Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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pant coats

a coat for your legs
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You put a coat on your upperbody, why not your lower body? Possibly in skirt form, maybe as an attachment to an upperbody coat.
ben14, Nov 24 2004

(?) Matrix coat http://www.duendeco...om/MatrixPoster.jpg
They will be happy to bake one right up for you, [ben14]. [bungston, Nov 24 2004]

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       Surely baked in snowpants....
DesertFox, Nov 24 2004
  

       So how's that project going, [Dfox]? We all knew you couldn't resist the halfbaked goods.
bungston, Nov 24 2004
  

       Just buy a long coat, [ben]. I have a very warm coat that reachesa little lower than mid-calf and it does a great job in keeping my leggies warm. Too bad it's for women, otherwise I'd let you borrow it sometimes.
Machiavelli, Nov 24 2004
  

       What kind of attitude is that? [ben] wants a coat for his legs. A long regular coat is a poor compromise. What if his arms are hot? I'm seeing this as a regular looking coat with no head hole and fatter arms. (Which I admit is starting to sound like snowpants...)
Worldgineer, Nov 24 2004
  

       Fine, give the boy his pant coat (snowpants)!   

       PS>> Try saying "pant coat" out loud. There's a je ne sais quoi fun nerdiness about the way it sounds.
Machiavelli, Nov 24 2004
  

       I think that a heavy woollen gabardine round skirt, combined with high boots, a la Cossack cavalry, should do the trick. Make it voluminous enough to keep out flying snow and you can wear it while riding your horse to work.
UnaBubba, Nov 24 2004
  

       Zip up pant legs rather then stepping through the leg holes?
macncheesy, Nov 26 2004
  

       yeah more like that, macncheesy
ben14, Nov 27 2004
  

       Call these "Trouser Coats" in the UK - "Pants" is a word reserved for underpants. Also derogatory, as in "That coat is completely pants!"
wagster, Nov 27 2004
  
      
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