A quick question?

SingleSue

JonnyBravo wrote: »

Tut.... it might be that or they may just be a little distracted looking down your cleavage.

Hmm, would be more the case now but years ago when it worked better, it was a case of "Cleavage? What cleavage?"

They could have been busy looking at the stockings combined with the mini skirt though.......

JonnyBravo

Cleaver wrote: »

Should we all swap boards for a week or two? I think fresh perspectives on all of the above would be very interesting.

Ermmmm no.
I've just been in and had a look at the "TV series/Films that make you cry" thread.
Haven't made it past page 1.....

EASTENDERS?????

!!!!!!.

:rotfl:

GrammarGirl

Cleaver, if you'd like to discuss the merits/pitfalls of shoulderpads, come over to the Health, Beauty & Fashion board. We're much better qualified to advise you on this important matter.

I'll give you a basic overview - they're back, but only in black and only with minimalist accessories. The shoulders speak for themselves.

HTH...

lostinrates

GrammarGirl wrote: »

Cleaver, if you'd like to discuss the merits/pitfalls of shoulderpads, come over to the Health, Beauty & Fashion board. We're much better qualified to advise you on this important matter.

I'll give you a basic overview - they're back, but only in black and only with minimalist accessories. The shoulders speak for themselves.

HTH...

My board social boundaries are getting broken down: I'll have to start behaving more consistanly!:o

wageslave

GrammarGirl wrote: »

I'll give you a basic overview - they're back, but only in black and only with minimalist accessories. The shoulders speak for themself

Nothing, but nothing, will ever persuade me to go around dressed like an extra from Dallas

Cleaver

GrammarGirl wrote: »

Cleaver, if you'd like to discuss the merits/pitfalls of shoulderpads, come over to the Health, Beauty & Fashion board. We're much better qualified to advise you on this important matter.

I'll give you a basic overview - they're back, but only in black and only with minimalist accessories. The shoulders speak for themselves.

HTH...

Thanks very much GrammarGirl. Being male, shoulderpads aren't too much of an issue for me, but it's nice to informed in a metrosexual kinda way.

By the way, with regard to your comment that over the the Health, Beauty and Fashion board you are "much better qualified to advise you on this important matter", you haven't reasoned for the brainpower of Generali. Granted, his forte is credit default swaps, mutal funds, hedge funds, foreign currency exchange markets, asset bubbles, emerging markets and global crash cycles but I wouldn't bet against him having a pretty good working knowledge of the shoulderpad world. He knows everything.

Cleaver

wageslave wrote: »

Nothing, but nothing, will ever persuade me to go around dressed like an extra from Dallas

What if you were offered a massively well paid job as an extra in Dallas?

lostinrates

Cleaver wrote: »

Thanks very much GrammarGirl. Being male, shoulderpads aren't too much of an issue for me, but it's nice to informed in a metrosexual kinda way...

I have difficulty in believing the shoulders in the City are all natural. I believe some serious male shoulder padding goes on, and some more subtle suit ''structuring''.

GrammarGirl

wageslave wrote: »

Nothing, but nothing, will ever persuade me to go around dressed like an extra from Dallas

Not even the Balmain blazer?! :eek:

I like the sound of this Generali chap... tell me, does he know much about spray tans? Or tooth whitening? Or even (and this is a long shot) where to find the best black leggings? If so we shall welcome him with open arms and await his wisdom.

GrammarGirl

lostinrates wrote: »

I have difficulty in believing the shoulders in the City are all natural. I believe some serious male shoulder padding goes on, and some more subtle suit ''structuring''.

And those long length trousers are definitely hiding a Cuban heel of at least 4 inches.