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TBT: The Hottest I’ve Ever Looked

January 30, 2014 · In: Navy, TMI, Uncategorized

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I figured I could post something embarrassing more easily if I was going to be out of town. This is a photo of my very dear friend, Annie, the band Dishwalla and myself. We were tasked with giving the band a tour of our Navy ship. They were there to sign autographs and stuff for the sailors while we docked for Fleet Week in San Fransisco. Annie and I are probably smiling on 2 hours of sleep and 4 donuts. 

Check out those pants. See how high they come up? If you could turn us around, you would see that our tushes measure about 34 inches long (from top to bottom). We called it NIA (Navy Issued A**). 

One summer a few years prior to this, when I was still at UCLA, I was on my way to summer training on a ship in Japan. I picked up my pile of uniforms and excitedly tried them on at my apartment. The main uniform I would be wearing was a blue onesie, kind of like a mechanic’s uniform. Well, my onesies were super tight. I went back to the supply department to exchange them but the chief there refused and told me to deal with it. 

Oh, I dealt with it. I owned that J. Lo cat suit all summer long. It was so tight and the pant legs were even high waters somehow. In order to use the restroom, you had to unzip the zipper all the way down, pull the sleeves off your arms and pull the whole thing down. I had to contort like an acrobat in order to get that thing off without hurting any private areas. 

Then I heard it. “Donkey.” Yes, that was my ship wide nickname. 

When I entered the Navy for real, and I was responsible for buying my own blue uniforms, I brought them so big they were like tarps and the belt was the only thing that kept it from blowing out like a sail. The pant legs were so saggy. There was no way to tell whether I was a girl or a boy. Perfect. 

By: Christina Warren · In: Navy, TMI, Uncategorized

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  1. Rachel Salinas says

    February 8, 2014 at 5:17 pm

    Bahaha!!! Oh my word laughing right out loud.

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  2. Jessica (Coco/Mingo) says

    January 30, 2014 at 7:53 am

    Omg, I love this super real story, Christina! Those are definitely some high-waisted pants (but I mean, don’t you know they’re super trendy in here Brooklyn hipster parts??) lol! You guys are awesome!!!

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    • Christina Warren says

      February 2, 2014 at 5:42 pm

      Thank you, Jessica! Love that Brooklyn people can make ANYTHING cool. I think I read in Malcolm Gladwell’s, The Tipping Point, that New Yorkers made Hush Puppies all the rage in the 50’s.

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  3. The Grits says

    January 30, 2014 at 7:17 am

    First of all.

    Thank you for serving!

    Second of all – NIA had me rolling me! LOL LOVE IT!

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    • Christina Warren says

      February 2, 2014 at 5:33 pm

      Awww thanks, Ashely. My pleasure! LOL. Those pants were a doozy. I wear them low now…real low. 🙂

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  4. jackie jade says

    January 30, 2014 at 6:55 am

    you look cute! but those really are some hiiiiigh waisted pants ha.

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    • Christina Warren says

      February 2, 2014 at 5:34 pm

      Thanks, Jackie! Sky high. 🙂 So grateful to choose my own clothing now.

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