Maybe if you tuck your shirt in everyone will just think you are wearing a jock strap. Noone is going to know what the goofy elastic thing is around your waist. If anyone asks tell them it is a back brace. LOL. :wink:
AH! So you, too, are promoting the "jock strap" look, eh???GeneticsDave said:Sorry I didn't make myself clear, you could still go untucked, just wear an undershirt with the SC over the undershirt but underneath your untucked shirt.
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No way bane! I am saying let the velcro strap ride under your shirt but over your undershirt. I am doing it right now, nobody sees the strap and you don't have it rubbing your back raw - it's a real comfy way to go. Just try it... go ahead, stand up, pull your pants down, tuck in that undershirt, reapply the SmartCarry, pull your pants back up and then pull your overshirt back down - simple isn't it? :lol:bane said:AH! So you, too, are promoting the "jock strap" look, eh???![]()
I always get a tad nervous when some guy from the internet tells me to "Pull (my) pants down" and "just try it" in the same sentence.GeneticsDave said:it's a real comfy way to go. Just try it... go ahead, stand up, pull your pants down
From Dictionary.com:tap-rack-bang said:... loser pants ...
I knew I was going to catch heat from someone about that comment. Good thing I put "Just try it" BEFORE "pull your pants down". Some people out there sure do have dirty minds :lol:xmirage2kx said:I always get a tad nervous when some guy from the internet tells me to "Pull (my) pants down" and "just try it" in the same sentence.GeneticsDave said:it's a real comfy way to go. Just try it... go ahead, stand up, pull your pants down
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5 inches of hard, blue steel in one's pants for 4 days is bound to make anyone uncomfortable, perhaps you should see a doctor about that... extended periods of priapism is a serious matter. :shock:tap-rack-bang said:i was carrying a 5 inch
ROTFLMAO.GeneticsDave said:5 inches of hard, blue steel in one's pants for 4 days is bound to make anyone uncomfortable, perhaps you should see a doctor about that... extended periods of priapism is a serious matter. :shock:tap-rack-bang said:i was carrying a 5 inch
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At least we got some comedic replies from this one! :lol:GeneticsDave said:No way bane! I am saying let the velcro strap ride under your shirt but over your undershirt. I am doing it right now, nobody sees the strap and you don't have it rubbing your back raw - it's a real comfy way to go. Just try it... go ahead, stand up, pull your pants down, tuck in that undershirt, reapply the SmartCarry, pull your pants back up and then pull your overshirt back down - simple isn't it? :lol:bane said:AH! So you, too, are promoting the "jock strap" look, eh???![]()
I haven't had any issues with it, but that's me. I guess it's been somewhat of a non-issue. I wear undershirts and have the white SC, blends right in. I think it was brought up by a friend that knew I carried and used a SC, I just joked back to him that it was a 'back brace'.bane said:Any ways, I was referring to the "jock strap look" IF you bend over to get something and your shirt rides up or IF getting up out of your chair you don't realize and your shirt has rode up. Not much of a problem this time of year cuz I usually keep my jacket on. But summer might be another issue...