A teeny-tiny pocket that's seemingly pointless. If you’re wearing a good ol’ pair of jeans, chances are it has a teeny-tiny pocket above the regular pockets on the front. The same place where you get your thumb stuck now and then. It was originally meant to tuck in a hand watch. Levi’s points out it has served more purposes throughout the years, like storing coins, matches, and tickets.
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Lonzo 4 year s ago
4# I have so many buttons and other things of clothes I don't have anymore. That I just start collecting them
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Valerie 4 year s ago
#7 stop repeating that BS. Try breathing through that hole and tell us again that is what it is mesnt to be used for.
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Ricka 4 year s ago
Valerie,
It's correct though, I can remember all the publicity when they were first introduced.
It's correct though, I can remember all the publicity when they were first introduced.
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Olivia 4 year s ago
Valerie,
So if I try to save your life, but you see that it will make you uncomfortable, can I assume you will pass on the help?
So if I try to save your life, but you see that it will make you uncomfortable, can I assume you will pass on the help?
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Kenj 4 year s ago
#29 Indentation at the bottom of wine bottles is to regulate the standard 75 cl of liquid inside, since the bottles come in different sizes (some are thicker, some are taller).
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Toby 4 year s ago
#49 ... did you understood what you said yourself? Search TRRS, will be easier than typing all that bologna.
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Corey 4 year s ago
Toby,
Yes, had me totally confused .
Yes, had me totally confused .
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Belinda 4 year s ago
#6 Those ridges aren't a leftover from the past. They were added to the Euro coins so that you can tell them apart without looking at them.
It's correct though, I can remember all the publicity when they were first introduced.
So if I try to save your life, but you see that it will make you uncomfortable, can I assume you will pass on the help?
Yes, had me totally confused .