Nathan Forbes "distracting" pants

[arashi]

Oh my God I hurt! 

[Jackie]

I was distracted for the duration of the flashback anytime  he would come on the scene.  Did anyone find this anoying or werid?

I found it distracting but not annoying!  I rather enjoyed looking at Nathan Forbes' outfit but later even his pants didn't help his personality.  I was ok with how his "future" ended up.  It was risque for the times but not today.

Also, the good Lieutenant's pants have even been featured as one of the forum's floaties:

OH?  Now that I missed!  Will this happen again some timer? 

I thought Nathan's pants were HOT!!!

   You ain't alone!

[loril54]

OH?  Now that I missed!  Will this happen again some timer?

Just think all of us wanting to get to his pants. 

[Mysterious Benefactor]

Also, the good Lieutenant's pants have even been featured as one of the forum's floaties:

OH?  Now that I missed!  Will this happen again some timer?

One never knows.    Though it has already appeared twice: once on the anniversary of the showing of Ep #449 and also in "honor" of Veterans Day - so it's unlikely that it will return soon...

[MsCriseyde]

Though it has already appeared twice: once on the anniversary of the showing of Ep #449 and also in "honor" of Veterans Day - so it's unlikely that it will return soon...

Saving it to mark the Battle of the Bulge in December/January? 

[Mysterious Benefactor]

Now that's an idea.    Though something from 1841PT might be more suited for that anniversary. 

[loril54]

Saving it to mark the Battle of the Bulge in December/January? 

LOL, The greatest line

[MagnusTrask]

The men's costumes in that storyline make Nathan's uniform look like he was wearing a loose sack.

He was . . . under the pants. 

AAAAAAA!!!!!!    The Battle of the Bulge line too!     I'd have to recheck, but wasn't it you with Victoria making like a racehorse in the Great Hall?    Great humor ought to be a little alarming, I think, so good going, there. 

In my darkest of nightmares the dread disembodied yellow pants float past.     Come hither and click on me, they say, via whatever orifice they've creatively learned to talk through, and become so accursed as to be unredeemable.     Rack up an alarming number of screw you points, or so I thought of them until I was told curses are good, though they caused a certain amount of trouble for people on DS.    I'm almost certain that Barnabas mentioned that he was not enjoying his very much, on more than one occasion.

But I digress.

[Lydia]

they say, via whatever orifice they've creatively learned to talk through

Now I  am going to have nightmares.

[Midnite]

I'd have to recheck, but wasn't it you with Victoria making like a racehorse in the Great Hall?    Great humor ought to be a little alarming, I think, so good going, there.

In case you haven't, the caption was by CallieWL.

[Mysterious Benefactor]

curses are good, though they caused a certain amount of trouble for people on DS

The rationale behind why curses are good here on the forum in their karmic sense was derived from the results of a few polls that were done just prior to the big "Karmic Change" announcement that was made on the Testing board:

...

As the Good vs. Evil polls have shown, it's more fun to enjoy a DS character when they're evil than it is when they're 100% human - while they're exhibiting their "goodness" as it were. And, in the case of the Barnabas poll, it's far more fun to be cursed than to be cured. And with that in mind, you'll notice that everyone's karma totals have been switched - what were once your cures are now your curses and what were once your curses are now your cures. From this moment on, curses will be what you'll most want to receive...

Trust me, it all makes absolutely perfect sense - in a twisted DS sort of way.    And what other way is there to go by? Absolutely none for a DS fan!