Sunday Oregonian Oct. 15
My tent partner was a novice camper on her first trip to Nepal, but I realized I could still learn from her when I saw her underwear. She explained that her disposable drawers were 100% cotton, comfy and completely biodegradable. I was intrigued, thinking of the bag of dirty laundry I was hauling over the Himalayas. Whether camping, traveling by train or otherwise being short on wash facilities, disposable undies might suit your bottom needs. Available for men in brief or boxer; for women, in brief, thong or bikini. On sale through Nov. 30 at 5 pairs for $6 at www.onederwear.com
Disposable socks also available.
I don’t have to do laundry anymore!!!YEEEESSSSS!!!
Doug 
P.S. Jim pay NO attention to that word BIKINI. :shock:
Yikes Dougie, I had no idea you were a seasoned world traveler! :twisted:
Yea! Me and Nepal are like this close!!!
Being a MAN I’ve always been LOYAL to my underwear.
Doug :roll: :shock:
packing the origional 30± pairs of the disposable socks for the month of traveling, not to mention the multiple pairs of shorts, if you dont want them to biodegrade on the body. better have a large suitcase.
Its probably better for me to take three pairs and do some laundry.
Just a thought.
Eric
Eric,
Thanks a lot now I have the image of my shorts biodegrading on me.
Doug :shock:
:idea: Doug you can get two weeks out of your undies by using this old trick. Turn them inside out after a week to the clean side. :lol: Using this handy dandy tip you only need just 2 pair for the month of Feburary and 2 1/2 pairs for the other 11 months. This works out to 29 1/2 pairs per year. At Christmas time each year buy yourself 30 pairs of socks and 30 undies. You will never have to wash them again.
Socks the same thing. :twisted:
My only regret is that I had to buy sooo many pair of underwear over the yrs.
You people have come through for me again!
I can hardly wait to go to the 7 Eleven and try buying Liners from the Indian fellow! :twisted:
Life Is Good! Now if it will finally QUIT raining!
Doug P.S. A classic moment this summer at 7 Eleven was when I went to the counter with a BIG GULP cup FULL of not pop but SLURPEE. The guy behind the counter froze and said “YOU CAN’T DO THAT!” He was so confused and mad at me I think he charged me over 3 dollars! :evil: I was dehydrated and it was a emergency!
Easier and CHEAPER go without and the money you save vs the expense think of what you could buy! 
Dennis
“insanity is just a state of mind”
From Disposable underwear to Slurpee, I think I get the coralation?
That’s right! I don’t have to wash my underwear anymore! and I can go to 7 Eleven and irritate the employees! :twisted:
Why can’t the Slurpee Execs get their heads together and come up with a GOOD FLAVOR!!!
Doug