Nice People Thread No. 14, all Nice and Proper

lostinrates

Wheezy wrote: »

Try it on, take a selfie and we'll let you know

Nope

silvercar

Nikkster wrote: »

I like the pattern, but personally I'd not feel comfortable with spaghetti straps. I've got this one: http://www.sportsdirect.com/slazenger-boyleg-swimsuit-ladies-354154 in the blue version. Its not nearly as pretty, but it's surprisingly flattering and comfortable for swimming. Works well in snow too

Serious swimmer look; don't think I could match the expectations.

lostinrates

Generali wrote: »

Mrs Generali looks great and might advise you to follow her lead.

For swimwear she normally goes for plain colours: dark swimsuit with a bright sarong or something. Swimsuit with a bra built in. It costs a bloody fortune but it makes her tits look grrrreat.

For political reasons I have made a suggestion above. .

I have an (almost) all black swimming costume. I dislike it. I might get on with a better one, but it just feel not very me it the one I have which makes me feel both lumpy and unhappy. I also have a very bright patterned one with a sarong, Its ok, its what I'll wear if I don't buy something else. The colour is TOO bright though and bought in a moment of rebellion and I actually am not that keen on it and there is little breast support! which increasingly I benefit from , its halter neck, but no cups or anything.

I think I am possibly liking this one because I like the idea and the colours somewhat. I don't much like the way the cups sit, they seem oddly low, and maybe with bigger buts that would look droopy.

Ok, I'm decided against. Thanks for letting me talk it out.

lostinrates

silvercar wrote: »

Serious swimmer look; don't think I could match the expectations.

Yeah, I just want something to sit in really.

Percy1983

PasturesNew wrote: »

My thoughts too - however, it's better to have the weeds removed at the surface, than to have them growing everywhere while waiting for the "perfect tool, for under £3" to magic itself up.

Used it again this morning. It's good for some weeds/locations, but not for others.

For me, having something means I can do something with the weeds, rather than the "doing nothing except despairing while looking at them", which is what I was doing before. It's a motivational tool

All the dandelions popped up in my garden this weekend.

Is it just me me who uses week killer?

To be exact I remove all flowers/buds and then spray them, this stops the immediate seeds and makes them try a bit harder so they really take in the killer. Works great if I do it now I should be able to keep my garden quite clear.

Percy1983

By all means removing them should work if you get the whole root, if a bit is left it will come back. If best when the soil is damp as they should come out easier.

I have 2 types of week killer, a kill everything one which is just on the drive/block paving and the flower beds and a broad leaf killer which is good for use on grass and such which the other would kill.

No matter how hard you try you will always get dandelions as the seeds can fly for miles but once you get a few in the garden they spread like wildfire so start the attack early for the best chance.

ivyleaf

Wheezy wrote: »

Try it on, take a selfie and we'll let you know

Nice try Wheezy :rotfl: A "work do"? Crikey, the best our work could manage was a "Team-Building Day" in a conference room at a local hotel !

Nikkster I should imagine that swimsuit would be incredibly comfortable. I'd look fairly dreadful in it though.

Percy1983

PasturesNew wrote: »

I could do that, but the trouble is "other b*ggers bits of land". Adjacent to my garden's a feral piece of land; it's on the deeds of the house the other side of it, but outside of the fenced area and it's rented out....so [a] the renters had no idea that bit was in the deeds (I told them when I had the furries running through it) ... the renters don't care what's outside the fence, especially as they weren't told it's "theirs".

I would just get a kill all plant killer and nuke the area in that situation, if nobody cares... nobody will mind.

Nikkster

silvercar wrote: »

Serious swimmer look; don't think I could match the expectations.

Mine might do, but that stops immediately when I get into it!

ivyleaf wrote: »

Nice try Wheezy :rotfl: A "work do"? Crikey, the best our work could manage was a "Team-Building Day" in a conference room at a local hotel !

Nikkster I should imagine that swimsuit would be incredibly comfortable. I'd look fairly dreadful in it though.

Its really quite flattering. 'High legs' might be supposed to flatter short pins, but not me. I'm blessed with more than my fair share of T and A, so if I'm braving going swimming I want to know they are safely contained.
Edit: I don't really do sitting by poolsides.

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

Mine might do, but that stops immediately when I get into it!



Its really quite flattering. 'High legs' might be supposed to flatter short pins, but not me. I'm blessed with more than my fair share of T and A, so if I'm braving going swimming I want to know they are safely contained.
Edit: I don't really do sitting by poolsides.

I never have, but might do. I do sitting and reading.

Anyway, decided against.


Booked hotel room ( its seriously busy that weekend and getting room was difficult). I'll be alone a bit of time and I am considering booking a spa treatment. Maybe a salt rub or something. If misskool were still about I'd see if she were around one of the days as I think she is close to there. . I'm going to see the famous building there as its right up my street though. . We have supper with friends the night we are there. So I think it will be quite busy. I don't think I'll have time to swim, when is factor in a couple of naps. And if I do I'll go to the nudist beach.