Fashion Board--Penske . . . forever!

[Sparklehorse]

Originally posted by Flinty_McFlint
I always heard you were a man tiger. I must have misinterpreted that. How you doin?

I'm a married man with kids who lives in Ohio. Don't tell, it's outable!

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
No. You have forced me to hammer it home by accusing me of all sorts of motives instead of accepting the fact that I simply don't think you're good looking.

Now you're just lashing out, hoping I'll look like I was mean during our meeting. I was 10 minutes late and the first thing I did was apologize. Of course, you know that working in a law firm sometimes means you will be late, so I don't know why you even brought it up.

I wasn't trying to be charming. But I was polite at all times.

You asked me about what I was going to post and I said I would be honest, but I added that there was no way your breasts were that big. Your reaction did not indicate that you thought it was rude and you laughed and continued discussing them and how you (or the salesperson came to that conclusion).

And you're trying to take the rape thing out of context. You said something about how someone else on this board and how he made you feel uncomfortable because he asked you to lunch and I said, "I'm sure he didn't mean it that way." You said you turned him down because you try to be careful about stuff like that and I said, "You wouldn't have to worry about me trying to rape you here in Grand Central Station."

I was nice to you at all points. Over email you indicated that you liked expensive drinks and that I had to pay because I'm a lawyer and you're staff. In fact, I ended up buying you your drink.

When we were leaving, you wanted to walk with me whether I was going outside or downstairs. You could have gone either way to get where you were going, yet you chose to take the extra steps with me even though I said I was going the other direction.

I am in no way implying that you liked me, but you are full of shit if you're trying to color our meeting like I was some arrogant asshole.

I have characterized myself neither as charming nor a "heavy hitter" and I was arrogant about nothing. If I was, you would have gone on and on about it in your post already, with actual quotes.

But nice try.

TM

Since we've hit upon a few good points here, let's digress. shall we? I'm fat and married. or chubby and married whatever, kids. OK? I probably would do horribly if I had to do the whole dating scene. You are applying a stricter standard to me, in my situation than it warrants. 45-60 year old men? probably think I'm okay. Does it really matter since I'm chubby and married? really? If your point is stop posting like you're all that, consider it done. I'm a legend in my own mind. ok?

[Sparklehorse]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
what did the sock do? I'm waiting on instructions and bored.

I honestly don't remember beyond what I've already written.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
No. You have forced me to hammer it home by accusing me of all sorts of motives instead of accepting the fact that I simply don't think you're good looking.

Now you're just lashing out, hoping I'll look like I was mean during our meeting. I was 10 minutes late and the first thing I did was apologize. Of course, you know that working in a law firm sometimes means you will be late, so I don't know why you even brought it up.

I wasn't trying to be charming. But I was polite at all times.

You asked me about what I was going to post and I said I would be honest, but I added that there was no way your breasts were that big. Your reaction did not indicate that you thought it was rude and you laughed and continued discussing them and how you (or the salesperson came to that conclusion).

And you're trying to take the rape thing out of context. You said something about how someone else on this board and how he made you feel uncomfortable because he asked you to lunch and I said, "I'm sure he didn't mean it that way." You said you turned him down because you try to be careful about stuff like that and I said, "You wouldn't have to worry about me trying to rape you here in Grand Central Station."

I was nice to you at all points. Over email you indicated that you liked expensive drinks and that I had to pay because I'm a lawyer and you're staff. In fact, I ended up buying you your drink.

When we were leaving, you wanted to walk with me whether I was going outside or downstairs. You could have gone either way to get where you were going, yet you chose to take the extra steps with me even though I said I was going the other direction.

I am in no way implying that you liked me, but you are full of shit if you're trying to color our meeting like I was some arrogant asshole.

I have characterized myself neither as charming nor a "heavy hitter" and I was arrogant about nothing. If I was, you would have gone on and on about it in your post already, with actual quotes.

But nice try.

TM

since you already *albeit sarcastically* capitulated [the okay okay you're pretty post] now you know the tactics I use on poor husband. I'm re-lent-less.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by Sidd Finch
What is a "shelf bra"?

And can I just say, for the record, that big tits are overrated? I mean, I like big tits. (I also like small tits. I like tits in general.) But in the real, non-model, world, "big tits" often means "fat woman" or "saggy tits". Even in the non-real world, "big tits" can mean "basketball-looking implants".

All other things being equal, would I rather a woman that I'm looking at have larger tits? Maybe. Maybe not. Depends on my mood, the day, the tits, and how good everything else looks. But Jesus H. Christ -- bragging about your cup size, when the only reason it's that big is because you are fat, is ludicrous.

A built in bra in a tank top - it is really just an underlayer of the tank in the front that starts with some elastic right below the chest and is sewn to the top of the tank top. So there is not enough to it to support big breastes.

I don't want larger tits. At some point in my 20's I might have, but those days are gone. I have no chest-image issues, which is good because if I did, I'm sure ppnyc's stinging 38E reply would have sent me home in tears. I am happy with my rack. I won't elaborate further.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
A built in bra in a tank top - it is really just an underlayer of the tank in the front that starts with some elastic right below the chest and is sewn to the top of the tank top. So there is not enough to it to support big breastes.

I don't want larger tits. At some point in my 20's I might have, but those days are gone. I have no chest-image issues, which is good because if I did, I'm sure ppnyc's stinging 38E reply would have sent me home in tears. I am happy with my rack. I won't elaborate further.

It is what it is, girlfriend. I've had 34 Bs prior to kids and now, well you know.

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
since you already *albeit sarcastically* capitulated [the okay okay you're pretty post] now you know the tactics I use on poor husband. I'm re-lent-less.

That I will give you.

And let this officially be over. I'm sorry I ever suggested it in the first place.

TM

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
A built in bra in a tank top - it is really just an underlayer of the tank in the front that starts with some elastic right below the chest and is sewn to the top of the tank top. So there is not enough to it to support big breastes.

I don't want larger tits. At some point in my 20's I might have, but those days are gone. I have no chest-image issues, which is good because if I did, I'm sure ppnyc's stinging 38E reply would have sent me home in tears. I am happy with my rack. I won't elaborate further.

But why do you need to assert your happiness with your rack by cutting down mine? I'm not unhappy with mine. again, is what it is.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
But why do you need to assert your happiness with your rack by cutting down mine? I'm not unhappy with mine. again, is what it is.

I have no opinion on yours. I have not seen it and I have no desire to. If you weren't meaning to cut on me with your "Hey, I'm a 38E" post before, I stand corrected. But if you are trying to make friends here or whatever, for the record, it came off as though you were stating it as either a boast or a cut. Your pick.

[Sidd Finch]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
A built in bra in a tank top - it is really just an underlayer of the tank in the front that starts with some elastic right below the chest and is sewn to the top of the tank top. So there is not enough to it to support big breastes.

I don't want larger tits. At some point in my 20's I might have, but those days are gone. I have no chest-image issues, which is good because if I did, I'm sure ppnyc's stinging 38E reply would have sent me home in tears. I am happy with my rack. I won't elaborate further.

If you decide to elaborate further, remember that a picture is worth 1000 words.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
That I will give you.

And let this officially be over. I'm sorry I ever suggested it in the first place.

TM

No. you brought it, it ain't over until Shape and one other nay, 2 other posters asess [in a noncomittal, neutral way Shape] me.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I have no opinion on yours. I have not seen it and I have no desire to. If you weren't meaning to cut on me with your "Hey, I'm a 38E" post before, I stand corrected. But if you are trying to make friends here or whatever, for the record, it came off as though you were stating it as either a boast or a cut. Your pick.

it wasn't a cut perhaps a lament about the difficulty of finding bras in my size but nothing further than that.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
No. you brought it, it ain't over until Shape and one other nay, 2 other posters asess [in a noncomittal, neutral way Shape] me.

Why why why why why are you doing this to yourself? This is painful to watch.

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Why why why why why are you doing this to yourself? This is painful to watch.

i like hitting my head against the brick wall
do you think it is like asperger's? like the guess the tie game.

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by patentparanyc
No. you brought it, it ain't over until Shape and one other nay, 2 other posters asess [in a noncomittal, neutral way Shape] me.

Wow. Okay. I'm not going to fight that.

TM