I saw this and had to laugh - I have seen each of these solutions on campus in the last week alone! Enjoy!
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I saw this and had to laugh - I have seen each of these solutions on campus in the last week alone! Enjoy!
my son, a recent PhD graduate now doing post doc work sent this too me with a mention that he had tried all of the methods, and just preferred shorts. He is in Southern California so he can get away with that.
marni
ha, I use "askew pedaling" at times. My socks aren't long enough to tuck. I frequently walk around half the day with my right pant leg rolled up because I forget to unroll it.
They forgot big rubber-bands. Works better than binder clips.
Or a set of shoe laces - one to use, one for spare.
I got a chuckle out of the comic. :) Personally, I have an ankle Road ID... so that's what I use to cinch up my pant leg.
This one gives me a chuckle. I've done the sock tuck (my socks matched!). I've seen all of these around campus as well.
*blushing*
I've done all of those, and the clever fold, flatten, and cuff with wider pants.
Hi, my name is Possegal, and I'm a PhD that has sock-tucked. :)
Haven't done the others though, and got a good laugh out of the binder clip one.
I've done the binder-clip thing :p
I don't have a PhD though, just a Masters, so that doesn't count :D
Can I get partial credit for having 2 master's degrees?
Duck on Wheels is here! :) So far I have noted use of: pants tucked into (matching) socks or reflective ankle bracelet. She says she has used the paper clip method.
Duck has bachelors, 3 masters (combined into one, the Norwegians do that) and a PhD.
I use Portland commuter pants with built in ankle strap or capris. No degree whatsoever yet. :rolleyes:
You don't need a PhD to be qualified to do that! The webcomic is about grad students! ;)
Grad student guilty of #1 and #4. I like to think that #1 is because we're smart enough not to spend money on those fancy velcro straps when the socks we already own work just fine. I am personally bringing back the mid
80's cuff roll style, I bet a few of you remember that sartorial high point.:)