Avril's pants in 'Going The Distance' Movie

[Rebel101]

Hi,

Hope I'm posting this in the right thread.
I just want to ask if anyone can post a clearer picture of Avril's pants in the 'Going The Distance' movie, when she's on stage. I haven't ever seen the movie. If there isn't a clearer picture of the pants, then pants very similar to the ones she wore would be fine. Please try to post a picture of the front and back of the pants if anyone can. Sorry if this has been posted before.

Thanks.

[magg89]

the performance is from the 2003 Much music awards you can find a lot of pics that shows her pants here

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[The Burning Girl]

^^ Yep. Lol Pantsss x3

[Rebel101]

the performance is from the 2003 Much music awards you can find a lot of pics that shows her pants here

To view the link you have to Register

Thank you so much!

[Opinionated Brit]

As a Brit I took pants as underwear

We call them trousers

[Rebel101]

As a Brit I took pants as underwear

We call them trousers

Yeah, you get different names for the same things. I know for example Jelly (as it is called in the US), is called Jam in South Africa. And as far as I know, 'tea' in Britain is called 'dinner' or 'supper' in South Africa. I've heard there's 'high tea' which differentiates between food that is eaten in the afternoon and food that is eaten at night (correct me if wrong).

[Opinionated Brit]

Yeah, you get different names for the same things. I know for example Jelly (as it is called in the US), is called Jam in South Africa. And as far as I know, 'tea' in Britain is called 'dinner' or 'supper' in South Africa. I've heard there's 'high tea' which differentiates between food that is eaten in the afternoon and food that is eaten at night (correct me if wrong).

I've never heard 'High Tea' here in Britain.

We too say Jam not Jelly

I say dinner, not tea. It's mixed I think, some people here do say 'tea'

I know that American's call Nappies 'Diapers' and car bonnets 'hoods', and a car boot a 'trunk' among other things.

I was just kidding though , I got my hopes up

[Rebel101]

I've never heard 'High Tea' here in Britain.

We too say Jam not Jelly

I say dinner, not tea. It's mixed I think, some people here do say 'tea'

I know that American's call Nappies 'Diapers' and car bonnets 'hoods', and a car boot a 'trunk' among other things.

I was just kidding though , I got my hopes up

Haha! Well, thankfully you do have some material to choose from, since Avril has posed in her underwear before (think WTH)!

[avrilboii]

I have the movie