This clever but wildly inappropriate advertising solution dreamed up by the DDB Auckland agency involves imprinting an ad for Superette, a New Zealand clothing chain, on the bare thighs of people who sit on a modified park bench. The ad reads “Short shorts on sale Superette†(Click on the image to enlarge).
(Copyranter via Consumerist)
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University of Alberta student Josh Le wore the same pair of raw denim jeans, without washing them, for 15 months straight—all in the name of science.
Whether your doing your laundry or roundhouse kicking someone in the face, these Karate Casuals will give you the comfort, style and flexibility a ninja needs on his day off.
I’ll admit right here and now that I love casual attire. Jeans and a cozy shirt are pretty much a daily staple for me for when I’m out and about.
But I gotta say, this new Levi’s Double Denim Onesie scares me.
I mean, nothing says fashion like “I have my shirt stitched to my jeans!”
Not to mention, I’d have to think trips to the bathroom would be a bit of a pain.
O.o
Product Page £115.00 ($195 US approx)
From That’s Nerdalicious!: The Double Down sandwich finally gets some buns.
KFC is trying to reach out to their target audience of young men by hiring female college students to wear Double Down-branded booty pants and hand out gift certificates. The program kicked off in KFC’s home state of Kentucky, but the company is currently looking for ambassadors in three more universities. Interested parties can apply for the job (which pays $500) by contacting KFC on its Facebook page.
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Or, more specifically, this Slovenian news anchor gets caught without any pants at all.
Notice how the woman in the clip appears unfazed by this situation, leading us to believe that he must report the news in his boxers on a regular basis.
Check out the video after the break.
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Listen to this conversation between LBJ and his tailor Joe Haggar recorded on August 9, 1964. While instructing Haggar on how to tailor his pants, Johnson says what is quite possibly the funniest shit ever spoken by a sitting president:
American Eagle is running a promotion from July 21st to August 3rd that offers a free smartphone to everyone that tries on a pair of jeans (with a two year service activation of course).
Besides the all-over beer can print and pockets, the Matix Gusto Bigcans Boardshorts also feature a mesh can holder. So, if you wear these shorts with this hoodie, this bandolier, this belt and this hat, you can live your dream of becoming a walking keg.
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What makes WTF jeans different from regular jeans? Well, it features a special iPhone or iPod touch pocket with micro-fiber protection, a hidden pocket for a USB stick and padding on both sides of the crotch in the men’s version for cutting edge nutsack comfort. The jeans are expected to ship starting on May 2nd.
Product Page (€59 or $80 via Mashable)
