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Re: baggy pants mean ...
allogagaw (allogagaw@MEGSINET.NET)
Wed, 13 Jan 1999 10:59:53 -0600
Ted Burton Wrote:
>As any good prison guard can tell you, baggy pants in prison are an
>advertisement that one is 'available' for 'extracurricular'
>activities in the bunk.
My understanding is similar but with a slightly different explination for
"sagging pants" (underware showing).
When a prisoner is jailed, his belt is taken away and he is handcuffed.
Thus he cannot pull his pants up and ends up walking around with his
pants falling down. Gangs "admire" this look and have adopted the
"Jail house sag" when walking around with their underware showing.
Mark Wilbur - Allogagaw (He who serves)
"Used to be an OWL NC-513 (312-35-1984), Always be an Eagle (1973)"
Scoutmaster (since 1986) Troop 374 St. Louis, Mo.
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