25-10-2013, 07:25 AM
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Re: Stretched Screens.
I am not bothered about fat asssses on the screen what annoys me is when the football results come through and you cant see the edge ofthe screen where either the clubs name is or the score is.
My story about Diana Dors is she was appearing in Leeds in the 1960's
and went for her roots doing at a hairdressers where my friend was a
apprentice. She said she was all glammed up but was a really nice
woman and not full of airs and graces.
25-10-2013, 09:52 AM
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Re: Stretched Screens.
Originally Posted by Janela
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Yes Pat, the bras were stitched spirally. My aunty was an underwear model and had one.
Madonna used to wear those funny pointed ones in her earlier days didn't she.
25-10-2013, 11:48 PM
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Re: Stretched Screens.
Originally Posted by Jem
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I just have a fear of fat asses that's not my fault, I can't help it, and of course no reflection on anyone who has one, you see when I was a baby I was left unattended on an armchair and a fat assed Aunt sat on me, It was a harrowing experience and only when she jumped up screaming after our Jack Russell mistook one of her legs for a lamppost was I uncovered, it all came out on the psychoanalysts couch.
I heard they did a study about women and how they felt about their asses:
30% thought their ass was too fat ...
10% thought their ass was too skinny ...
The remaining 60% said they didn't care, they loved him, he's a good man, and they wouldn't change him for the world.
26-10-2013, 09:04 AM
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Re: Stretched Screens.
Originally Posted by Mups
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I heard they did a study about women and how they felt about their asses:30% thought their ass was too fat ...
10% thought their ass was too skinny ...
The remaining 60% said they didn't care, they loved him, he's a good man, and they wouldn't change him for the world.
29-10-2013, 06:11 PM
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Re: Stretched Screens.
[QUOTE=BowieEyes;367552]My story about Diana Dors is she was appearing in Leeds in the 1960's
and went for her roots doing at a hairdressers where my friend was a
apprentice. She said she was all glammed up but was a really nice
woman and not full of airs and graces.
Diana Dors was a guest on an Irish TV program back in the 70's and the wife and me were in the audience, later in the hospitality room she was drinking a glass of stout and chatting away to us all like any other ordinary woman, she had a great sense of humour and she was a very warm person, but you can see that in her eyes, the window of the soul as they say.
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