Unless you wear cargo pants the only way to tote the machine on foot is in a day pack or handbag.
Yes, I could wear pants in most places on the East Coast (except maybe Florida) and not get glared at.
When you don't know where you'll be in a country with unfamiliar customs and language, the novelty of seat-of-the-pants travel can wear thin.
Resorting to irony, Jean-Marie le Pen of the far-right Front National declared on national radio: "My Swiss bank account was always known to the French tax revenue and I wear pants made in France".
Well, let me rephrase that: I wanted to be a princess who could wear pants, wrestle her enemies and hang with the Ghostbusters on the weekend.
The mostly male gamblers, however, wear tacky windbreakers, polyester pants and golf shirts.
"Our God belongs to all, but watch out the devil also reaches everyone, those of us that wear pants and those that wear cassocks, " Mr. Kirchner said.
They lifted a ban on beards and earrings for servers and told them to wear fish motif shirts and khakis in lieu of the regulation stiff white shirts and black pants.
During an argument over whether he could wear blue pants to school, he had threatened to kill himself by jumping out of the car.
As well as lucky pants, some also use lucky pens, wear lucky jewellery or take charms into exams, the survey for a stationery company reports.
For much of the 20th century, it was custom for Ivy League graduates (and their imitators) to keep at least one "odd jacket" in their wardrobes to wear with khakis, gray flannels or wide-wale corduroys, rather than slim cargo pants, purple chinos or the "winter whites" that are now a trend in Italy.
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