Pickles by Brian Crane for June 11, 2012

Hmm… good point, but I always tuck in my over-sized shirts (easy access to pants pockets… plus less chance of “southern exposure”).

Just Say No To Crack !

Seems to me Earl’s shirt would be the same length, and cover the same stuff, whether tucked in or hanging outside his pants. No?

You don’t want to see “OLD plunber’s crack”. That would “crack” up the block.

Wish someone would have suggested this to the man in Walmart last night! UGH!!!

How would the same shirt, tucked in, show the crack? The crack shows when your shirt is too short to cover it, or when it’s only tucked in at the sides and front while it’s riding up in back.

Well at least we know Earl’s a retired plumber.

At least it’s a dime. My Earl still picks up pennies.

What about the women who squat down and can see the crack.My hubby when tuck shirt in see his undies not the other.

I didn’t know Earl was a plumber…And remember ’ Crack Kills ’.

Duluth Trading has a Tshirt that’s 3" longer in back.

@SusanSunshine and @Ned Snipes – of course you are right the first time, but after several squats, the sides and front of the pants keep holding the back a little higher each time. The untucked shirt falls back to the starting point (unless it’s too tight, which is another issue).

Crack shot.

Very considerate of you Opal…it is much appreciated.

almost got in a bar fight, years ago, for dropping a quarter in the slot in the “Juke Box”.

That’s an excellent idea, Opal.

LOL LOL xxx

Bend over and crack a smile.

I heard “Bad Moon Rising” over lunch today. It fits!

Moon River…. I