Definitely has been an interesting thread, but I personally do not think 45 is old for a woman. 46 maybe, but not 45. And black lingerie? Ooh. Winky winky. x;-)
You people in Oregon just ain't right. Parabeagle don't know the difference in the Mississippi Delta where the blues was borned and the Mississippi gulf coast where the yankees infested Keesler AFB. And you don't know the proximity of this state to the fire-ant-bed in Arkansas where Hillary and Bill started the ruination of the nation 23 years ago. I pray for you both.
you seem to know a lot about what was going on 23 years ago for someone who thinks 45 is old! By the way, I'm not 45 for another 6 years ... but I sure wouldn't wear a black bra and a white tee-shirt! Everyone knows black goes better with red!
It was a blouse, not a T-Shirt (post 18). Does that still stay within the fashion radar? Help me out here. If the name on your belt is in turquoise or silver, do the socks and bra need to match?
I'll have to get my C&W Emily Post book out on that one. I know a few women who don't think their socks need to match each other, let alone their bra or their belt!
I am considerably chagrined that it took this august group 36 hits to get from 'underclothes' to 'Billary'. We'll try it again next week with 'thong' and see if we can't transition a bit quicker. Underthings sure do generate a lot of traffic though!
I hate to say it but just about "anything" goes in NY. However, in CT (where I live) we tend to be a bit more conservative.. but please.. black bra and white top.. that's so 80's!
I performed some scientific research x;-) this past weekend that I thought I would share with the group. I spent 30 minutes at our local mall Saturday and I can tell you based on the number I saw, it is fashionable to wear a white t-shirt with a black bra. However, as much as I looked I couldnt find the cashier with the piercings.
If you disagree with my findings, maybe 45 is too old...
30 minutes is certainly not enough time to conduct a random sample with satisfactory sub-sampling and you have mentioned nothing about a standard error of measurement. Your assignment, therefore, should you accept it, is to position yourself on the bench in front of Victoria's Secrets for a minimum of two hours the Saturday prior to Father's Day. x:D
Let me draw you a picture. Wives buy themselves things from Victoria's and present themselves to their husbands as a gift. This is a time honored American tradition spread across many ethnic groups. This phenomenon repeats itself typically on Valentine's Day, Father's Day, his Birthday, Their anniversary and a variety of other celebratory occasions, perhaps even on Ground Hog's Day for all I know in some parts of the country. Perhaps not in New Jersey, though.
>Also, I am requesting the proper OSHA approved >safety equipment. xB-)
For this particular task, the only OSHA approved PPE, according to my wife, would be the following:
-Bump hat (to protect me from the "bumps" I am sure to receive courtesy of mall security AND my wife)
-Steel toe sneakers (it's a long walk home through debris-littered parking lots)
-Kevlar cut gloves (unless she forgets about the hidden key under the door mat, in which case the possibility of hands going through a window while attempting to regain access to one's home after being locked out are nil)
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you seem to know a lot about what was going on 23 years ago for someone who thinks 45 is old! By the way, I'm not 45 for another 6 years ... but I sure wouldn't wear a black bra and a white tee-shirt! Everyone knows black goes better with red!
Yes, 45 is a bit old.
I'll have to get my C&W Emily Post book out on that one. I know a few women who don't think their socks need to match each other, let alone their bra or their belt!
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If you disagree with my findings, maybe 45 is too old...
Also, I am requesting the proper OSHA approved safety equipment. xB-)
>safety equipment. xB-)
For this particular task, the only OSHA approved PPE, according to my wife, would be the following:
-Bump hat (to protect me from the "bumps" I am sure to receive courtesy of mall security AND my wife)
-Steel toe sneakers (it's a long walk home through debris-littered parking lots)
-Kevlar cut gloves (unless she forgets about the hidden key under the door mat, in which case the possibility of hands going through a window while attempting to regain access to one's home after being locked out are nil)