To: familyofman
Well, I cannot really confess to being fashion police. Folks probably laugh at me, too. It is only recently that I cannot resist laughing aloud. I think it is the overabundance of women wearing too tight shirts with rolls of flab hanging out. And tattoos on their backs, peeking out from beneath a too tight and too short shirt. Maybe my eyes were only recently opened to such. Are folks less self conscious now????????
To: petitfour
I think it is the overabundance of women wearing too tight shirts with rolls of flab hanging out. And tattoos on their backs, peeking out from beneath a too tight and too short shirt. Maybe my eyes were only recently opened to such. Are folks less self conscious now????????
The older I get, the more modest I get . . . leathers and copper notwithstanding. Clothing is to conceal a multitude of sins, and frankly if it's made of Spandex it doesn't conceal squat.
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04/13/2004 2:09:44 PM PDT by
Xenalyte
(I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
To: petitfour
It is only recently that I cannot resist laughing aloud. I think it is the overabundance of women wearing too tight shirts with rolls of flab hanging out.How long are those awful polyester blouses going to be in style? I hate those kinds of shirts. I live in hot humid south Louisiana and the material is icky 10 months of the year. My niece is a beautiful thin girl and even on her they don't look that great at all and she can wear anything.
To: petitfour
"Are folks less self conscious now????????"
Seems that way. They really act as if they have now pride in how they appear. Don't know when the trend started - I'll blame it on Rosanne Barr & Tammy Faye.
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