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Ninanina
07-04-2019, 21:14
I've just had delivery of the NYDJ (not your daughters jeans!) and they are certainly quite flattering for my age group... don't ask :doh:

I ordered a size smaller, as stated, and these USA made jeans just fit perfectly....

Very nice..... and they certainly 'lift' the bum area nicely....

Barry
07-04-2019, 21:21
I'll mention that to my partner. She's African and worries that her "bum is big" (it's not), but seems to be quite content with jeans from M&S.

YNWaN
07-04-2019, 21:21
Hmm.... I guess I could be wrong, but something tells me your experience in this area is going to be of limited ‘benefit’ to the core AoS membership...

YNWaN
07-04-2019, 21:22
Well there you go - already proved wrong. Grant, Marco, do you want to reveal your previous lack of enthusiasm for ladies jeans!

Bigman80
07-04-2019, 21:31
Well there you go - already proved wrong. Grant, Marco, do you want to reveal your previous lack of enthusiasm for ladies jeans![emoji23][emoji23]

Always good for wife friendly info to be perpetuated.

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Ninanina
07-04-2019, 21:36
Hmm.... I guess I could be wrong, but something tells me your experience in this area is going to be of limited ‘benefit’ to the core AoS membership...

Mark I only mentioned it as a fact and if any other women on AoS that have the same problem...

Actually my bums not 'that' big but anything that can help lift a bit is good ... :eek:

Ninanina
07-04-2019, 21:48
I'll mention that to my partner. She's African and worries that her "bum is big" (it's not), but seems to be quite content with jeans from M&S.

I used to buy M&S jeans but recently they have not been the quality of old so I can definitely recommend the NYDJ Jeans for your partner...

Ninanina
07-04-2019, 21:57
Maybe a small audience for this post and I understand that :eyebrows:

Ninanina
07-04-2019, 22:47
But the NYDJ jeans are certainly very flattering in the bum and waist departments.... highly recommended...

You are supposed to choose a size smaller than your normal fit, which I did, and it worked out super for me...

Roy S
07-04-2019, 23:15
Broadening the subject slightly I've struggled in the past to find jeans that a) fit well & b) look ok & c) feel comfortable (possibly most important?). I used to live and die in Levis 501s but being straight cut they never had that 'tailored' look & my 'paunch' had a knack of pushing them down & causing a bad case of 'builders bum'.

I took a walk on the wild side and bought a cheap pair of skinny stretch jeans from Primark (oldest swinger in town at 60..) and what a difference! Although they're probably intended for those hipster types with no socks & beards they fitted a treat! The stretch element meant they stayed up better and the regular length sat on my shoes nicely. Since then I've tried other brands & my favourites are the top man stretch skinny range, at about 30 quid a pop the quality's easily up there with Levis, nice thick denim & they wash really well. Gok Wan signing off :)

Ninanina
07-04-2019, 23:40
Broadening the subject slightly I've struggled in the past to find jeans that a) fit well & b) look ok & c) feel comfortable (possibly most important?). I used to live and die in Levis 501s but being straight cut they never had that 'tailored' look & my 'paunch' had a knack of pushing them down & causing a bad case of 'builders bum'.

I took a walk on the wild side and bought a cheap pair of skinny stretch jeans from Primark (oldest swinger in town at 60..) and what a difference! Although they're probably intended for those hipster types with no socks & beards they fitted a treat! The stretch element meant they stayed up better and the regular length sat on my shoes nicely. Since then I've tried other brands & my favourites are the top man stretch skinny range, at about 30 quid a pop the quality's easily up there with Levis, nice thick denim & they wash really well. Gok Wan signing off :)

Roy I think 'builders bum' is not a good look

I definitely agree that the 'stretch' in jeans is the way to go.. I think it's the Elastane in their construction that makes the difference... Certainly my new NYDJ have enough Elastane in the 'right' places that aids their perfect fit

I used to wear 501's when I was younger but these days stretch is it

However don't get me going on Gok Wan ....:doh:

Ian7633
07-04-2019, 23:45
Mucho denim required to accommodate my ample physique, doesn't really matter what I wear I always look like a bag of poo tied up in the middle hahaha

Ninanina
07-04-2019, 23:58
Mucho denim required to accommodate my ample physique, doesn't really matter what I wear I always look like a bag of poo tied up in the middle hahaha



:lol::lol::lol:

Ian I'm sure you don't look like a 'bag of poo tied up in the middle'....

Denim always looks good I think.... any age and any size......:D

Gazjam
08-04-2019, 05:01
‘All about the confidence....”. :D

http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/3b5ad8813fbfb5d09aeccebc484bde29158c2745.jpg

Pigmy Pony
08-04-2019, 06:24
I've just had delivery of the NYDJ (not your daughters jeans!) and they are certainly quite flattering for my age group... don't ask :doh:

I ordered a size smaller, as stated, and these USA made jeans just fit perfectly....

Very nice..... and they certainly 'lift' the bum area nicely....

That last line reminds me of a trip to Scotland many years ago. After stopping at Tebay services for a brew, I saw this bum on the slip road, and decided to give him a lift, as it was raining and he looked pitiful. Immediately the car was filled with the smell of a forgotten wheelie bin full of dead dogs. Never again!

On the subject of tramps, Mrs. P told me yesterday that now I've lost some weight (17 lbs) all my jeans are looking like I found them in a skip. So I think a trip to Cheshire Oaks is on the cards.

I'd go with Roy's suggestion with the skinny stretch ones, but with my legs I'd look like Max Wall :(

Or do NYDJ also do a "Not Your Dad's Jeans" range?

Firebottle
08-04-2019, 06:35
http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/3b5ad8813fbfb5d09aeccebc484bde29158c2745.jpg

I could punch that enough to make it look 'pretty'. I can't stand the supercilious twat.

Bev :worthless:

willbewill
08-04-2019, 06:59
I really liked Levi 508 'skaters' jeans, love the xtra space in them due to an old cycling injury, unfortunately been unavailable for a good few years now.

walpurgis
08-04-2019, 07:12
I could punch that enough to make it look 'pretty'. I can't stand the supercilious twat.

Bev :worthless:

:lol:

Lawrence001
08-04-2019, 08:30
I've developed a bit of a paunch in the last couple of years myself. It seems the ladies have that all sorted but that's nothing I know of for men. Bev do you have any recommended "shapewear" undies you could recommend to us? Or am I better off asking Marco for advice in that department?

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Pigmy Pony
08-04-2019, 18:09
Marco is definitely the one to ask when it comes to 'slimming' underwear. Looking at him now it's hard to believe the fire service once had to bring him out through his bedroom window. He's even been able to put the front seats back in the Brabster :)

Len Co
08-04-2019, 19:58
I've just had delivery of the NYDJ (not your daughters jeans!) and they are certainly quite flattering for my age group... don't ask :doh:

I ordered a size smaller, as stated, and these USA made jeans just fit perfectly....

Very nice..... and they certainly 'lift' the bum area nicely....

Pictures are compulsory on any post referencing bums. Please comply immediately. (Use landscape format if necessary).

Pigmy Pony
08-04-2019, 20:29
:lol: You're a brave man Mark, Surrey may be a long way from Portsmouth, but her car is extremely economical...

Mikeandvan
09-04-2019, 00:19
I like my denim like my cartridges, made in Japan. Lasts forever, thick denim which fades beautifully. Cost about £200 but outlasts cheap denim by yearssssssssss

Roy S
09-04-2019, 08:13
I like my denim like my cartridges, made in Japan. Lasts forever, thick denim which fades beautifully. Cost about £200 but outlasts cheap denim by yearssssssssss

Never heard of Japanese denim? Where do you get it from? (don't say Japan, although that is the obvious answer :D)

Mikeandvan
09-04-2019, 10:34
Never heard of Japanese denim? Where do you get it from? (don't say Japan, although that is the obvious answer :D)

Loads of places, I used to buy mine from the US, works out about 2/3s cheaper than UK outlets. A lot of it is unsanforized, which means it shrinks a bit after first few washes, just like in those 80s levis ads. Most famous brand is probably Studio d'artisan, who levis tried to sue for copyright infringement on their logo, which showed 2 pigs pulling at a pair of jeans rather than 2 horses! I've had a pair of their jeans for 5 years, still going strong with heavy use!! Levis don't make them like that anymore, ok they do, but only their more expensive premium lines, playing catch up with the Japenese!!

Macca
09-04-2019, 11:33
I used to buy Calvin Klein jeans cheap from TK Maxx because they are quite soft denim and comfortable. But then they stopped doing them cheap and if they think I'm going to pay £120 for a pair of keks they need their heads examining. Moved exclusively to tracky bottoms, never looked back.

Ninanina
09-04-2019, 16:53
Pictures are compulsory on any post referencing bums. Please comply immediately. (Use landscape format if necessary).


:rfl::rfl::rfl:

Actually I don't need landscape.... I'm not that big.... kinda 12-14 bottoms and 16' ish on top...:eek::eek:

Ninanina
09-04-2019, 16:54
:lol: You're a brave man Mark, Surrey may be a long way from Portsmouth, but her car is extremely economical...

Actually Surrey isn't that far :doh::doh::lol:

Pigmy Pony
09-04-2019, 18:20
I like my denim like my cartridges, made in Japan. Lasts forever, thick denim which fades beautifully. Cost about £200 but outlasts cheap denim by yearssssssssss

Is that also how you like your live Deep Purple albums?

Len Co
09-04-2019, 19:21
Actually Surrey isn't that far :doh::doh::lol:

I've got 21 gears on my bike, you'll never catch me!��

Ninanina
09-04-2019, 19:25
Mines electric so I might :lol:

Pigmy Pony
09-04-2019, 21:54
Television coverage of Prius chasing bicycle, probably more entertaining than F1, I'd watch it :)

Ninanina
09-04-2019, 22:38
:rfl:


I meant my bike....:eek:

Pigmy Pony
10-04-2019, 06:11
"Bicycle races are coming your way,
So forget all your duties oh yeah.
Fat bottomed girls won't be riding today.
Just Bev in her NYDJ

On your marks, get set, Go!

You say black, I say white,
You say bark, I say bite,
You say shark, I say hey man
Jaws was never my scene
And I don't like chocolate...

I'll provide the lyrics, but you have to sing it, in your jeans, and post it on here :D

Firebottle
10-04-2019, 08:43
Yes come on Bev, we haven't seen any pics yet ............

struth
10-04-2019, 08:52
Yes come on Bev, we haven't seen any pics yet ............

she looks like this mate

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/877360951061692416/fCMnB2KF_400x400.jpg

Gaz
10-04-2019, 09:54
Women seem to be their own worst critics when it comes to jeans, provided they're not size 24 I haven't seen a woman who looks bad in a pair of tight jeans, especially with high heels, mmmmm

I'm off for a cold shower now lol

Ian7633
10-04-2019, 11:30
Women seem to be their own worst critics when it comes to jeans, provided they're not size 24 I haven't seen a woman who looks bad in a pair of tight jeans, especially with high heels, mmmmm

I'm off for a cold shower now lol

That's the first time I've heard it called a " cold shower ":D

Pigmy Pony
10-04-2019, 14:15
What a pervy bunch! I'd be happy just to see a pic of Bev's new Mark Levinson amp. With Bev sat on it. In her new jeans.

Macca
10-04-2019, 15:26
You'd be happy with less than that, admit it.

Pigmy Pony
10-04-2019, 18:12
There was a time when I'd have a go at a barber's shop floor. But that was the seventies, they don't look like that any more :(

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 00:27
What a pervy bunch! I'd be happy just to see a pic of Bev's new Mark Levinson amp. With Bev sat on it. In her new jeans.


:rfl: ..... indeed, pervy... :lol:

The ML is here, but still in it's box until tomorrow... I definitely won't be sitting on it though, even if they can run nice and warm

Anyway it's skirt weather here in Portsmouth at the moment...

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 17:15
I definitely can't sit on the ML now as it's in the rack so It'd be a bit tricky......

Luckily I measured accurately as I only had a couple mm either side of the stands legs, phew... ;)

struth
11-04-2019, 17:21
Tight, light your jeans lol

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 17:35
Tight, light your jeans lol

Indeed Grant..... :lol:

Gazjam
11-04-2019, 18:54
There was a time when I'd have a go at a barber's shop floor. But that was the seventies, they don't look like that any more :(

Is that Seventies the decade...or a predilection for blue rinse...? :eek:

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 19:41
Is that Seventies the decade...or a predilection for blue rinse...? :eek:

For the white headed peeps..... :)

struth
11-04-2019, 20:38
Getting a bit grey myself. Maybe need greecian 2000 lol

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 20:42
Getting a bit grey myself. Maybe need greecian 2000 lol

I said I would never go grey so I have my hair dyed at the hairdressers.... my last visit I had nice streaks and some red's/copper as well... looks nice....

struth
11-04-2019, 20:44
I cut mine short as it doesn't look do old. Vanity and ease of life

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 20:50
I cut mine short as it doesn't look do old. Vanity and ease of life

I will never have short hair.. I just think it looks to butch on a woman...

I used to have hair down to my waist and tied it back into a pony when out sailing etc... It's about shoulder length now

struth
11-04-2019, 20:51
Yup it's not good on a lady. OK for me. Used to have a flat top for many years but don't bother now

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 21:03
I've always had nice long dark hair but as I've got older it's been getting a bit 'mousy' which I hate so getting my lovely hairdresser to colour it has been the way to go lately...

I'm sure, even when I'm in my 70's, I will not have a grey hair in sight... ;)

walpurgis
11-04-2019, 21:10
I'm sure, even when I'm in my 70's, I will not have a grey hair in sight... ;)

Nor me. Got no hair! :lol:

struth
11-04-2019, 21:14
Getting a little thinner in middle but still there so far

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 21:14
Nor me. Got no hair! :lol:

Colin has the same problem Geoff... quite a baldy... now that get's me thinking... :doh:

walpurgis
11-04-2019, 21:19
Colin has the same problem Geoff... quite a baldy... now that get's me thinking... :doh:

I wouldn't describe it as a problem, I'd not want a headful of hair. What I have gets clipped to 1mm every Sunday.

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 21:23
I wouldn't describe it as a problem, I'd not want a headful of hair. What I have gets clipped to 1mm every Sunday.

Apparently baldness is a reflection of a guys virility.....

struth
11-04-2019, 21:24
I've got bald legs... Haha

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 21:27
I've got bald legs... Haha

me too.... quite a smoothie me...

walpurgis
11-04-2019, 21:30
I've got so much hair on my legs, my trousers puff out like the bottom half of a ski suit. :eek:

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 21:32
hairy ... very hairy.. Geoff

I happen to quite like hair on a guy for some reason...

Pigmy Pony
11-04-2019, 22:37
I wouldn't describe it as a problem, I'd not want a headful of hair. What I have gets clipped to 1mm every Sunday.

A headful of brains is much more useful. Anyway I've seen guys with a headful of hair - you can see it spilling out of their ears, and it's not a good look. The hair on the rest of me is a bit weird, it's quite blonde so not very noticeable, but by about July my skin is darker and it makes me look double hairy.

Ninanina
11-04-2019, 22:55
A headful of brains is much more useful. Anyway I've seen guys with a headful of hair - you can see it spilling out of their ears, and it's not a good look. The hair on the rest of me is a bit weird, it's quite blonde so not very noticeable, but by about July my skin is darker and it makes me look double hairy.

Hair in ears is not a nice look and there are clippers for that sort of thing that guys should use...

'Double hairy' sounds nice though.... :lol:

Frazeur1
12-04-2019, 10:37
And imagine, this thread started out talking about jeans....

Barry
12-04-2019, 13:47
Apparently baldness is a reflection of a guys virility.....

Rapidly approaching 70 and I still have a full head of hair. Grey, but still there - and I have had no complaints about my virility either!

My knees, on the other hand, are completely bald.

Pigmy Pony
12-04-2019, 16:01
And imagine, this thread started out talking about jeans....

Evolution I suppose. Starts out with undersea fissures spewing hydrocarbons, and finishes with ear hair. Well not exactly finishing, who knows what the next big development may be.

Pigmy Pony
12-04-2019, 16:05
Rapidly approaching 70 and I still have a full head of hair. Grey, but still there - and I have had no complaints about my virility either!

My knees, on the other hand, are completely bald.

You just can't hear the complaints - increase the volume on your hearing aid! I personally can't be doing with my hearing aid, the rustling from my ear hair drives me mad.

Frazeur1
12-04-2019, 16:56
Yeah I know, but lets get back to pics of Bev in her new jeans, or positioned alongside that mighty fine amplifier.

mad-moon
12-04-2019, 19:31
hairy ... very hairy.. Geoff

I happen to quite like hair on a guy for some reason...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwiKxb34pcvhAhVuxYUKHaZWCNgQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pinterest.ru%2Fpin%2F4031426 04116263326%2F&psig=AOvVaw3X1yyajCdwQc5dPI9Q-97e&ust=1555183714744031

Barry
12-04-2019, 19:34
Link not working!

Firebottle
13-04-2019, 10:37
OK, I'll show you mine, now you have to show me yours ............





















Wait for it ....


















http://i68.tinypic.com/121qwox.jpg

Pigmy Pony
13-04-2019, 12:18
Were you reversing? I thought I could hear a beep-beep-beep...

Frazeur1
13-04-2019, 21:00
Or was that a braapp, braapp, braapp?

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 19:59
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwiKxb34pcvhAhVuxYUKHaZWCNgQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pinterest.ru%2Fpin%2F4031426 04116263326%2F&psig=AOvVaw3X1yyajCdwQc5dPI9Q-97e&ust=1555183714744031

Gosh Alan... now that really is hairy... nasty.. :doh:

I think I like a hairy chest on a guy and maybe arms but that's it .... otherwise I like it smooth everywhere else... including the 'bits'.... :eyebrows:

Pigmy Pony
17-04-2019, 20:15
Ooh no, I couldn't cope with the bristly-ness, so I'll stick with the "woolly mammoth" look. I don't mind "hairy birds" much - I grew up in the seventies so I have no fear of growlers :)

I feel I'm starting to post on the mucky side of mucky, so I'll add that I bought my first Shpongle album today, "Tales of the Inexpressible", and it was perfect for bombing between jobs in the sunshine. I see more of their stuff making its way into my collection :)

struth
17-04-2019, 20:18
What's a shpongle?

Discopants
17-04-2019, 20:24
Have you not been Sphongled yet Grant ?


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Ninanina
17-04-2019, 20:27
I also had to look up 'Sphongled' Grant..... :D

struth
17-04-2019, 20:30
I'm betting its not a mississippi blues band.

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 20:31
Ooh no, I couldn't cope with the bristly-ness, so I'll stick with the "woolly mammoth" look. I don't mind "hairy birds" much - I grew up in the seventies so I have no fear of growlers :)

I feel I'm starting to post on the mucky side of mucky, so I'll add that I bought my first Shpongle album today, "Tales of the Inexpressible", and it was perfect for bombing between jobs in the sunshine. I see more of their stuff making its way into my collection :)

"Hairy birds" Steve..... as you say that'd be ok in the seventies but these days it's not good... smooth is the way to go... :eyebrows:

And "mucky side of mucky" is no probs for me...

struth
17-04-2019, 20:34
In 70's anything on legs, bar a table was fair game... Including highlanders [emoji23]

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 20:52
In 70's anything on legs, bar a table was fair game... Including highlanders [emoji23]


:rfl:

Pigmy Pony
17-04-2019, 20:57
"Hairy birds" Steve..... as you say that'd be ok in the seventies but these days it's not good... smooth is the way to go... :eyebrows:

And "mucky side of mucky" is no probs for me...

But "smooth" means so much maintenance, and I'm really lazy...Plus with the cold weather we've had it would be a Kenwoods button mushroom, and that's not a good luck either :(

Because of our increasingly busy lives, I know with gardening there is a preference these days for a nice patio, rather than a lawn and hedges, and all the maintenance that goes with it, but a patio down there is the opposite of low maintenance.

Barry
17-04-2019, 20:59
Nature gave us pubic hair for a reason and it's removal just make one look comical.

Pigmy Pony
17-04-2019, 21:07
Funny you should mention comical - since my hair went my head looks conical.

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 21:18
Nature gave us pubic hair for a reason and it's removal just make one look comical.

I happen to think that pubic hair is there for no reason at all, apart from looking very messy..

Take it off, it's really quite liberating, believe me... I'm an expert on hair... 'down there'... Unfortunately I cannot shave 'there' as it irritates me too much so I have to use Nair.... makes it nice and smooth, which I love, and others do too...:eyebrows:

walpurgis
17-04-2019, 21:32
Funny everybody should be on this topic. I've just waxed my mankini line for the spring. Personally I think waxing strips are a rip off. :D

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 21:36
Funny everybody should be on this topic. I've just waxed my mankini line for the spring. Personally I think waxing strips are a rip off. :D

You crack me up Geoff... :lol:

Wax strips are a complete nightmare and very ouchy indeed.... just use Nair....

walpurgis
17-04-2019, 21:39
I just waxed the dog too. She shrieked a bit! :eek:

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 21:41
I just waxed the dog too. She shrieked a bit! :eek:

Poor doggy... bless her...

Barry
17-04-2019, 22:11
I happen to think that pubic hair is there for no reason at all, apart from looking very messy..

Take it off, it's really quite liberating, believe me... I'm an expert on hair... 'down there'... Unfortunately I cannot shave 'there' as it irritates me too much so I have to use Nair.... makes it nice and smooth, which I love, and others do too...:eyebrows:

My thoughts, and that of all the women I have 'known', is the complete opposite. But then each to their own - I'll leave you to your mixture of slaked lime and caustic soda!

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 22:14
My thoughts, and that of all the women I have 'known', is the complete opposite. But then each to their own - I'll leave you to your mixture of slaked lime and caustic soda!

Maybe you've just known the wrong women Barry... :)

Tidy is definitely best for me...

Barry
17-04-2019, 22:23
I have known one woman who shaved - but the maintenance needs to be frequent and regular. Stubble down there is most off-putting as far as I'm concerned.

But whatever makes you feel comfortable ....

Ninanina
17-04-2019, 22:26
I have known one woman who shaved - but the maintenance needs to be frequent and regular. Stubble down there is most off-putting as far as I'm concerned.

But whatever makes you feel comfortable ....

Stubble 'down there' is just nasty.... it has to be smooth...

Barry
17-04-2019, 22:33
Stubble 'down there' is just nasty.... it has to be smooth...

Hence my comment about frequent maintenance.

Pigmy Pony
18-04-2019, 05:54
My thoughts, and that of all the women I have 'known', is the complete opposite. But then each to their own - I'll leave you to your mixture of slaked lime and caustic soda!

Tried that cocktail once, it tasted awful and definitely killed the mood. And I've no idea what happened to the little umbrella I put in...

Bev's recommendation for 'Nair' seems like a good one, but if I suggest it to Mrs. P she'll want to know where I learned about it, and she barely tolerates all the time I spend with my "pen pals" (her words) as it is.

Discopants
18-04-2019, 05:57
Tried that cocktail once, it tasted awful and definitely killed the mood. And I've no idea what happened to the little umbrella I put in...

Bev's recommendation for 'Nair' seems like a good one, but if I suggest it to Mrs. P she'll want to know where I learned about it, and she barely tolerates all the time I spend with my "pen pals" (her words) as it is.

Tell her you read it in an edition of Marie Clare you picked up whilst waiting for the dentist [emoji6]


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Macca
18-04-2019, 06:58
Tell her you read it in an edition of Marie Clare you picked up whilst waiting for the dentist




The special 'Autumn Growler' edition.

Roy S
18-04-2019, 10:19
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190418/40b720a206233c1c7dd9a2e425188f3f.jpg

Pigmy Pony
18-04-2019, 18:13
The special 'Autumn Growler' edition.

You'd expect Marie Clare to be more 'PC' than that wouldn't you? What with that, 'Spring into Minge', 'Summer Frontbum' and 'Winter Bintwatch' you'd think it was a lads mag. Obviously trying to widen their appeal.

Macca
18-04-2019, 19:12
I really should renew my subscription.

Barry
18-04-2019, 19:23
Tried that cocktail once, it tasted awful and definitely killed the mood. And I've no idea what happened to the little umbrella I put in...

Slaked lime (calcium hydroxide) and caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) are the two principle components of Nair depilatory cream. Discretion prevents me from enquiring exactly how you managed to taste it, or where you put "the little umbrella".

walpurgis
18-04-2019, 19:33
Slaked lime (calcium hydroxide) and caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) are the two principle components of Nair depilatory cream

I had actually wondered what might be in it. I figured it could be a strong alkali of some sort. Not the sort of thing you'd want near yer privates!

I wonder if users realise it will dissolve their fingernails?

Ian7633
18-04-2019, 20:04
In an attempt to steer towards music, this thread has given me an idea for a drying rack for washed records....

Len Co
19-04-2019, 05:33
I don't know why but I feel a sudden impulse to play my old Kate Bush albums.

Pigmy Pony
19-04-2019, 06:13
Slaked lime (calcium hydroxide) and caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) are the two principle components of Nair depilatory cream. Discretion prevents me from enquiring exactly how you managed to taste it, or where you put "the little umbrella".

I once used caustic soda to clean out the exhausts on my old Suzuki 250. Pretty fierce stuff, with very clear warnings IIRC. Not something you'd want on your bits, although if it could be formed into suppositories it might make a nice Christmas gift for Marco.

Ninanina
20-04-2019, 18:21
You have to be careful where you put it, of course, but I can't shave as it gives me a very bad rash...

I don't always use it but it's nice when it's smooooooth.... :D

Ninanina
20-04-2019, 18:28
How ever did we get from jeans to 'bits'? :D

Len Co
20-04-2019, 21:43
How ever did we get from jeans to 'bits'? :D

Don't know but I think the topic has just about bottomed out now!

Ninanina
20-04-2019, 21:45
Don't know but I think the topic has just about bottomed out now!

Absolutely Mark..... :lol:

Barry
20-04-2019, 22:02
How ever did we get from jeans to 'bits'? :D

You did with your post #75. :lol:

Ninanina
20-04-2019, 22:13
You did with your post #75. :lol:

Ooops... :doh:

Frazeur1
21-04-2019, 06:25
Naughty Nina! Hah!

Pigmy Pony
21-04-2019, 10:33
Apparently, due to the fickle British weather, Bev has gone from jeans by NYDJ, to skirts by MLAB (Morelikeabelt). So the neighbour with the new binoculars will be happy :)

Ninanina
22-04-2019, 18:31
Apparently, due to the fickle British weather, Bev has gone from jeans by NYDJ, to skirts by MLAB (Morelikeabelt). So the neighbour with the new binoculars will be happy :)

MLAB's now that's a thought Steve... I wondered what the binos were for.. :doh:

Barry
22-04-2019, 18:38
Apparently, due to the fickle British weather, Bev has gone from jeans by NYDJ, to skirts by MLAB (Morelikeabelt). So the neighbour with the new binoculars will be happy :)

That is a more polite description than I would have used! Discretion prevents me from divulging what that would be.

Ninanina
22-04-2019, 20:09
That is a more polite description that I would have used!

I've been trying to work that one out Barry... :doh:

Firebottle
22-04-2019, 20:13
But we still haven't had the Bev's ass in jeans shot. I have done it so come on .......

Ninanina
22-04-2019, 20:15
Jeans are put away with this lovely weather so it's skirts all the way...

Firebottle
22-04-2019, 20:24
Bev's ass in skirt shot then? ..........

Ninanina
22-04-2019, 20:26
Leave that one with me.... but, obviously, you can't really see bum's in skirts proper like.... :eek:

Frazeur1
22-04-2019, 22:40
Stretchy pants?

Ninanina
23-04-2019, 02:01
Stretchy pants?

Pant's.... what are they ?

Barry
23-04-2019, 14:43
Pant's.... what are they ?

What you are supposed to wear underneath a skirt (especially if it is a very short skirt).

Marco
23-04-2019, 14:51
Pant's.... what are they ?

Call the Apostrophe Police! :hotrod:

;)

Marco.

P.S They're what you lose in the closing rounds of strip poker.

Barry
23-04-2019, 14:59
Call the Apostrophe Police! :hotrod:

;)

Marco.

P.S They're what you lose in the closing rounds of strip poker.

Ah - the "greengrocer's apostrophe". Or should that be the "greengrocers' apostrophe"?

(Actually no need answer - I know the difference. :) )

Ninanina
28-04-2019, 19:59
What you are supposed to wear underneath a skirt (especially if it is a very short skirt).

I don't wear short skirts 'out', that'd not be good, very tarty don't you think...?

Above the knee is ok with nothing underneath I reckon...