Bush Daughters Comfort the Wounded

Yahoo News ^ | 4/12/04 | Jason Reed

[NYC Republican]

Barbara (L) and Jenna Bush, the daughters of U.S. President George W Bush, walk together from the Darnall Army Community Hospital in Fort Hood, Texas, April 11, 2004 after President Bush (news - web sites) and members of his family visited with soldiers wounded in Iraq (news - web sites). Bush awarded 10 purple hearts to troops recovering in the hospital, after attending an Easter Sunday Church service at a chapel within the army base in central Texas.

[Slip18]

I'm so proud we all hung in there with our own thoughts and ideas. We are a crazy bunch, eh?

I'll never forget your rules on sandals and hose. LOL!

[Slip18]

Good points. Very good points.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Your 1,113 inspired me to do a little research.

The Strippy Mom thread: Christian school expels nude dancer's daughter
The Devil Panties thread: Thong-Wearing Teens Kicked Out Of Dance

[Slip18]

Dang, you're good!

[xsmommy]

well dang HG, i was sure you had them bookmarked!

[xsmommy]

very insightful, incisive analysis!

[cajungirl]

Good Morning All,,Underpants Up!!! Hemingway, would you like to collaborate with me on my new book. It will be called,,,,UNDERPANTS IN THE NEW MILLENIUM, THE NEW RULES FOR THE NEW WOMAN I expect to make thousands of dollars and repair to the lingerie departments of various stores. BTW I have underpants rules for children. I only approve of to the waist cotton white underpants for girls up to age 14 when they may experiment with flowered tasteful cotton bikinis only slightly below the waist and only with pastel flowers. My daughters still laugh at the cotton underpants rules.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Hemingway, would you like to collaborate with me on my new book. It will be called,,,,UNDERPANTS IN THE NEW MILLENIUM, THE NEW RULES FOR THE NEW WOMAN I expect to make thousands of dollars and repair to the lingerie departments of various stores. BTW I have underpants rules for children. I only approve of to the waist cotton white underpants for girls up to age 14 when they may experiment with flowered tasteful cotton bikinis only slightly below the waist and only with pastel flowers. My daughters still laugh at the cotton underpants rules.

Underpants in the New Millenium? Count me in. Riddle me this:

This Saturday I was attending the "classroom" portion of a motorcycle safety course (at age 36 I'm suffering my first midlife crisis), when in walks a striking young lass wearing a skin-tight, long-sleeved, midriff-baring shirt (ceased at the lowest rib, ladies and gents), and skin-tight jeans which were slung so low that had this been the au naturale 1960s, it would've looked like Jimi Hendrix was popping his head out of the front of her slacks. In the back, these jeans probably came up to the top of the crack of her *ss and stopped right there.

Now what---if any---panties do you wear with an outfit like that?

[threat matrix]

You guys have never seen Hall of Fame NFL QB 'Broadway' Joe Namath's advertisement for manty hose?

[NYC Republican]

I won't comment other than to say I DON'T disagree...

[xsmommy]

ping to the best thread of 2004 thus far.

[NYC Republican]

LOL to post 1,119!

[threat matrix]

Manty hose up!

http://www.commericalcloset.org/cgi-bin/iowa/portrayals.html?record=44

[threat matrix]

You've really done it now! (lol)

Another 500-1,000 posts about the possibility of wearing a thong on Easter Sunday..

[NYC Republican]

I'm sure someone else has already brought this up, but that reminds me of Seinfeld's (Kramer and George's father) discussing the manssiere/bro.

[threat matrix]

Someone on Jim Rome said yesterday that Phil Mickelson 'adjusted his manssiere' sacked up and won the Masters..

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Another 500-1,000 posts about the possibility of wearing a thong on Easter Sunday.

Jesus himself demands that women wear coarse burlap leggings and bras made out of sandpaper under their Easter wear or else face eternal torture in Dante's 6^th layer of hell.

[cajungirl]

Now, on this occasion, I might suggest to the young woman in question that her underpants might be left at home or in the glove compartment of her motorcycle to avoid having the unsightly elastic line {the one Monica flashed at our late president thus causing an almost constitutional crisis and illustrating the importance of underpants etiquette}. If Monica had only listened to me and worn the proper underpants and not engaged in questionable flashing, well, things could have been different. Your question also illustrates beautifully my Rules for Daughters, the part where they should keep their underpants on most of the time when out and about, this is an exception to that rule.

[petitfour]

Now that's funny. Though I do not want to contemplate the thong. When I think of thongs, I think of Monica Lewinsky. And this very, very large woman I saw at a Sams Club with her four/five children and husband. They were eating pizza, and I happened to sit at the table next to their table. The mother (a very, very large woman, or did I already mention that?) had her back to me. Hubby was in the check-out line, and I was not feeling well, so I took a seat. I looked up from my resting spot, and this woman's pants were rather low cut for her size, and glARing from atop the pants was the elastic band of thong underwear. It was so shocking that I could not help but laugh aloud, even though I was sitting alone. I did a double-take, and sure-nuff, the woman was wearing what I thought. Her shirt had ridden up a bit, enveloping the rolls and rolls that constituted her waist-line and above. I cannot even say I was disgusted. I just sat there and looked at my husband, willing him to look at me, so he could share my humor. He saw I was laughing, but he could not see around the front of the woman to see the back. And I thought of the pic of Monica Lewinsky that folks post everytime there is a Monica thread. (the one with her thong peeking out to the world via her rather ample backside.)

(And I have no problem with folks of any size wearing thong underwear. As long as I don't have to see it, that is.)