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In a recession, men prefer the chubbier ladies!
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Funny as soon as I put on weight, the first comments I had was about how much better the bigger boobs were! I don't think men notice too much else.Almost debt-free, but certainly even with the Banks!0
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They say mini skirts make a come back in a recession, so chubbier girls wearing miniskirts is the new fashion.0
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I have a suspicion these scientists don't actually get out much.0
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stonethrower wrote: »They say mini skirts make a come back in a recession, so chubbier girls wearing miniskirts is the new fashion.
Actually I think it is the other way around - I seem to remember Maxi skirts in the 70's with the 3 day week - mini skirts came back in with the boom years of the '80s - and then with the last recession grunge was the fashion....
Think I will get my spare curtains down from the loft and start making some skirts now
SMILE....they will wonder what you are up to...........;)0 -
Bigger girls always get more attention in bars etc than supermodel types 'cos blokes think they have more of a chance with them.
And usually they're right.
My Debt Free Diary I owe:
July 16 £19700 Nov 16 £18002
Aug 16 £19519 Dec 16 £17708
Sep 16 £18780 Jan 17 £17082
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fedupfreda wrote: »Actually I think it is the other way around - I seem to remember Maxi skirts in the 70's with the 3 day week - mini skirts came back in with the boom years of the '80s - and then with the last recession grunge was the fashion....
Think I will get my spare curtains down from the loft and start making some skirts now
sorry i Stand corrected to many beers0
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