**Pass me another pancake - Tuesday 16th Feb - Daily chat**

sallyx

Ah Pooky its hard hun isn't it....Friends sometimes they mean well but quite frankly haven't got a fceking clue!

beanielou

OMG im glad that Im not a midwife:eek:

bookseller1980

Wish she'd shut up about the pillows!

spud30

elfen wrote: »

Spud...find out oyur size and get a Wonderbra....best investment you will EVER make. Can also find them in TK Maxx sometimes in the cheap, got mine in there (3 quid) I have one and you get the best cleavage and really good support. Shame the back straps a tad flimsy on the bigger ones.

Even they have the balcony plunge push up decision to make :cool:

Snaggles

spud30 wrote: »

Flippin eck Snaggs, the font of knowledge when it comes to the subject of bras :T

I'm broad across my back but lacking in the cup department, so maybe need need a push up plunge balcony all in one type

Light padding, good support and uplift are the key.

If you are broad, heavy padding could make you look a bit 'matronly' (I know cos I am too), but good uplift and a little padding in the right places will make a world of difference. Don't be scared that it will make you look even broader - it will make your boobs look bigger, but the rest of you look narrower in comparison, and will give you a more defined shape and silhouette, which will give you that curvy, 'in and out in all the right places' look.

I have tried every Wonderbra going, and although there are some that I like, they all make my boobs look as though they are pointing outwards, and I prefer a more 'up and together' look, or a balconette look (a la Buffy on Saturday, who I was most jealous of! ).

beanielou

Pooky wrote: »

I'm going to view a new house on Saturday......I don't even like new houses and certinally can't afford to buy one...... but a friend of mine wants me to see it as it would be the answer to all our problems it seems.

Sometimes I'd like to be able to throw caution to the wind and say exactly what I want to say.

I sometimes wonder if my friends really understand me at all.

I know where you are coming from.

sallyx wrote: »

Ah Pooky its hard hun isn't it....Friends sometimes they mean well but quite frankly haven't got a fceking clue!

True sal hun.

sallyx

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Wish she'd shut up about the pillows!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Its so funny

Buffythedebtslayer

Pooky wrote: »

I'm going to view a new house on Saturday......I don't even like new houses and certinally can't afford to buy one...... but a friend of mine wants me to see it as it would be the answer to all our problems it seems.

Sometimes I'd like to be able to throw caution to the wind and say exactly what I want to say.

I sometimes wonder if my friends really understand me at all.

Unless its a the house of a miracle working doctor I can't see why moving house would do you any good?

I also wish i could speak honestly to some friends. its so frustrating not to be able to say you haven't got a !!!!!!! clue you interfering old bat etc etc

beanielou

Tell pink top to shut up.
She is worse than that man last week.

elfen

what the man who was with the woman who brought her hubby and son in....im still shocked she brought him in.

Pooks, is it a house with a money tree?