Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:30 pm
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Capitalism + Garments = ?
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Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:35 pm
I was under the impression that most garments were made within the family during that time period. It's still an option now but discouraged in most areas of the Church.
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:13 am
oh crickey!
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:50 am
boys and girls? Boys and Girls!?
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:27 am
The Nehor wrote:I was under the impression that most garments were made within the family during that time period. It's still an option now but discouraged in most areas of the Church.
Do you wear a temple garment?
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:39 am
solomarineris wrote:The Nehor wrote:I was under the impression that most garments were made within the family during that time period. It's still an option now but discouraged in most areas of the Church.
Do you wear a temple garment?
Too personal. And a given, to boot. Geez, solo.
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:41 am
solomarineris wrote:The Nehor wrote:I was under the impression that most garments were made within the family during that time period. It's still an option now but discouraged in most areas of the Church.
Do you wear a temple garment?
This has what to do with this exactly?
Re: Capitalism + Garments = ?
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:03 am
"This has what to do with this exactly?"
If your picture is close to accurate it has to do with whether they come in 'expedition tent' sizes.
One problem with garments is that if you go into the church store to buy them and they have to order your all cotton garments, they refuse to take cash. Must be a credit card only. For an outfit that preaches fiscal responsibility it makes little sense to force people to have a credit card just to buy magic undies. The idiots didn't want to take an Out of State Check(even with our Temple Recommend) and refused to take cash. One patron overheard the screwy rule and our loudly escalating discussion, stepped in and paid for them with his credit card and we gave him cash.
Stupidest people on the planet Earth, those idiots in Utah.
It is easy to see why BYU frosh wear a T-shirt upside down so the girls will feel the 'line' of the 'garment' on the leg on the date and the guys get further with the foolish RM-seeking babes.
Maybe one biggie for White Shirts is that it is easier to see the smile line from Garments through thin white cloth. Can't see it from decent colored shirts as easily.
If your picture is close to accurate it has to do with whether they come in 'expedition tent' sizes.
One problem with garments is that if you go into the church store to buy them and they have to order your all cotton garments, they refuse to take cash. Must be a credit card only. For an outfit that preaches fiscal responsibility it makes little sense to force people to have a credit card just to buy magic undies. The idiots didn't want to take an Out of State Check(even with our Temple Recommend) and refused to take cash. One patron overheard the screwy rule and our loudly escalating discussion, stepped in and paid for them with his credit card and we gave him cash.
Stupidest people on the planet Earth, those idiots in Utah.
It is easy to see why BYU frosh wear a T-shirt upside down so the girls will feel the 'line' of the 'garment' on the leg on the date and the guys get further with the foolish RM-seeking babes.
Maybe one biggie for White Shirts is that it is easier to see the smile line from Garments through thin white cloth. Can't see it from decent colored shirts as easily.