Quoth Melissa Phong:
>> Just to clarify, for those that are still confused. Nobody actually wear=
s
>> these anymore, (except my grandfather) at least not where I'm from.
>> (Northwestern U.S.)
>A lot of people don't wear them, but a lot of people do. Personally,
>I'm so used to having a t-shirt/undershirt on that I *always* wear one;
>Forced to speculate, I'd say that wearing t-shirts or undershirts is
>more common in areas like New England and the northern midwest, where
>one is likely to encounter a range of temperatures through the day,
>often unpredictably, and thus need to have a range of layers to deal
>with it.
Sounds reasonable. Around here sometimes it seems like our only seasons=20
are Rain and August, which cuts down on unpredictable weather changes.
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>Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy.