Re: Breeches and Teenie Weenie Loincloths

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Posted by Marcia on October 24, 1997 at 08:01:16:

In Reply to: Re: Breeches and Teenie Weenie Loincloths posted by Joe Hinson on October 23, 1997 at 18:02:54:

: Sorry I can't send you a bigger "Attagirl" than that. Now what I meant by "breeches" is knee breeches, pants, I know that is not as much on your female mind as a loincloth, but I have noticed that while he never changed his hunting shirt, he did put on a pair of pants. Maybe it got a little cold out there in the Blue Ridge Mts.
: :: Joe

Joe, I have to admit it! I DID, indeed, notice that thighs are showing in some scenes, and not in others. So, let me ask you to clarify this. Were the pants a "gift" from the colonists, as far as fashion is concerned? I'm assuming that the leggings/loincloth version was traditional Native American attire in the region. Yes?

Marcia

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: : 	Sorry I can't  send you a bigger "Attagirl" than that.  Now what I meant by "breeches" is knee breeches, pants, I know that is not as much on your female mind as a loincloth, but I have noticed that while he never changed his hunting shirt, he did put on a pair of pants.  Maybe it got a little cold out there in the Blue Ridge Mts.
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: Joe, I have to admit it!  I DID, indeed, notice that thighs are showing in some scenes, and not in others.  So, let me ask you to clarify this.  Were the pants a "gift" from the colonists, as far as fashion is concerned?  I'm assuming that the leggings/loincloth version was traditional Native American attire in the region.  Yes?

: Marcia   


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