Elite 11+ Part 75

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

PD those spanx look a likes actually get very good reviews. Have added them to my basket for now. :rotfl:

VT is right, you should get a dress that fits. Those underwears aren't cheap :eek:

And as I've said, they look the job but the practical issues :eek: Just let it all hang out under a bigger size :rotfl::rotfl:

I do wish you'd have more confidence in yourself Miss Tinyshoes. Everyone will too busy arguing over seats to notice your attire anyway

That was a joke people are coming to share with you and if they love you as much as we do, they will be too busy enjoying your company to notice what your wearing.

Vanity is a terrible curse....from one who knows :rotfl:

davemorton

Blimey, I came on to catch up, and all I see is dress talk from the ladies :eek: Just do as a bloke would do, turn up in some jeans a a work shirt, its all good. After a few drinks, you wont mind anyway

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

VT is right, you should get a dress that fits. Those underwears aren't cheap :eek:

And as I've said, they look the job but the practical issues :eek: Just let it all hang out under a bigger size :rotfl::rotfl:

I do wish you'd have more confidence in yourself Miss Tinyshoes. Everyone will too busy arguing over seats to notice your attire anyway

That was a joke people are coming to share with you and if they love you as much as we do, they will be too busy enjoying your company to notice what your wearing.

Vanity is a terrible curse....from one who knows :rotfl:

My new hair do will get them talking anyway. :rotfl:

Mr TS did the honours earlier and chucked a dye on for me.

My head feels so much lighter with less hair. :eek: I have not had to go short it's mid length at the back. My hairdresser says she has given me swing. :rotfl:

DD3 is very relieved. :A

I don't usually worry so much about what I wear. I have 3 different support underwear in my basket at the moment I will narrow it down to one seeing as I have my 25% off. Can't really think what else to buy if it's not working with any offers.

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

Blimey, I came on to catch up, and all I see is dress talk from the ladies :eek: Just do as a bloke would do, turn up in some jeans a a work shirt, its all good. After a few drinks, you wont mind anyway

I don't have a work shirt though.

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I don't have a work shirt though.

Well try doing some work for once and you might have

ledlights

ive just treied to print my apg and its coming up as 5 PAGES

aau1

bubbs wrote: »

Is it boneless please?

Yup

S10ct

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening

Can't speak for the m&s ones but I have a pair of Spanx skinny britches for my more fitted dresses Yes they are great and do the trick, they also don't push the wobbly bits elsewhere.

All I will say is that if you are planning a passionate night afterwards......forget it :eek: attractive they are not! :rotfl:

And if your bladder needs more than a five minute wee warning......also forget it! You have to battle to get them off

I am fine by the way. Thanks to those that sent messages :A

and you waited till I went to bed to post :mad: typical me me me :eek:

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

And how could that possibly be?:rotfl:

No way would I get into my lbd without them

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

These look like cycling shorts I just don't like the rolly bits that stick out above and below pant lines and I've not got much of a tummy.....just a lifelong desire for it to flatter :rotfl:

You get full length dress type ones. But I don't want to feel like I'm wearing an underskirt (who remembers them? :eek:) pointless items of clothing that we were made to wear as teenagers that served no purpose that I could see. I asked several times why I had to wear one and was never given a straight answer :rotfl::rotfl:

Because