If you're like me, however, you will eventually begin to perspire inside the rain-proof pants, and of course, there will be no way for the moisture to wick out, thus making one slightly damp anyway.
That is, if you're like me.
Posted by COMTE at February 2, 2006 04:57 PM"Because I know that the moment I don the rain pants, the rain can't touch me."
You know what happens when I don my rainproof clothing? Like, consistently? It stops raining.
Posted by Joshua at February 2, 2006 07:14 PMMy downfall is the shoes. If I would just put on a pair of Wellingtons I could be impervious, but instead I find myself standing there with slowly dampening feet.
Posted by The Green Man at February 2, 2006 11:29 PMactually, your rain-gear colour-scheme is similar to the upper level girl scout uniforms. which begs the obvious question:
Are your cookies also rain impervious?
HAPPINESS
Banjo had
Great Big
Waterproof
Boots on;
Banjo had
Great Blue
Waterproof
Pants;
Banjo had a
Great Green
Waterproof
Rainslicker--
And that
(Said Banjo)
Is
That.
(A.A. Milne rolls over and coughs gently)
Posted by anne at February 6, 2006 11:13 PMThe white "paint" is actually marine grade adhesive I used to attach multiple thousands of c-7 lighting string clips to the retail and condo rooftops of a certain berg accross the water during torrential rains in thirty-eight degree weather standing in 6" of standing water 'cuz landlords don't clean drains unless they cause a problem. I owe you some new pants. They kept me warm, dry and not as miserable as I could have been in those circumstances.
Posted by jaye at February 8, 2006 05:49 PM