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I'm pretty sure in japanese "pantsu" referrs to underwear and not actual pants. Probably like british english? The translator must have taken it literally to mean pants i.e. trousers
We also took it to mean underwear... We aren't american, so when we say pants, we also mean underwear. :)
Sounds legit, but still...going commando, after wrestling with an anaconda? (Doesn't this call for diapers and carefully controlled sneezing?!)
Dude had six pairs of his pants because "he'd lose track of them during sex and forget to put them on before going home."
....Does that mean he went home ass-naked six times? ╮(￣▽￣)╭