Wine glasses (and some fancy beer glasses) have stems to help keep your drink at the right temperature.
While there's no shame in holding your wine glass however feels most comfortable, if you hold it by the stem the heat from your hand won't warm up what's in your glass. From here.
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Golden 4 year s ago
#8 No pocket watch from that time would fit into that small pocket.
Until about five minutes ago, that little pocket was called a 'change pocket'. It's for keeping your change in.
btw: Levi's used to be a symbol of durability. Levi's used to last like leather. Now, Levi's are no more than a sad, sad excuse for clothing. The scumbag CEO advises people not to wash them because of the wear and tear washing will put them through. I have flannel pajamas more durable than Levi's. Funny tho, that kids keep buying them. smh.
Until about five minutes ago, that little pocket was called a 'change pocket'. It's for keeping your change in.
btw: Levi's used to be a symbol of durability. Levi's used to last like leather. Now, Levi's are no more than a sad, sad excuse for clothing. The scumbag CEO advises people not to wash them because of the wear and tear washing will put them through. I have flannel pajamas more durable than Levi's. Funny tho, that kids keep buying them. smh.
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Gun 4 year s ago
#10 might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard....today.
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Delight 4 year s ago
There is a Levi condom commercial that states that watch pocket was created in 1873 and was "abused ever since."
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Predator 4 year s ago
#3 try breathing through that hole then.
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Dicy 4 year s ago
Call BS on 10 and 11
Until about five minutes ago, that little pocket was called a 'change pocket'. It's for keeping your change in.
btw: Levi's used to be a symbol of durability. Levi's used to last like leather. Now, Levi's are no more than a sad, sad excuse for clothing. The scumbag CEO advises people not to wash them because of the wear and tear washing will put them through. I have flannel pajamas more durable than Levi's. Funny tho, that kids keep buying them. smh.