Age Before Beauty

About a family owned Hairdressers and Beauty Parlour in Manchester

Full of intrigue and affairs.

There are too many storylines about the five main characters all having affairs with each others spouses.

Do hairdressers beauticians really behave like that?

The moral of this story seems to be: When you are extremely upset by your husband having an affair with a young nubile personal trainer you still love him and want him back at all costs

Last showing tonight, will not miss it seeing it again..

I find it very boring watching people moaning and groaning .puffing and blowing complete with bare bottoms in funny positions.

Re: Age Before Beauty

Good idea for a thread on here perhaps, Azure. The title that is?

Re: Age Before Beauty

I lost my husband to a hairdresser. He fell head of heels in love with her 50 years ago. I never remarried, but we stayed friends, even tho she didn't like it much. about 10 years ago he got cancer and died. He still talked to my son about me on his death bed and how he regretted leaving me.

Re: Age Before Beauty

Do you like things and people that have aged beautifully?
Like a fine wine, and well-hung beef?

Now-now Floydy, stop making up your own jokes!

:

Re: Age Before Beauty

Not a joke, Azure I thought it might be a good talking point, but maybe not. I'll go away.

Re: Age Before Beauty

Floydy

I was referring to 'Well Hung Beef'

Actually, does anyone put age before beauty? unless it is one's family.

the older you are the less you are noticed these days.

Re: Age Before Beauty

I guess that sums me up

I think the older you get you notice both in equal measure, but if sometimes a really nice-looking girl appears whatever their age, I do take a longer look at her "body shape" than wondering how old she is.

I've begun a thread on similar lines, Azure

Re: Age Before Beauty

We all like looking at attractive people or objects.
Any normal healthy man will admire nice looking girls and women too. married or not..