Someone was asking about belts. I think trousers are more important.

Only person who wears the trousers in our house, is her who has to be obeyed.????

3 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Only person who wears the trousers in our house, is her who has to be obeyed.????

Here's a mugshot to prove it:

As I wouldn´t walk around in shorts wherever I go in my home country, I have been taken it as a rule to keep also in Thailand. 

1 minute ago, Matzzon said:

As I wouldn´t walk around in shorts wherever I go in my home country, I have been taken it as a rule to keep also in Thailand. 

Don't know where you come from but Thailand is a damn sight hotter than the UK - shorts are essential to prevent excessive ball sweating and associated fungal infections.

Because of mosquitoes.

17 minutes ago, SteveK said:

Don't know where you come from but Thailand is a damn sight hotter than the UK - shorts are essential to prevent excessive ball sweating and associated fungal infections.

Betty Swollocks is NOT a universal affliction.

 

And only women get yeast infections.

Trousers are worn dependent on occasion and time, ie. Official, weddings, funerals, after dark as an example.

38 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Only person who wears the trousers in our house, is her who has to be obeyed.????

 

Gotta just lurve Ursula Undress ????

 

 

 

9 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Gotta just lurve Ursula Undress ????

 

 

Geez Crossy, showing your age there mate...5555.....and me cos I knew exactly who and what you meant without the poster....555555....1965 movie !!

24 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Because of mosquitoes.

Yep , shorts in the day , if I go out in the evening jeans , the mozzies can find and bother someone else.

I wouldn't look good in a dress and long thin hairy legs don't look good in shorts

Great start to the New year, a 'what do you wear' topic, been a couple of months since we've had one. I'm sure it will turn into 'what to wear at immigration '.

Well done to the OP.

34 minutes ago, SteveK said:

Don't know where you come from but Thailand is a damn sight hotter than the UK - shorts are essential to prevent excessive ball sweating and associated fungal infections.

Just guess I am a little bit more adaptive to the circumstances of climate change then. Also looks like you are in minority with only about 33% according to your own poll.

2 minutes ago, Matzzon said:

Just guess I am a little bit more adaptive to the circumstances of climate change then. 

Climate change is a hoax. The climate of this planet has been changing for 4.5 billion years. It's only very recently that people started to be concerned with it and forced their children to be outspoken about the matter in the hope of getting some YouTube income.

41 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Gotta just lurve Ursula Undress ????

 

 

 

No Vincent Price , must of been ill at the time.

1 hour ago, Matzzon said:

As I wouldn´t walk around in shorts wherever I go in my home country, I have been taken it as a rule to keep also in Thailand. 

And there was me thinking you must be German. 

 

Rooster

Never worn trousers since I've been living in Thailand. Or underwear!

26 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

I wouldn't look good in a dress and long thin hairy legs don't look good in shorts

Have to agree , Not what you look like in a dress but when I am ready to go out and see myself in shorts I tend to say what a teacher said about 60 years ago  ' Put them away boy nobody wants to see them '.   72 yo legs in shorts ...no ..really.

5 minutes ago, toofarnorth said:

No Vincent Price , must of been ill at the time.

 

I think that "House of the Long Shadows" was the only movie where all three appeared together. Of course I could be wrong (and I often am).

 

9 minutes ago, SteveK said:

Climate change is a hoax. The climate of this planet has been changing for 4.5 billion years. It's only very recently that people started to be concerned with it and forced their children to be outspoken about the matter in the hope of getting some YouTube income.

Totally agree. The climate crisis 'debate' is being financed by the plastics industry as a huge deflection from the very, very real threat that they present to the global environment.

Or the one I heard, "put them away, why depress the vultures" ! ????

8 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

Never worn trousers since I've been living in Thailand. Or underwear!

I love the smell of feta cheese in the morning. Smells like... freedom!

38 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

I wouldn't look good in a dress and long thin hairy legs don't look good in shorts

Your legs couldn't be any skinnier than mine and I wear shorts all the time. I've just reached an age when I really don't give a rats rectum what other people think.

Only wear shorts at home , very very rarely wear shorts out ,except if walking for exercise in the morning .

just like wearing a shirt and trousers ,always have ,dont get hot and sweaty ,must be lucky .

Because they look good with a belt

51 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

I wouldn't look good in a dress and long thin hairy legs don't look good in shorts

Nor my fat hairy legs.

2 hours ago, SteveK said:

Don't know where you come from but Thailand is a damn sight hotter than the UK - shorts are essential to prevent excessive ball sweating and associated fungal infections.

For the same reason, I wear neither underwear nor trousers in Thailand. Shorts, T shirt/polo shirt and shoes. Why wear anything else?

If you want to keep down a job it's probably a good idea to wear trousers to work.

 

Of course, if you're working for a socks-and-sandals style of tech startup or self-employed then the rules don't apply.

But, if you're in the corporate world, trousers/pants are a must.

Jeans are also acceptable as business-casual, but depends on the company.

 

It's image over everything else in Thailand.

 

To keep my legs pale as milk.

Very asean beauty ideal.

Doesn't work for the rest of my body.