Alas, that's just her going about her business.
Here's another shot with her equally attractive husband:
Posted on 06/28/2010 12:43:57 PM PDT by DagonofAlbion
I deposit the Risk into the account of a dummy finance company for management, called the republican party.
Then, I deposit the damage into the account of a dummy corporation for control, called the democratic party.
I leave all the bible belt religions as spoilers, or third parties; putting them down as department store chains. To stave off the profit into the mints money burning facility, to insure that the money is worthless in terms of pragmatic value, and is only practical believed values.
And the Black market is pimped as bad but, even losing even your kindeys in a hotel bathtub on a drunk, is a value laundering scheme...
Thank you all for your input and participation!!!
The hair-thing is a knitted haircover. Some Orthodox ladies wear them to (obviously) keep from showing their hair.
Normal-looking people - the could be at any of the town festivals around here in the fall.
At first, it looked like she was wearing only one sock, but it seems to be an ankle brace.
Ah, yes.
That one resembles one of those trivets we have.
Looking for the interview where she spoke about her surgery and why she dresses in baggy getup, but I’m not having any luck.
(That interview was awhile ago.)
But it gave insight into the psychology of the subject.
Soleil Moon Frye had her chest reduced from 38DD to a 36C.
(Punky Brewster.)
I don’t know what Ms. Bialik’s specific reasons are, but I can explain why I wear modest clothes. I don’t want men, other than my husband, looking at me and thinking about having sex with me. I consider that invasive, in a way. (And I certainly don’t want anyone thinking about sex with my preteen daughters!)
I don’t go overboard about it, but overall, I’m happy if people don’t notice my body. Now I’m going to put on a skirt to go to the library, so nobody gets excited about my varicose veins ;-).
She was a really pretty girl.
I have experienced enormous bosoms, in the early weeks of breastfeeding a new baby, and it is very uncomfortable ... honestly like carting canteloupes around.
Friend of mine didn’t like how she looked, so she dressed in what can be described as Omar the Tentmakers fashion of the week.
She said something one that sounded like she would prefer to be stick thin and flatchested.
So I poked her and said, “You want to look like ME?”
[She didn’t fall for it, she said, “but you’re a GUY.” *sigh* no sense of humor..]
As tall as I am, some men are, literally, "faced with them." *sigh*
There was a time, back in the 80s, when I thought getting guys to stare at my boobs was an accomplishment. Silly girl ... the accomplishment is getting them to do anything else!
“I’ve known several women who have had breast reduction surgery...”
As have I. One particular benefit is being able to stand up straight without pain in the back. Another being that clothes fit better without having to buy special order or take in some “here” and let some out “there.”
And the savings in support articles is good enough to let one buy something spendy, “just because!”
99% of the population is taller than I am.
*chuckle*
My stepdaughter had a cousin who is six foot something.
Well, she always picked on me about the top of my head being at her chin level.
Well, it got pointed out where my eye level fell.
So she made a point of walking up behind me and talking to me just to see me turn around and speak at my eye level.
She said I turned the most interesting shade of red.
I’m lucky I only get that treatment when she’s visiting from Czech Republic.
Yah. I’d love to be able to find the T-shirt that says: “I wish these were brains.”
A good teeshirt shop should be able to print one up for you.
If there’s an A.C. Moore nearby, you might be able to get it done there.
Kinda like the old joke: A man thinks the worst pain in the world is getting hit in the crotch because he’s never had a baby.
Men don’t realize how painful it is, in many ways, to be a woman, and even more painful for a woman with good looks and a killer body.
FYI: When I was 16 (yes, a teen) I measured 39”-22”-39-1/2”. Some of the last figure was butt-ocks.
I measured 8” across my abdomen from hip bone-to-hip bone. I still measure 8” across. What’s the big deal, you may ask. In women with narrow hips, it is difficult to conceive and to bear children. While the “contrast” in measurements may be all the more appealing, you might want to consider whether the woman wants children or not.
If she does, big boobs and no hips are a liability.
HAH! I’d like to reduce mine to a 38DD!!
LOL!
Ah, TC...being around you for a week...well, I knew exactly what you were doing! It’s called “camoflage” and I do the same thing.
Mine, of course, is because, for the most part, I’m “too tired” (CFIDS) to entertain thoughts of working on a relationship. And too old to train another man! :oþ!
When I breast-fed my son (for the few weeks I was able to) I had to raise one arm up and the other over my head to scratch an itch, if one occurred. I couldn’t reach the itch otherwise.
I would have been happy with cantelopes....
Thanks! I’ll check. If I’m successful, I’ll have a photo taken and post it! ;o]
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