Going Commando

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The other week I was at the back Dr. to get a cortisone injection for my spinal stenosis, which ended up doing nothing that I could tell, but anyhow while I was there, the Dr. mentioned I was 'going Commando'. Now I immediately was wondering how in the world he knew I had a Norton Commando, as did my wife who was in the room with me. But I figured out pretty soon what he meant was I was going without underwear. Took me about 30 seconds to figure that one out. We had a good laugh over it.
 
I recently had the same spinal cortisone injection. It totally solved my problems and I have since hand split a cord
of firewood with a maul. My doctor commended me on my choice of colorful briefs after instructing his assistant to only pull
them half way down my buttocks. YMMV..
 
I have been going Commando since I was 15 and I got my Commando when I was 17 lol.

Ashley
 
Funny - no "smalls" was common in the jungle environment heat/humidity but where it became known as "going Commando," I have no idea. Maybe it's what all the cool Norton guys did! :)
 
I believe the going commando term resulted from some very serious “skid marks” created by that particular fashion statement .....
Craig
 
DogT said:
The other week I was at the back Dr. to get a cortisone injection for my spinal stenosis, which ended up doing nothing that I could tell, but anyhow while I was there, the Dr. mentioned I was 'going Commando'. Now I immediately was wondering how in the world he knew I had a Norton Commando, as did my wife who was in the room with me. But I figured out pretty soon what he meant was I was going without underwear. Took me about 30 seconds to figure that one out. We had a good laugh over it.
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Hi Dave,
i know the cure for your disease.
Ride one hour per day with bucycle and you want not need doctors or medicines.
Piero
 
I walk at least a mile or 2 every day. That includes the hill to my house, 200' up in about 200 yds. That'll get your gluts working. I'm just wearing out. I'll be 75 in Nov. Now my wife's brother who is in his 80's walks about 5-6 miles a day and at a quick walk, even the youngsters can't keep up with him. But he didn't have CHF in his 50's.
 
Nice. Spent the past week with my wife at an artist retreat on Gibraltar Point , Toronto Islands. Hit the clothing Optional beach every day ( going Commando... ) . No motorbikes allowed. Partys and Raves yes.
 
DogT said:
I walk at least a mile or 2 every day. That includes the hill to my house, 200' up in about 200 yds. That'll get your gluts working. I'm just wearing out. I'll be 75 in Nov. Now my wife's brother who is in his 80's walks about 5-6 miles a day and at a quick walk, even the youngsters can't keep up with him. But he didn't have CHF in his 50's.
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Dave,
dont walk, use the bicycle.
Piero
 
Torontonian said:
Nice. Spent the past week with my wife at an artist retreat on Gibraltar Point , Toronto Islands. Hit the clothing Optional beach every day ( going Commando... ) . No motorbikes allowed. Partys and Raves yes.
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You were going naked.
 
No matter how hard I try I can't get this thread out of my mind.
My Commando will never be the same again!
Way to go Dog!
 
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