do americans not wear pashminas?

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cos on that scarf thread all teh weblinks mention " eiropean " scarves

alos why on american kids sitcoms do all the hosues haev glass panels at the side of fornt door then odd kind of elasticated nets over them

ithankoyu

ohhh we grew up iwth the net things on the long panelled windonw beside the door as well. don't know.
pashminas v european, they are too busy wearing turtlenecks - such an unflattering look for anyone older than 12!

what re they called those net thigns and why do they haev them

"Extra Wide Fabric Scarf. These scarves are most often seen in Europe and may include a fringe. They are often a wrinkly type of soft fabric and are about 4 feet long and 3 feet wide when completely unfolded. Start by placing the middle of the scarf at the back of your neck with the two unfolded ends hanging on either side of you. Pull each end across you and around your neck to create a loose bunch of fabric hanging on your upper chest, pull it a little tighter and tuck the ends in to have a voluminous bunch of cloth at your neck.
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my younger sister is unheathily attached to her turtlenecks ~(she is 34) I know it's cold over there, but she has a rainbow selection pack

maybe because houses are bigger, entrance hallways exist (haha) so it's a 'feature'

Does anyone still wear them over here if they're under 50?

oh yes
summer ones are very in
all of the school i teach in wears them

mum gave me one for christmas was purple. I used to wear black or brown ones years ago when brown was the original new black

pashminas or tutrlenecks?

I'll have to get mine out of retirement.

a scarf i think/
i gota nice summer one in white stuff last eyar pale blue pattenred

and a silver one form slutsriver island

net thingies?

Many homes, particularly in very warm regions of the US, have a mesh screen door in front of the front door.

That way, you can have your front door open to catch a breeze, but the mosquitos, roaches, ants, bees and snakes can't get in.

The screen is metal, though, not net.

Some have 'storm doors', a clear plexiglass door, in front of the front door.

This serves two purposes. It's extra security - these doors often have a deadbolt lock AND, they provide protection from so-called 'kick in burglars'. And they offer extra protection to your door during hurricanes, tropical storms and the like.

I have not seen pashminas on Americans, tbh.

But I've also lived mostly in regions that don't stay very cold for too long - including Denver - and I find them very hot myself.

no not those expat
glass windows ahten a net thing looks liek a pari fo pants

I was wondering about silver or white but am bound to dip it in children's chocolate mousse. I like the ones with applique patterns.

Hmm, I cannot say I have seen those in a real person's home, tbh.

I think they may be a sitcom thing.

www.windowtoppers.com/doorpanels.html

Now I'm wondering if you HAVE seen them in an unreal person's home and who this unfortunate was.

but drake and josh have them fgs!

no, can't say i've seen those in a real house.

lots of those paneled doors, often referred to as 'French doors' and pocket doors that slide into he wall, particularly in big city apartments.

I'd love to have doors like that.

my parents have them in their house, between the living and dining rooms.

It would save me some space...

they're nice, but your wall has to be able to take them - not a support wall, for example.

That's the trouble with our house--too much support in the wrong places.