MarkB
I wonder if they really expect this idea to “take off”.
djm
Can’t see it catching on over this side of the pond. Over here, pants are what you wear under your trousers.
Then again..
Slan,
D. 
That would be an interesting interpretion of the idea. It might just create the world’s largest traffic jam.
MarkB
It’s a bit chilly here today. I’ll post later if I see any participants. I can tell you right now it won’t be me!
Today in my US Traditions class I am part of a group media presentation, and I am being the stereotypical “faggot activist;” I’m not wearing pants, but that was just coincidence. It works well though. 
The weather here (in the UK) is unseasonably hot.
It’s nearly Lunghi time.
(Tell the boy to bring me a chota peg!)
Every cinco de Mayo.
Ah the Irish holiday- when the Mayo-naise overcame the Onion-iste in the the battle of Poblano, Mexico.
I can’t believe I just wrote that-must be the wine
Oh my goodness! That explains why they had the Cinco de Mayo potluck lunch at work Friday . . .
. . . I figured out why everyone brought Mexican food . . . but it never occurred to me that actually WAS Cinco de Mayo . . .
My kids asked me what Cinco de Mayo was, and I told them it’s the 5th of May. Then they said, “Yeah, I know it’s the 5th of May, but what is Cinco de Mayo ?”
