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Ramos: The pipes in our bathroom froze again. Why don't you deal with that? Luschek: I'm not a plumber! Ruiz: Our mistake. You've got that whole ass-crack thing going on, so Luschek self-consciously pulls up his pants — Orange Is the New Black. A French fashion designer created higher-rise underwear that builders in jeans can wear so that this trope can save them from embarrassment.

A Korean commercial for Puma fashion uses angle measuring to advertise a variety of sports clothing. It invokes a subversion of this trope when it advertises a t-shirt, showing that if you bend over as you sit down the shirt will rise at the perfect angle to expose the waistband of your Puma underwear peeking above your jeans. Amusingly, the advert defines it as in Gratuitous English "sensual", "sexy" and "chic".

Anime and Manga. Interestingly, Kuma note named Bear in the English dub still points out that Kanchi's butt is exposed, that—while true—doesn't give off the same effect. She is disgusted and snaps "Who wants to show their underwear?! Makoto's pants, meanwhile, show his underwear waistband because they are simply low rise, to begin with. Comic Books. The scene of him at work shows this. In addition, his Viking outfit comprises a loincloth that slips down enough to show some crack even when he isn't bending over.

Fan Work. I've never been a gamer. But I've had an iPhone for a year now and I've gone to the app store more than I care to admit. While cruising the internet I came across a video game called "Plumber Crack". I added it to my iPhone and just recently started playing. The idea of depositing ice cubes and other items, down a plumber's crack, or anyone who has a plumber's crack, is really nothing new.

Many have tried, but in my experience, they've been unsuccessful. In this video game, with a little bit of practice, players can consistently swipe up and find the crack. It's addicting and you can choose a female plumber and she giggles when you land one clean, earning you points as a "Sniper".