clothing malfunctions

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TheMisfit
TheMisfit
57 posts
57 posts
7 Nov 2015 6:58am
You've got your foulweather gear on, you're trussed up like a Xmas turkey, you have to climb on to the bottom mast step to adjust something, but in all that fat gear it's not easy. You have to put some effort in to get your leg up that high.
You fiddle about with halyards and flappy bits and descend back to the deck only to realise your undercrackers are vanishing into a dark recess that is currently only accessible if you fully disrobe.
Which of course isn't possible because, hey look, Squall coming!

The grimmace as the weather hits you, including the pelting hale storm isn't just because your face is stinging but because somewhere in a place that only you know about is something that needs fixing.

Yeah, so I wrote about it and my little voyage of discovery. Anyone else have this happen to them or is it just me?

http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/11...etween-us.html
Yara
Yara
NSW
1322 posts
NSW, 1322 posts
7 Nov 2015 12:14pm
Good to see that you found a solution in Australian brand underwear. Sad to say it might not actually be made in Australia. I think you need to know that camel toes and similar, can be quite attractive, even if uncomfortable.
TheMisfit
TheMisfit
57 posts
57 posts
7 Nov 2015 9:22am
Yara said..
Good to see that you found a solution in Australian brand underwear. Sad to say it might not actually be made in Australia. I think you need to know that camel toes and similar, can be quite attractive, even if uncomfortable.



that's very true, I think they are outsourced to china. LIke many things these days.
I ordered a bunch of extra stuff directly from the Australian website once I made the discovery in the UK shop. Not all of it was made in china, but most was.
even with the duty and everything I paid plus shipping, it worked out cheaper than getting it from the shop near where I work.

samsturdy
samsturdy
NSW
1659 posts
NSW, 1659 posts
7 Nov 2015 2:49pm
TheMisfit said..
You've got your foulweather gear on, you're trussed up like a Xmas turkey, you have to climb on to the bottom mast step to adjust something, but in all that fat gear it's not easy. You have to put some effort in to get your leg up that high.
You fiddle about with halyards and flappy bits and descend back to the deck only to realise your undercrackers are vanishing into a dark recess that is currently only accessible if you fully disrobe.
Which of course isn't possible because, hey look, Squall coming!

The grimmace as the weather hits you, including the pelting hale storm isn't just because your face is stinging but because somewhere in a place that only you know about is something that needs fixing.

Yeah, so I wrote about it and my little voyage of discovery. Anyone else have this happen to them or is it just me?

http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/11...etween-us.html


You're talking about the 'Great Australian Wedgie' It's something mates often give
each other after a few beers (don't ask). Of course our very own Lifesavers do it on
the instruction 'Chock Your Cossies' when rowing into shore. So..yes...having your
undies vanish up your bum is something we happily live with.
HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
7 Nov 2015 4:40pm
samsturdy said..

TheMisfit said..
You've got your foulweather gear on, you're trussed up like a Xmas turkey, you have to climb on to the bottom mast step to adjust something, but in all that fat gear it's not easy. You have to put some effort in to get your leg up that high.
You fiddle about with halyards and flappy bits and descend back to the deck only to realise your undercrackers are vanishing into a dark recess that is currently only accessible if you fully disrobe.
Which of course isn't possible because, hey look, Squall coming!

The grimmace as the weather hits you, including the pelting hale storm isn't just because your face is stinging but because somewhere in a place that only you know about is something that needs fixing.

Yeah, so I wrote about it and my little voyage of discovery. Anyone else have this happen to them or is it just me?

http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/11...etween-us.html



You're talking about the 'Great Australian Wedgie' It's something mates often give
each other after a few beers (don't ask). Of course our very own Lifesavers do it on
the instruction 'Chock Your Cossies' when rowing into shore. So..yes...having your
undies vanish up your bum is something we happily live with.


I don't have mates like that Sam.
Ive been free balling for 30 years now up in the tropics it gets hot and I got over the saggy elastic
samsturdy
samsturdy
NSW
1659 posts
NSW, 1659 posts
7 Nov 2015 4:49pm


Your mates must be truly upper class HG.
HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
7 Nov 2015 6:01pm
samsturdy said..


Your mates must be truly upper class HG.


They would know they would get a good biffing if they did Sam
SandS
SandS
VIC
5904 posts
VIC, 5904 posts
9 Nov 2015 10:38pm

my clothing malfunctions on a regular basis.

it looks great hanging in the wardrobe ......................

but turns to crap as soon as i put it on !!
oldtelefart
oldtelefart
148 posts
148 posts
10 Nov 2015 4:43pm

I recall pushing a Hobie 16 through a northerly beach break off Catseye Beach on Hamilton island. The missus was parked on the trampoline, the beach was packed, and I shoved the boat through the wave, hauled myself up to a kneeling position on the aft of the tramp, reached for the sheet and tiller, and realized my speedos were around my ankles.

I could hear them laughing.............
shaggybaxter
shaggybaxter
QLD
2680 posts
QLD, 2680 posts
10 Nov 2015 8:37pm
I've been sailing for long enough to know better, and STILL it appears I manage to leave something in a pocket three layers down.
Like a phone.
And you're driving, grinding or trimming or doing something that occupies one hand. (down you dirty heathens)
Retrieving said phone requires jamming one whole arm inside scallopettes, under jacket.
Wind is picking up.
Look up, too much sail up.
Look forrard, green water over the bow.

You see a clear patch between wave sets appear in front of the bow. The sun is even shining right on it, the seas appear unruffled and calm, the wind dies to a dull moan above the crests.
You glance over your shoulder, on the horizon forms the crest of an ominous looking wave.
Helm trim feels good.

Whaddya do ?? :)

southace
southace
SA
4803 posts
SA, 4803 posts
10 Nov 2015 9:11pm
I just hate it when I snap my Gstring!
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