Never. I might say "denim" jacket, but I always call them "jeans," unless I call them by their brand name like Wranglers or Levi's.

Most people called it the "package store" when I was growing up. Sometimes "the packie". Never "the packie store".

The overlap with the British slur never occurred to me until now.

Nathan still making new spam threads i see.

Let's make a Rule 34 thread... You pick one thing that Rule 34 may not have covered and everyone else looks for it. Make sure to post videos as proof.

Surely jeans just come up to your waist, while dungarees have a bib and shoulder straps; two different ítems of clothing. Just because they' re both usually denim isn't much reason for mixing up the terms. What's going on in Boston??

You don't call those overalls? Anyway, "dungarees" is kind of an old school word. People from Boston who are in their forties or younger don't use it.

what is this magic!?!?!

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