The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
At least the pants that you already have don't vanish in front of your eyes. I mean, imagine if Google bought a pants company...
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide "Knickerage"
Unless you are North American and talking about trousers then "Pantaloonacy"? -
@evacide buy all remaining stock you can find on Thredup and eBay? Wait that’s not one word
@irene I have a whole set of searches on a bunch of resale platforms for my favorite discontinued things. I even have searches for stuff I know my friends and family like or are looking for.
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@evacide Much easier in German: Lieblingshosenabkündigungswut.
@janschiefer @evacide not fair. Germans have a word for everything.
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide And it wouldn’t be quite as bad if companies were required by law to disclose their discontinuations months beforehand. Then at least you could stock up.
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
The same experience 50 years ago. They stopped making my favourite candy bar. Apparently too many liked it.
Forever Yours.
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@janschiefer @evacide not fair. Germans have a word for everything.
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide
schadenjordache? -
The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide FWIW: https://www.makeyourownjeans.com/more/clone-garments/clone-a-pant/clone-a-pant-program
(not affiliated, just a happy customer)
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide Shoes. They get worse every year, so I regret not buying in bulk when I find a winner.
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
Unobtainiangst?
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide fuckoff
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
Ooof I know what you mean... got to the point that I take a certain pair of trousers I bought years ago to a tailor and get him the fabric to make me a pair from time to time, copying said pants every time because the 'certain brand' I used to buy from decided it was too much of a hassle to keep making BigandTall sizes. Fuck them I have them tailor made now.
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@evacide pantracidal?
@hwine @evacide that sounds related to the “nude bomb” from Get Smart ( https://getsmart.fandom.com/wiki/The_Nude_Bomb )
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide trousers? are able to do that to you?
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide rug pull/pants pull?
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide arggghhhh
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide "it's ok, we kept making them, we've just taken all the pockets out of them to make them better."
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide right ass indignation
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The English language needs a word for the rage I feel when the company that makes the pants I like discontinues them.
@evacide Switch to German and coin a word like Hosenwut (for being really, really angry about pants) That's shorter than Schadenfreude.
