Thursday, March 26, 2009

Crack

I am so tired of seeing girls butt cracks. I take Colin to the library for story time every Thursday and with out fail some other mom in front of me has her butt crack hanging out. This poor girl kept adjusting and adjusting but she never was able to pull her pants high enough. Do you remember the days when it was just some fat plumber. Can it even be called plumber's crack anymore with so many girls having theirs hanging out? I reached around to make sure I didn't have a similar problem. I can just imagine the person behind me thinking "What's up with the granny panties?" Then I thought to myself does my butt crack even come up that high? After feeling, I don't think it does.

Even worse is when a girl bends over and her thong is in clear view. I don't think it looks "Sexy" at all. Why is this being advertised as sexy? When I was in high school we called it "embarrassing." My friends and I would offer an underwear check service for each other just to make sure we didn't have our underwear showing.

I know I sound like an old lady. I just am so tired of seeing it everywear! Buy pants that cover your bottom, that is why we wear pants.

4 comments:

Elena said...

Amen, sista! Funny you said that because I was at Tai Pan last night and a larger lady bent over and showed me half of her goods. It was so very ugly. I don't want to see it. And the thong thing. Gross on so many levels. Why are girls wearing the most uncomfortable underwear possible? Where is their sense of self respect? How are we supposed to raise sons to keep their minds clean when girls hang it all out for them? I miss you. We could talk about this for hours. ps - Avery has been wearing your gorgeous dress you gave here. It's perfect weather for it. Thank you.

Dottie said...

Just say NO to crack!

Ali Miller said...

That post just made my day as I sit here watching a girl pulling up her pants to do the impossible - cover the chick-crack. HAHA - that's hilarious!

Amy said...

I'm so glad you took the time to immortalize what we were talking about! I try to keep my eyes at shoulder level at the library now!