Looking at cleavage

[fascination]

am still confused but I do fondly reminisce over what were probably my pre-mod days

 

[PretzelsAndBeer]

... Otherwise known as a good $50 Victoria's Secret brassiere...

Yes, that's what I use.

What, did I say too much?

 

[SwingWaltz]

I say, if it's there, feel free to look. Otherwise they would've covered it up!

 

[DWise1]

Yes, that's what I use.

What, did I say too much?

As a double-barrel slingshot? I seem to recall that's what Ellie Mae Clampet wanted to use hers for.

 

[elisedance]

am still confused but I do fondly reminisce over what were probably my pre-mod days

Was that nostalgia for DF pre-mod-ing, Fasc?

 

[fascination]

that would be off topic...which is also an answer

 

[elisedance]

ce n'est pas un chat
:kitty:

......

Oh, and a chat has no cleavage to speak of, to keep on topic

 

[samina]

You mean it's not like gravy? It doesn't just happen?


[movie reference: "The Odd Couple"]

The gravy in *my* house doesn't just happen.

Hmm...maybe not the cleavage, either...

 

[samina]

Yes, that's what I use.

What, did I say too much?

They've got a line of man-ssiere's, huh?

 

[elisedance]

No, I believe its a boystierre

 

[samina]

No, I believe its a boystierre

Actually, I believe boystierres are the theme of this thread...and how some women are traumatized by them.

 

[elisedance]

cute and cuter!!

 

[DWise1]

The gravy in *my* house doesn't just happen.

Hmm...maybe not the cleavage, either...

And guys not realizing that, which I indicated with the movie reference.

The Odd Couple (1968 -- http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063374/quotes)
Oscar comes home late and Felix is upset that the meatloaf is now all dried out:

Oscar Madison: Well, just keep pouring gravy on it.
Felix Ungar: Where the heck am I gonna get gravy at eight o'clock?
Oscar Madison: I dunno, I thought it comes when you cook the meat.

Same experience when managing the door for a WCS teacher's ladies' styling class. I had always thought that they naturally walked and moved that way. I had never realized that they had to learn how to do it.

 

[etp777]

BOt, there are certainly costumes in both salsa and ballroom world that are blatantly asking for attention to this aspect of the woman's body. I still do my best not to stare, but can't avoid an appreciative look at times.

ANd not giving any indiciations as to names or who was wearing said costumes, as there are members on DF who know people I'm talking about.

 

[Yanou]

I don't usually read the salsa forum, but the title of thread lured me into here...