And I thought I had a few...raincoatboy wrote:I'm always buying pvc raincoats. The material is shiny and feels good in bed. I have 67 raincoats and by the end of next week should have 77.
What urges you to buy rainwear?
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rainwearlvr
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Re: What urges you to buy rainwear?
crossdresser, crossplayer, drag mermaid, genderfluid, femboy, hotrodder, married redhead from Texas. 
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raincoatboy
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Re: What urges you to buy rainwear?
Update. I now have 95 raincoats. Working on 96.
Re: What urges you to buy rainwear?
Check my listings on ebay. Maybe I can get you to the century mark. What kind do you like?
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raincoatboy
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Re: What urges you to buy rainwear?
Thankyou Mr. Kulshan. Look forward to my shipment:)
Re: What urges you to buy rainwear?
My attraction to plastic/vinyl rainwear goes long and deep. My first raincoat was a full length shiny grey plastic "esta glass" Sears model from the early fifties. Back in that day everything was plastic. Shower curtains, mattress covers, baby pants, aprons and, of course, rainwear. Seemed like the shinier it was, the thicker it was, and the noisier it was, the more it counted. To this day, even doing chores, proper rainwear involves at least a transparent plastic rain jacket, like a parka or bicycle raincape. Walking around, the patter of the rain, the rustle, swish, and the crackle of the material as it flexes, just carries a message of satisfaction, protection, and purpose. Might just as well enjoy the outdoors!