. I thought I would introduce the flip side of that. Have any of you big guys ever regretted growing out of a shirt that was your favorite, and did you try to find that same design in bigger sizes? Also, a bodybuilder friend of mine had an experience trying on clothes not long ago where he got stuck in something and he said it was like being in a chinese finger trap, almost to the point where he got clostrophobic. Have you guys ever had such experiences while actually in the store, and did you attract attention? __________________ Hulkoutlvr     |
| June 29th, 2007, 08:55 PM | |||
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| Another question Have any of you guys ever bought a shirt that was wayyy too big and waited to grow into it, only to grow out of it? __________________ Hulkoutlvr |
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