Which way do you thread your belt?

[Ri22o]

Uh.. I've never threaded my belts to the right.
Always to the left.

Buttonholes and zippers for women tend to go the opposite direction. Example: the sweater I'm wearing today has the buttons on the left side and the buttonholes on the right. All our mens' shirts here at TB have the buttons on the right and the holes on the left.

But my belt starts just left of the fastener, wraps around counter-clockwise, and the excess goes to the left.

I saw a show on tv about buttons once. Buttons are different sides depending on whether they are meant to be buttoned by the wearer or a servant, and it has just stayed that way.

 

[Backpacker]

To the left. Being right handed, it seems natual to feed the belt through the buckle with my right hand.

 

[TomN]

I put my belt on counter-clockwise.

 

[NEOCON]

Exmilitary here and everyone know we step off with our left foot first lace boots left over right, carry stuff in our left hand and yes wear our belt with the excess sticking out on the left counterclockwise.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Happiness is a weapon-fed belt?

 

[flagtag]

Only girls thread their belt to the right.

At least that's what I've been told in the past.

Not necessarily.

 

[flagtag]

I thread mine top to bottom.

Isn't that uncomfortable?

 

[Scutter01]

Isn't that uncomfortable?

Depends on where you put the buckle.

 

[flagtag]

Depends on where you put the buckle.

It's my fault! I should have ignored you.

 

[Zephri]

I thread my belt into the left loops first (if you're looking at your pants from firstperson pov)


btw I'm left handed

 

[wolfman]

Happiness is a weapon-fed belt?

Nope,,,,,, but Happiness,,,,,, "IS" ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a belt-fed weapon


wolfman

 

[flagtag]

Nope,,,,,, but Happiness,,,,,, "IS" ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a belt-fed weapon


wolfman

 

[Lars]

only if someone else is paying to feed it......

 

[flagtag]

only if someone else is paying to feed it......

I'd be willing to pay to try it ONE TIME!

 

[Lars]

at Knob Creek in the fall there will be a LOT of machine gun owners willing to let you fire their weapons for a price.

Including the electric mini-guns mounted on the side of helicopters, and the top of a few black suburbans.

 

[flagtag]

at Knob Creek in the fall there will be a LOT of machine gun owners willing to let you fire their weapons for a price.

Including the electric mini-guns mounted on the side of helicopters, and the top of a few black suburbans.

I've heard of that place. Watched the videos - LOVE the tracers!
I have it bookmarked. It's one of my "places to go/see" before I "check out".

 

[nighthawk80]

I've heard of that place. Watched the videos - LOVE the tracers!
I have it bookmarked. It's one of my "places to go/see" before I "check out".

I recomend any and everyone to go. Nothing is better than being there first thing in the morning when they first let everything rip!!! That is one of the most awesome thing ever.

 

[flagtag]

I recomend any and everyone to go. Nothing is better than being there first thing in the morning when they first let everything rip!!! That is one of the most awesome thing ever.

If the videos are any indication, I definately agree. As I stated earlier, it IS one of my "things to do!" EXCITING!

 

[Fenway]

That might be a nice group trip for INGO.... Not too far away.

 

[wolfman]

I recomend any and everyone to go. Nothing is better than being there first thing in the morning when they first let everything rip!!! That is one of the most awesome thing ever.

Morning may be ok ,,,,, but the night fire ,,,, is wayyyyyyyy more impressive :do2: the tracers, down range expliosions,and fires, almost turn the night into day.