I think the reason Hebtroco continue paying for ads here is because of our frequent use of the word "trouser"
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I was a contented gay man until I drank that, it was so gay that it turned me straight and now I can't gay any more
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You can fix that if you walk straight into a gay bar and then come out
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Monetary penalties will be awarded for such digressions.
That's right, raphe fines!
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That's right, raphe fines!
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Was looking forward to a collaboration, a pair of HebtroPact "Trust Me" Trousers with special pockets on the crotch to dispense coffee flavoured sweets and disguise erections.
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looks like it's only ever been said twice
b3ta.com/search/posts?q=trouser
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b3ta.com/search/posts?q=trouser
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well
Back in 2015 we had an idea in the pub – was it possible to support small UK manufacturers with production sized orders, and get people wearing and using stuff made here?
We told everyone we were going to do it. So we had to!
We started with trousers. We found out that Hebden Bridge, where we live, used to be known as Trousertown, because it made over 20,000 pairs of trousers a week. That’s a million pairs a year. At the time, we didn’t know much about trousers, but we had been wearing them all our lives, which had to count for something.
HebTroCo was launched on Kickstarter, a crowd funding website, at the end of January 2016, with the aim to sell an initial batch of 176 pairs of trousers. We sold that batch in five hours, so we quit our jobs, and committed to HebTroCo full time.
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Back in 2015 we had an idea in the pub – was it possible to support small UK manufacturers with production sized orders, and get people wearing and using stuff made here?
We told everyone we were going to do it. So we had to!
We started with trousers. We found out that Hebden Bridge, where we live, used to be known as Trousertown, because it made over 20,000 pairs of trousers a week. That’s a million pairs a year. At the time, we didn’t know much about trousers, but we had been wearing them all our lives, which had to count for something.
HebTroCo was launched on Kickstarter, a crowd funding website, at the end of January 2016, with the aim to sell an initial batch of 176 pairs of trousers. We sold that batch in five hours, so we quit our jobs, and committed to HebTroCo full time.
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