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All Adidas Pants have lines

For quite some time now, Bubba has been begging to eat at Wegmans.  So, last night I indulged him.  While we were eating our dinner, I let the Big One know that I would be going for my group run early in the morning, so he would be watching Bubba. 
Big One: It's gonna be cold, you should wear pants.

Me: I plan on it.  Probably lined ones.

Big One: You mean your Adidas ones?

Me: No, those aren't lined.

Big One:  Yes they are, all Adidas pants have lines.

Me: laughing too hard to respond

Big One: What?  They all have those lines down both legs.

After composing myself, I explained to my 14 year old honor student, super smart son what lined pants where. 

The Big One can be funny too!  Who knew?

Comments

Jon said…
That is really funny!

Saw your comment about the Hydro Hip and swim rotation. I was REALLY skeptical about the belt, but as soon as I got it working, it was instant gratification.

Lemme know if you have any more Q's!

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