Walking to town

[EternalOptimist]

Wlaking into town at lunch is probably my favourite time of day. It's peaceful, therapeutic and it gets me out of the office for an hour.

Plus I get to see a load of wobbly boobie potatoes. I like that bit most

[Paddy]

Wlaking into town at lunch is probably my favourite time of day. It's peaceful, therapeutic and it gets me out of the office for an hour.

Plus I get to see a load of wobbly boobie potatoes. I like that bit most

Bit of a cold wind today, them potatoes will have some firm shoots.

[EternalOptimist]

Bit of a cold wind today, them potatoes will have some firm shoots.

that reminds me, the chapel coat pegs need fixing

[TimberWolf]

I've been seeing more of those tight things mentioned on here in the past. Sometimes without a skirt.

[EternalOptimist]

I've been seeing more of those tight things mentioned on here in the past. Sometimes without a skirt.

mmmmm. tight skirt


what a clever fellow you are

[TimberWolf]

mmmmm. tight skirt


what a clever fellow you are

No they are tight tights. I don't know their correct name, but they are pretty pornographic and becoming more popular from what I can gather from my extensive research.

[Sysman]

No they are tight tights. I don't know their correct name, but they are pretty pornographic and becoming more popular from what I can gather from my extensive research.

Leggings is the correct term I believe.

[Pogle]

Leggings is the correct term I believe.

Jeggings??

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ladies-Jeans.../dp/B0029SDIIW

[original PM]

jeggings

apparently only ever worn by women who really shouldn't wear 'figure hugging' clothers according to oPM's mum anyway.

while we are on the subject - admin lady in here seems to be wearing a very clingy woolen dress

shows every line n bump

[Drewster]

I hate you all for discussing this topic.

Particularly EO for raising the flag so to speak!!

The Abeya is in universal use as usual... No wobbly bobbly potatoes, no shoots/chapel coat pegs, no leggings/jeggings or skirts (tight, loose or short)

Please change the subject...... Thanks!