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[lolmac]

Nobody understood dis either.
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Episode:   Twenty Questions, Season 6           Screen Capture from:  macsyourman

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[alternatealto.livejournal.com]

Wellllll . . . they do fit nicely.

(Although I don't, myself, see why he's wearing the codpiece under the shorts.)

[lolmac]

It depends on what you mean by 'nice', I suppose.

Oh shirt! Not again!

[katxander.livejournal.com]

O.o

...and I thought I had a headache before this...

Holy cats. I'm not sure even DD would be willing to tackle *that* shirt...baggy pants, yeah, I understand that...the shirt looks like something my mother would choose, claiming it's "stunning".

...yep, and she'd be right. I'm stunned. Oiy.

Re: Oh shirt! Not again!

[lolmac]

Lacking a zat, Mac chose to overcome his evil opponents with his stunningly bad sense of colour.

[rdamel.livejournal.com]

Ah, so true--I've never understood the pants or jeans that appear to be 2 sizes too big. Why? I ask you, why?! Then again, some episodes of MacGyver they are quite tight. Hard to understand.

And on the subject of MacGyver, anyone watching Warehouse 13? There was an amusing Mac reference in tonight's episode.

Melissa M>

[lolmac]

No, I didn't see it. What was the reference?

[rdamel.livejournal.com]

Do you ever watch Warehouse 13? The main character's name is Artie, played by Saul Rubinek (who played on SG1 w/RDA in Heroes. In W 13, he's one of the main characters, a long time agent and in this ep he is handcuffed somewhere and as he's figuring out how to escape, he says "Like I don't know how to improvise an electro-magnet. I was doing this while MacGyver was still trapped in his crib."

I loved it!
Melissa M.

[lolmac]

ROFL! That's great!

[lothithil.livejournal.com]

Obviously, Mac had to 'macgyver' those clothes himself--out of a shower curtain and a canvas duffel bag. And then he was dressed in the dark by pack of mischievous gremlins.

[lolmac]

A shower curtain? I thought it was a sofa cover.

Now we need a pair of mischeivous gremlins to undress him. Preferably in the light, so we can admire the scenery. *volunteers*

[lothithil.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah! Me too!! And someone to hold the camera...

[lolmac]

And someone to hold the whipped cream and strawberries. And someone to shred the shirt immediately -- maybe your cats can take care of that.

[http://users.livejournal.com/idlewild_/]

I bet the New Dress a Day girl could do something spectacular with the shirt.

But the jeans have to go.

[lolmac]

She's welcome to do something splendid with both the shirt and the jeans! Especially since this will require removing them.

[http://users.livejournal.com/idlewild_/]

I see you caught my incredibly subtle subtext regarding clothing removal. ;)

[bull-demon.livejournal.com]

Loose clothes are *so* much more comfortable than tight. I personally wear a few sizes too big in both shirts and pants. My mother is always saying they look too big, but you know, I'm comfortable, it hides things, and I'm not one to be with the "in crowd" when it comes to fashion. Or anything...

Plus, being tall (RDA, not me, I got screwed in the height department), it can be difficult to find the right fit in clothing, especially pants. So he's loose -- I like it :)