I loved the disco era. I danced my rear off many nights at discos in the 70’s. I wore jumpsuits back then and other crazy fashions of that decade. I had two of them, one of them was demin. It was my favourite.
I feel bad because we have the sweetest dry cleaner ever, but I no longer have to wear shirts and ties and therefore don’t need golf shirts and casual pants dry cleaned. I do stop by to say hello once in awhile.
Having spent several submarine patrols wearing a jumpsuit I can positively say that you can have a serious accident if you need to go to the bathroom quickly while in one.
Opal isn’t listening to this crap! she’s crabby because she puts up with Earls shortcomings….. she needs to loosen that waistband a bit too. She’s wound to tight!
Earl does get some interesting finds at garage sales. Maybe we need some comics showing him at a garage sale. Does he walk there? I can’t see him getting in a car to go shopping for anything by himself.
When my daughter was little a one piece style called a bubble suit was popular and looked comfortable, so I bought her one. She didn’t like to wear it because in her words you had to get naked to go to the bathroom.
My dad wore something like this around the house. Looking back, I wonder why my mom didn’t complain about it. When he wore it, it meant he wasn’t really going anywhere that day which was fine by me.
Winston Churchill used to wear one of those. He called it his “siren suit,” and would wear it down in the bomb shelter during air raids. (He probably wore it over his actual suit, though, complete with suspenders and necktie, but still. . .) It would keep dust sifting down from the ceiling from besmirching his statesmanlike duds, I’d think.
Always thought jumpsuits for women was stupid! Why on earth would you want to have to undress in the public toilet and drag it through the muck and yuck on the toilet floor, then put it back on again—yuckity, yuck, yuck, yuck!
Sheepskin slipper boots with an eva sole for me. Our Nepalese friends are all non shoe inside people. I asked him why. He replied that there were nasty things on the ground in Nepal. Things are I don’t want to bring into the house. We wear shoes, after all the doggo cannot remove her paws
maureenmck Premium Member about 3 years ago
… and high heels and underwire bras, too, Earl
LastRoseOfSummer 1 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Oh I so agree, but you forgot the worst……bras.
monkeysky about 3 years ago
I’ve got a pretty nice jumpsuit myself, but it’s not like I could wear it to work or the grocery store without weird looks
Ratkin Premium Member about 3 years ago
Jack LaLanne looked pretty good in his.
Concretionist about 3 years ago
Ahhhh, sweats!!
Mikey Jay about 3 years ago
I loved the disco era. I danced my rear off many nights at discos in the 70’s. I wore jumpsuits back then and other crazy fashions of that decade. I had two of them, one of them was demin. It was my favourite.
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
Earl in that outfit makes me think he’s a janitor or mechanic.
catchup about 3 years ago
Just wait until you need the loo in a hurry though…
andrew5 about 3 years ago
Look at all those POCKETS!! Heaven!!
My First Premium Member about 3 years ago
I feel bad because we have the sweetest dry cleaner ever, but I no longer have to wear shirts and ties and therefore don’t need golf shirts and casual pants dry cleaned. I do stop by to say hello once in awhile.
cubswin2016 about 3 years ago
They do not have any hogs to wash.
MayCauseBurns about 3 years ago
Disposable, paper jumpsuits!
dadoctah about 3 years ago
I was going to buy a hopsack jumpsuit, but I decided to skip it.
jagedlo about 3 years ago
Time to jump out of that jumpsuit, Earl!
juicebruce about 3 years ago
Earl save that suit for winter , it will keep you warm .
AlanM about 3 years ago
Having spent several submarine patrols wearing a jumpsuit I can positively say that you can have a serious accident if you need to go to the bathroom quickly while in one.
jslabotnik about 3 years ago
“one-piece”, is there any other kind of jumpsuit?
bittenbyknittin about 3 years ago
Jumpsuits don’t work for women. I’m all for overalls, though.
Zebrastripes about 3 years ago
Opal isn’t listening to this crap! she’s crabby because she puts up with Earls shortcomings….. she needs to loosen that waistband a bit too. She’s wound to tight!
1953Baby about 3 years ago
Do NOT tell me Opal is still wearing a girdle and/or panty hose!!!! I think it’s just Earl. . .
ANIMAL about 3 years ago
Yeah…….. like she’s gonna take FASHION advice from him……… sure – OK.
david_42 about 3 years ago
We used to wear those on the submarine. About all you could say about them is they were easy to clean and dry.
Redd Panda about 3 years ago
Two bucks! What a deal!
And it comes with that delightful smell, no extra charge.
walstib Premium Member about 3 years ago
Earl is channeling his inner Pete Townshend.
kaycstamper about 3 years ago
Definitely, I think Earl’s onto something! Tees & jeans for me ever since I retired! I only dress up for church.
Detroit Dan about 3 years ago
Has he been watching Dave Chappelle again?
Moonkey Premium Member about 3 years ago
Earl does get some interesting finds at garage sales. Maybe we need some comics showing him at a garage sale. Does he walk there? I can’t see him getting in a car to go shopping for anything by himself.
iggyman about 3 years ago
I used to wear coveralls at work, heaven forbid you gat the “runs”!
Jeannine Brown about 3 years ago
When my daughter was little a one piece style called a bubble suit was popular and looked comfortable, so I bought her one. She didn’t like to wear it because in her words you had to get naked to go to the bathroom.
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 3 years ago
Got that last panel right Earl.. and all this time it was blamed on hormones.
assrdood about 3 years ago
And frumpy facial expressions to go with the frumpy blouse.
timinwsac Premium Member about 3 years ago
Tomorrow Earl discovers the joy of going commando in combination with wearing his jumpsuit.
Cozmik Cowboy about 3 years ago
Neckties cut off the oxygen to your brain, so you can’t think.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 3 years ago
And there you have it!
Grutzi about 3 years ago
My dad wore something like this around the house. Looking back, I wonder why my mom didn’t complain about it. When he wore it, it meant he wasn’t really going anywhere that day which was fine by me.
Steverino Premium Member about 3 years ago
Hogwash is actually pretty good stuff. Keeps the pigs clean.
Calvin about 3 years ago
Wake me, shake me……feels alright now
Mayor Snorkum about 3 years ago
Winston Churchill used to wear one of those. He called it his “siren suit,” and would wear it down in the bomb shelter during air raids. (He probably wore it over his actual suit, though, complete with suspenders and necktie, but still. . .) It would keep dust sifting down from the ceiling from besmirching his statesmanlike duds, I’d think.
zeexenon about 3 years ago
Aah, the Nehru suit.
jtburgess Premium Member about 3 years ago
He forgot underwire push-up bras
tung cha cha cha about 3 years ago
Always thought jumpsuits for women was stupid! Why on earth would you want to have to undress in the public toilet and drag it through the muck and yuck on the toilet floor, then put it back on again—yuckity, yuck, yuck, yuck!
Natarose about 3 years ago
I think the only problem Earl is going to have with that outfit is when he really has to use the bathroom.
WaywardWind about 3 years ago
Just wait till he has to go to the bathroom — and just lowering the zipper won’t solve his problem.
jimmeh about 3 years ago
Remember leisure suits?
whenlifewassimpler about 3 years ago
Yup Img 0342lagoulou would not go well today at all.
pbr50138 about 3 years ago
Decades ago, my uncle wore those.
feefers_ over 1 year ago
Winston Churchill wore a similar all-in-one suit during the war. He wore it when he was off duty. I saw in when I visited the War Cabinet Rooms
feefers_ over 1 year ago
Sheepskin slipper boots with an eva sole for me. Our Nepalese friends are all non shoe inside people. I asked him why. He replied that there were nasty things on the ground in Nepal. Things are I don’t want to bring into the house. We wear shoes, after all the doggo cannot remove her paws