What do you do...
Nov. 14th, 2009 03:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sorcyressWhat do you do when you have to walk a mile and a half in a downpour, and by the time you arrive, your jeans are soaked from the pockets down.
But your shirt is dry. And your flannel overshirt is dry.
Clearly, if you're as much of a headpants1 as I, you turn it into a skirt, by wrapping it around your waist and attaching as many of the buttons as you can. And then, if you're really quite silly, when you get home, you notice that the sleeves *could* be tied at the waist (for added security) or they could be buttoned together, as a sort of sash.
Or in other words, I think I just made a kilt. Out of a flannel shirt. Out of, to be exact, my grey/black *goth* flannel shirt from Hot Topic.
Yes, I am _really ducking weird_, thanks for asking.
~Sor
MOOP!
1: headpants, noun, polar opposite of an asshat, ie an awesome person. See here
But your shirt is dry. And your flannel overshirt is dry.
Clearly, if you're as much of a headpants1 as I, you turn it into a skirt, by wrapping it around your waist and attaching as many of the buttons as you can. And then, if you're really quite silly, when you get home, you notice that the sleeves *could* be tied at the waist (for added security) or they could be buttoned together, as a sort of sash.
Or in other words, I think I just made a kilt. Out of a flannel shirt. Out of, to be exact, my grey/black *goth* flannel shirt from Hot Topic.
Yes, I am _really ducking weird_, thanks for asking.
~Sor
MOOP!
1: headpants, noun, polar opposite of an asshat, ie an awesome person. See here