ok, if you say so 
03-06-2017, 10:33 AM
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Re: Amanda's dress.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiMy granny always told me to be respectful to girls.
You should only ever touch the bits you see is a good rule she said.
Life is far more interesting now.
A woman can choose to go for the alluring sultry sexy look or the blatant smash and grab look.
Every lady knows which works for her.
Wonder if the chaps would like to see her in those lace men's shorts and shirts that were posted about? They were indescribably feminine.
03-06-2017, 10:38 AM
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Re: Amanda's dress.
That doesn't do anything for me. When I see such forceful flaunting of certain assets my imagination is instantly shutdown, whereby with more decorum and subtlety - the art of titillation - my imagination and expectations whirl into gear. It also shows a lack of sexuality which is similar to how people behave when in a nudist colony - just another load of body parts on display for no-one in particular. Another publicity gimmick is all it is surely?
03-06-2017, 02:00 PM
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Re: Amanda's dress.
I've just been reading that there have been over 200 complaints to Ofcom about her dress.I like AH but that dress really wasn't suitable for a family show.
It was far too revealing and she actually didn't look attractive in it anyway. Her boobs looked like 2 fried eggs and even my hubby and son said it did nothing for her.
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