unbifurcated造句

• The issue is with the term " Male Unbifurcated Garment ".
• Male Unbifurcated Garments = 484 gh.
• The fact that there exist men who wear skirts / unbifurcated garments is not the issue, so all the references showing this are not necessary.
• As the author of this article, I was unaware of the previous, related article entitled Male Unbifurcated Garment, which was deleted about this time last year.
• The fact is, far more men are wearing unbifurcated clothing than Guy or possibly Sandstein are willing to admit, and rather than examine the facts, they resort to illogical arguements.
• The MUG acronym was developed more than a decade ago to accurately encompass, without either error or offence, all unbifurcated garments worn by males, hence, male unbifurcated garment-MUG . What could be simpler?
• The MUG acronym was developed more than a decade ago to accurately encompass, without either error or offence, all unbifurcated garments worn by males, hence, male unbifurcated garment-MUG . What could be simpler?
• However, there's a great deal of information about male unbifurcated garments published around the Internet and on more traditional publications, so it appears he was right about the widespread and long-term use of the acronym.
• There is an argument for having an article covering " men who wear skirts / unbifurcated garments "-I agree that this does not fit in with kilts ( which is just one form of this ), nor cross-dressing ( since it may not always be considered cross-dressing ).
• :: : The article probably should be moved to Men's Unbifurcated Garment, but that one got deleted last time around because most of the content of the article was by Dr1819, and he / she rather conspicuously didn't win friends or influence people during the deletion debate ( I myself voted to delete ).
• Addendum : I added Skirt and dress to the websites, as well, as Guy is apparently following me around and engaging in his slash and dash tactics, throwing around false accusations ( such as his erroneous use of the term " neologism " with respect to the term " unbifurcated, " despite the fact that this term is in wide use throughout the male skirt and kilt industries.
• That the terms " unbifurcated " and " male unbifurcated garment " and it's acronym, MUG, has been found throughout several continants, on all forms of printed, auditory, and audio-visual media by major publishing companies ( such as The New York Times ), clothing manufacturers, retailers, and the many blogs of those who wear them absolutely negates any claim of neologism.
• That the terms " unbifurcated " and " male unbifurcated garment " and it's acronym, MUG, has been found throughout several continants, on all forms of printed, auditory, and audio-visual media by major publishing companies ( such as The New York Times ), clothing manufacturers, retailers, and the many blogs of those who wear them absolutely negates any claim of neologism.
• I've surfed the North Shore in Hawaii a couple of times, and I've seen other surfers ( the Caucasian kind ) wearing sarongs, surfing kilts, or the braver of them simply said, " yeah, it's a skirt-so what ? " Quite a few of the attendees at Jean-Paul Galtier's Men in Skirts exhibit were married men wearing skirts, kilts, and other unbifurcated garments.