There was a strange incident in
the Canadian parliament.
Pat Martin, a member of House of
Commons was demanded to explain why he had left his seat during a vote. The reason
he answered was that his underwear was too small.
He explained that he bought a
series of briefs for half-price at a Hudson's Bay, a popular apparel commodity franchise in Canada. In the day he wore the brief,
but it fitted too much for him, making a pain. So he had to go to the lavatory
for a while, saying "leave my seat briefly."
Uncertain whether his joke made
the chairman laugh, his leaving seems not blamed anymore. What a pastoral episode. If in Japan, the politician were
perhaps criticized harshly by the media for leaving with such a silly
condition.
A tight underwear is considered as a cause of internal diseases.
The gum of the underwear fastens your waist so hard interfering the movement of
the intestine. Some physicians recommend for women not wearing shorts.
In Japan, a very few people equip
Fundoshi, a Japanese traditional underwear for men. It is also preferable not
to harm your body, according to lovers. I have not tried it yet, but it had been popular in Japanese until the WWII.
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