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Lax is short for lacrosse, as in the sport.

Ah, ok. Like auto-x is short for "autocross" (another sport, but without the damn snowsuit-like layering, just some Nomex if you really, really need it).
 

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I sweat like a pig wearing just boxers + jeans, so if I was to wear three different layers, I'd probably loose so much moisture I'd have to drink every 10 minutes! (Which is one of the reasons I freeball so often... Wearing just shorts or jeans is much more comfortable for me as I sweat less).
 

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I recently started experimenting with wearing 3 pairs of underwear.

Firstly I put on a thong which lifts and separates the butt cheeks, then 2 pairs of boxer briefs over the top, then a pair of close fitting trousers over the top with no pleats.

When I checked this in the mirror I became hooked on the idea, it gives a good bubble butt appearance and a large smooth bulge at the front. I work in a very large office block and I can notice it’s getting attention. When I speak to woman at work most of them glance down at that area while I’m speaking to them.
 

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When I was a teenager in Baltimore, my friends and I would use the word "lax" to describe nearly everything, but it is commonly known as a verb, meaning to play lacrosse, as an adjective, meaning extremely chill or cool, and as a noun, an abrreviation for the the game of lacrosse.
 

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As an adjective, "lax", to me, means "lazy" and "half-assed".

And "commonly known" doesn't mean anything if there is no, or nobody cares about, lacrosse in your area. Where I grew up, it was mainly simply a sport that we read about in school, and we knew that it was once played by Native Americans ages ago. I might've hit puberty by the time I heard of it being played currently.

Maybe I'm just showing my age.. lol