@mister-moggy
Some things have been re-invented many times. Trousers were worn in Persia 2,000 years ago, for example.
@mister-moggy saidthis is MY domain,
if cultural appropriation is not appropriate then why
are non-europeans allowed to wear suits, ties, white shirts and dress shoes.
bit of hypocrisy here i say
nobody can ever pick a booger again...
@mister-moggy said... and only the French should be allowed to wear denim?
if cultural appropriation is not appropriate then why
are non-europeans allowed to wear suits, ties, white shirts and dress shoes.
bit of hypocrisy here i say
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@wolfgang59
levis were invented by a men named straus and levi who took sail cloth from the old ships and made pants in the 1870's they put rivets on them to make them stronger.
so denim and the french ?
@mister-moggy saidWell,, ok, ok, but gay men wear silky pantaloons 🙂
@rookie54
the persians wore silky pantaloons, not trousers.
@mister-moggy saidNot talking about who invented "Levis".
levis were invented by a men named straus and levi who took sail cloth from the old ships and made pants in the 1870's they put rivets on them to make them stronger.
so denim and the french ?
Denim is from France.
Originally serge de Nîmes.
The etymology for "jeans" is thought to be from Genoa which
also produced a similar cloth called bleu de Genes.
The word "jeans" was in use a hundred years before Levi Strauss.
@hakima saidYa know what else is futile? My attempts at winning many games here. 😢 😠
Cultural appropriation is inevitable.
Resistance is futile.
@moonbus saidYes; but so were sarongs. And yet it's evil for me to wear one, but not evil for an Indonesian to wear trowse.
@mister-moggy
Some things have been re-invented many times. Trousers were worn in Persia 2,000 years ago, for example.
@shallow-blue saidWhoever says that is a fool.
Yes; but so were sarongs. And yet it's evil for me to wear one, but not evil for an Indonesian to wear trowse.