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pajamas, yes mine have bananas and choo choo trains on them No, jammers are like knee length speedo's, great for under a wetsuit if you're a guy; it keeps things in place:06: And for the females I would suggest a cheap, comfy one piece. Neoprene can irritate certain protrusions so it's good to have some protection.
I used to wear a speedo when I was younger and didn't care as much (yikes!), but since I'm not shaped like Lance Armstrong, I now wear an Aeroskin (sp?) swimsuit. No bunching, and you can actually walk around in it afterwards without being a spectacle.
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No, jammers are like knee length speedo's, great for under a wetsuit if you're a guy; it keeps things in place:06: And for the females I would suggest a cheap, comfy one piece. Neoprene can irritate certain protrusions so it's good to have some protection.
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