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You know how those trousers shrink till SWMBO takes the favorite pair and puts them in the bin Surprised

?
Get them out again quick - they have a new life to live yet...
1. Cut of the legs and so you have a pair of very short shorts.
2. Throw the shorts away.
3. Turn a leg (of trouser) inside out.
4. Sew up the bottom.
5. Hem round the top.
6. Wish you had put the string in as you sewed the hem.
7. Fill with essential junk.
8. Label clearly.

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