How can I get the drawstring of my running shorts back?
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Pull the whole string out. Attach a safety pin to one end then work the safety pin through to the other side, pulling the string as you go. Tie bigger knots on the ends of the strings to avoid this in the future.
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I know this sounds funny, but get some fabric softeners and rub them all over you.  It helps with the static electricity of clothes, but it can also help with general static electricity.
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just get some women's trouser socks (they're thicker than knee highs) and cut them up.  Presto... you have Hardy armbands.
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Go top sports authority and buy a little kit with the lacing and the tool to do it with.  There should be some instructions in there.
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ditch the silk buddy and go for jeans. \n\nBe coo..
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There is a cover up cream for vericose veins that should do the trick. It's rather pricey but I've seen people who've used it and it's some amazing stuff. \n  You know.. you really shouldn't worry about the spots on your legs. You have just as much right to wear shorts as anyone else does. If they don't want to look at your legs, then they don't have too. I've seen all kinds of people wearing shorts from people with fat rolls, vericose veins, scars and everything else and it's never bothered me or anyone else I know.  People probably won't even be looking at your legs so why suffer in the heat over something as silly as chicken pox scars? \n  You're not alive simply for others to look at, you're alive to make yourself happy so stop making yourself miserable. I'll bet that if you went out for a month in your shorts and skirt, you would stop worrying so much about your legs. I'll bet the only ones who even notice are short folks.
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It sounds like side stiches.  It can be fixed by exercising more regularly.  They will eventually go away the more fit you become.  Also, learning to breath better when excersizing is another key.  I hope this helps.
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If you aren't a trained professional, go to a billiards retail store to have the cloth replaced.  It's very important that it gets done correctly.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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See this One \n\n\n\nwww.unstrung.com/document.asp?doc_id=24998
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http://www.exrx.net/Lists/ExList/WaistWt.html
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Relax. That's the most important thing. My brother is a running coach and MA. Running all scholastic champion. He told me the most corniest thing but it works. "smell the flowers, blow out the candles." It's corny but it works. Breath in and then out. Don;t worry about running, concentrate on your breathing, not your running. You don't wanna hurt yourself
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............Swimming trunks.....?
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the easiest way that i've found...\n\nget  a sharp knife, or kitchen scissors work well. cut the skin around the waist, where he would wear a belt. once you cut all the way around, grab each side and pull in opposite directions, like you are opeing a bag or something. keep pulling until the skin is at the head and arms, and tail and legs. cut off the hands, feet, tail, and neck and you're ready to go.
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try looking under "vintage clothing" on e-bay
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i know what you mean "bull duram" tobaco company used to[and maybe still does]sell loose tobaco in them . try a tobaconist shop... but you have got to be able to find somebody with sewing skills that can make these up.. keep in touch [ through my open questions] i know i can get them made up if you not in a hurry. better yet ask at a craft shop
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You could try fabric, or raid the pantry - maybe you could cannabalize some cereal boxes or soup labels for more color?  If you have a needle or can punch through the flag, you could try "stitching" it with a slip of paper, or a shoe lace?
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You can find arena's and sporting goods stores that will clean your equipment, if you can't find one use febreeze and you can put the softer equipment in the washing machine ie. pants, jock strap or shorts and maybe shoulder pads(depending if they are flexible enough) and elbow pads depend on how big your washing machine is. For shin pads I never tried it but you could try a carpet cleaner I mean its made from the same stuff as a couch. But to prevent the build up the smell you should air out your equipment on a close line in your basement, or a sports equipment rack.