Do you tuck your shirt in your trousers?

[Crackle]

Well I do, though now Mrs Crackle has made me buy shirts designed not to be tucked in. She cruelly told me today that my belly was too fat and my legs too short to divide myself in half by tucking my shirt in That I flowed more with a un-tucked shirt. I don't like un-tucked shirts, they're drafty and I'm set in my ways and when I bend down the trouser belt digs in and the shirt gets in the way of my pockets: harrrumppphh!

 

[Sittingduck]

Only ever at work. Never tuck it in out of the office!

 

[Lisa21]

my belly was too fat and my legs too short to divide myself in half by tucking my shirt in harrrumppphh!

Soz Hunxx

 

[4F]

Well I do, though now Mrs Crackle has made me buy shirts designed not to be tucked in. She cruelly told me today that my belly was too fat and my legs too short to divide myself in half by tucking my shirt in That I flowed more with a un-tucked shirt. I don't like un-tucked shirts, they're drafty and I'm set in my ways and when I bend down the trouser belt digs in and the shirt gets in the way of my pockets: harrrumppphh!

Before you know it you will be showing your under crackers as well
now

 

[Crackle]

Heh, heh. I was looking at a pair of baggy jeans today in the Levi outlet shop. I don't think so.

 

[Wigsie]

Only ever at work. Never tuck it in out of the office!

+1 as always, the voice of rationality!

 

[HLaB]

Depends what I'm wearing with a shirt. If I'm wearing trowsers, its always but if I'm wearing jeans I tend not too.

 

[Wolf04]

Well I do, though now Mrs Crackle has made me buy shirts designed not to be tucked in. She cruelly told me today that my belly was too fat and my legs too short to divide myself in half by tucking my shirt in That I flowed more with a un-tucked shirt. I don't like un-tucked shirts, they're drafty and I'm set in my ways and when I bend down the trouser belt digs in and the shirt gets in the way of my pockets: harrrumppphh!

Time for a vest me thinks. Of course then you would have the decision as whether or not to tuck the vest into one's underpants or not and whether or not to leave the shirt open thereby making a feature of the vest. Upon consideration I think T shirts are the way forward.

 

[Crackle]

T-shirts: Tucked or un-tucked?

 

[Fab Foodie]

Well I do, though now Mrs Crackle has made me buy shirts designed not to be tucked in. She cruelly told me today that my belly was too fat and my legs too short to divide myself in half by tucking my shirt in That I flowed more with a un-tucked shirt. I don't like un-tucked shirts, they're drafty and I'm set in my ways and when I bend down the trouser belt digs in and the shirt gets in the way of my pockets: harrrumppphh!

Mmmm, this all sound strangely familiar....

 

[Crackle]

Mmmm, this all sound strangely familiar....

Oh good. It's not just me then.

 

[ComedyPilot]

Now I have discovered my waist after 15-20 years of padding, I can tuck in or out.

 

[Crackle]

Soz Hunxx

And don't think I didn't notice that you, you ......................... tan-less woman.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Oh good. It's not just me then.

I thought it was perfectly normal

 

[Fnaar]

Tucked in at work (smart casual) untucked otherwise (or the kids make me untuck if I have forgotten this apparently crucial step) I blame Gok Wan and his ilk, personally