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If you buy jeans that are too long you do one of a few things. You can either bring them to a dry cleaner and ask them to take them up. You can wear them and deal with walking on the backs of the pant legs. You can bring them back to the store, or just never ever wear them.
If you fold the bottom up like a shirt sleeve, at least when out of the house, you are a moron.
On a related note, who thought it was okay to fold/roll up pant legs like shirt sleeves?
Oh, one other thing you could do is just never buy jeans. Chances are if you are the type that cares about how they appear at all times you don't need to be wearing jeans. Jeans were created for people who do work and get dirty, not for the pampered bourgeoisie.
Another thing, styled jeans are ****ing stupid too. Again, they were made for work, not for twig women with fake boobs from Texas/Mexico who like pristine white cowboy hats.
Here's an idea. If you think getting covered in raw sewage would be the death of you just don't buy jeans, ever.
If you fold the bottom up like a shirt sleeve, at least when out of the house, you are a moron.
On a related note, who thought it was okay to fold/roll up pant legs like shirt sleeves?
Oh, one other thing you could do is just never buy jeans. Chances are if you are the type that cares about how they appear at all times you don't need to be wearing jeans. Jeans were created for people who do work and get dirty, not for the pampered bourgeoisie.
Another thing, styled jeans are ****ing stupid too. Again, they were made for work, not for twig women with fake boobs from Texas/Mexico who like pristine white cowboy hats.
Here's an idea. If you think getting covered in raw sewage would be the death of you just don't buy jeans, ever.
ACK!
Really? I've yet to see people walking around with creases in their jeans. They also fit the ticket for pampered bourgeoisie. 
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