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That's Russian for hello. It's pronounced chuck. So there is nothing better than a nice pair of slacks or dress pants for those unsophisticated readers. There are so many positives to wearing a nice, new pair of dress pants. They feel extremely comfortable and look quite good. Other people are quick to notice the accentuated aspects of your lower half. Whether it is due to the pleats or other great features of the pants, people are sure to notice. Some people look better than others in slacks and that is probably because they have better features to show, and none of us are complaining about that. So, if you happen to catch someone giving your behind the googly eyes don't be insulted or upset with this person be happy that you have pants that make that area look phenomenal. Other situations may occur, for instance, if you were put in the situation like Ron Burgundy of Anchorman where your pleated slacks show the illusion of an immense member of the family, one shouldn't feel embarrassed but proud to own such a wonderful pair of pants. I haven't found that pair of slacks yet, but I'm still looking.
You know that feeling when you wake up in the morning and just don't think anything looks good. Well just remember that slacks are always a good choice. Whether you're coming or going people are bound to notice the perfection of the figure in slacks.

I recently found that this beautiful girl from Hangover (Hanover) is still reading my blog so I would like to say thank you to her for her continued support and loyalty.

"Mr. Burgundy, you have a massive erection" Veronica Corningstone
"Oh, uh it's the pleats..." Ron Burgundy

"I don't normally do this, but I felt compelled to tell you something. You have an absolutely breath-taking... heiney. I mean, that thing's good. I wanna be friends with it." Ron Burgundy

"Women need a reason to have sex, men just need a woman." Someone else said something close to this but I amended it to make is sound better.

Random quote. "It is better to keep quiet and thought ignorant, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."