Looking at cleavage

don't worry sweetie...you are definately on my short list if dh should kick the bucket...(as said before, he knows I keep the list....he has even made reccomendations)...

Yeah, I remember that movie. Rock Hudson and ¿Doris Day?. Watching Clint Walker try to extricate himself from his small sports car was funny too.


Favorite Clint Walker line from another movie: Just 'cause I talk slow don't mean I'm stupid.
 
Is he suppsoed to be waring it or helping you with it. Two distinct possibiliteis behind that question, one more worrisome than the other. :)
 
the thing just started unhooking by itself after a few margaritas...and joe was simply being gallant...cross my heart and hope to die
 
I was out dancing the other night and a pretty woman showing a tiny amount of cleavage in a nice camisole had a guy blatantly and intentionally stare at her breasts. She ended up hitting him and walking away in the middle of the song but he grabbed her by the arm so she finished the dance half-heartedly. That being said, men, we like it if you admire our bodies, but mostly when we're not looking. Doing it obviously is just plain rude.

I cover up my breasts and midsection when I dance but I have some partners stare at my breasts or my hips sometimes throughout an entire song. I can guarantee those guys don't get a second dance.
 
I was out dancing the other night and a pretty woman showing a tiny amount of cleavage in a nice camisole had a guy blatantly and intentionally stare at her breasts. She ended up hitting him and walking away in the middle of the song but he grabbed her by the arm so she finished the dance half-heartedly.

That went from rude to abusive - forcing her to finish the dance. Of course, hitting him may not have been the best first step :rolleyes: Nonetheless, I would definitely have reported him to the owners.

[Actually, I'm tall and pretty strong and if I had hit him I don't think he would have got up again till the end of the dance...]
 

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