The leading news on page three of the Almeria edition of a local English language freebie is about British men changing (or otherwise) their underwear. It seems that British women change theirs more regularly. Whether 'the estimated near one million British people living in Spain' bide by these rules is unclear. Oddly, a quick search of Google shows a similar story appearing in the Daily Mail, The Scotsman (Scottish men wear underwear?) and the Hindustan Times (ahh..).

Does this mean they are cleaner or dirtier me wonders

And of course everybody knows the tried and true method of deciding if underwear needs changing or not.

Throw it at the wall to see if it sticks, but before you do that turn it inside out and you get another week or two out of them.

Thought that was pasta.........just don't get them confused, jdr

Come on Fiona, credit us with a bit of common sense..........

Have you ever tried gayumbos a la carbonara? Only an idiot would make such a mistake.

True, true.............................................. .............................
silly of me really. The contents of gayumbos almost certain to be less (whoops sorry more) noticeable than taquos de jamon any day............

don't I remember hearing that used underpants are warmer or was that just an urban myth from before the UK got central heating and double glazing ??

...and to think we complain about UK rags being full of crap.

They should design underwear or at least nappies for some folks heads, the crap they spout out