Nay -
Personally, I could never do it. Occasionally, I've been offered....My brother offered me some of his stuff he doesn't wear any longer and I gave him a flat out "No way"
My sister in law had a friend who's brother died....and I was told he was "your size, and he was a really snappy dresser"...I replied with "I don't care, I am not wearing a dead guys clothes."
Quite a few of the yard sale sites I belong to often have used clothing for sale....I could never do it...
What say you BBI?
No way I would wear a dead person's clothing. Just donate it!
Also depends on how close to the body and what part of the body the garment is worn. Dress shirt which was likely worn with an undershirt? - Sure. Some cargo pants/shorts that the previous owner had swamp ass in ? GTFO.
I've accepted coats from people without a second thought, but I realize that's different.
I've accepted coats from people without a second thought, but I realize that's different.
Clothes being tried on by others in the store is a bit different in the assumptions that the previous people didn't try on the clothes drenched in sweat or without undergarments. What nasty individual tries on clothes commando style?
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and that was my grandfather.
Not a chance I'm wearing a strangers clothes.
Unless I was homeless and/or destitute. then I would do it.
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What nasty individual tries on clothes commando style?
Greg
the whole world should have a 19 - 0 Patriots t-shirt.
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In comment 14002205 Mad Mike said:
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What nasty individual tries on clothes commando style?
Greg
Thankfully, Greg seems to the only one in the world to still wear jorts.
[quote] I wore my grandfathers suit to his funeral (I was 14 or so and didn't have a nice suit) and I couldn't shake the feeling I was very close to where old man balls had been.
FUCKING AWESOME
You have made my day.
Agreed. Make sure you wash it first because they usually don't.
ditto
Big yes.
Think of where you keep your toothbrush.
Think of how many door knobs you turn that have been touched by someone who hasn't washed his hands after wiping, touching his junk, or picking his nose.
wearing washed used clothing is no big deal in comparison.
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Think of where you keep your toothbrush.
Think of how many door knobs you turn that have been touched by someone who hasn't washed his hands after wiping, touching his junk, or picking his nose.
wearing washed used clothing is no big deal in comparison.
Great way to look at it. Every time you go anywhere in public you’re doing much worse than wearing washed used clothing.
So the real question should be....The five second rule, if you drop it do you pick it up and eat it??