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Actually that looks remarkably nice. Practical. And it leaves plenty of oppourtunityfor personalization via whatever you wear (or don't wear!) underneath as a shirt. Though, depending how loose it's cut for a woman's figure, a man may end up with a sea of loose fabric about the chest. Might be able ...

WSmac wrote:Back in 1978 when I was stationed at Ft. Benning, Georgia for Airborne training (jumping out of airplanes for the U.S.Army), we had a cold spell come through.

Out of curiosity, define "cold spell"? How cold?

Good picture! Very 'natural', uncomposed, unforced.

What is that skirt made of, by the way? The way it's got a slight sheen and the way it behaves at the seams almost makes it look like a satin or silk?

BugMeNot was indeed useful. Use the login irritated5/irritated to get in without registering. Decent article. Decently long as well, which is probably why it wasn't pasted in its entirety

It's based on a book:
http://www.powerhousebooks.com/titles/casasusanna.html

My problem with urinals, and the reason I never use them, is that they're poorly designed. How much thought does it take to realize that if you make them deeper than two inches, and add a bit of breakwater down at the bottom, you can completely remove the possibility of splash? Using a normal (ameri...

Point 1: "Jumper" can refer to a gender-neutral sweater/sweatershirt in the UK. I was horribly confused when a british male friend, who had no history of skirting, said they were wearing a jumper. So I looked it up. They were likewise amused to learn what it means over here. Just goes to s...

I have longish hair, about halfway down my back perhaps. It's an unexciting brown color with a very slight natural ripple. It's also extremely fine and wispy, which becomes a problem sometimes because it doesn't always want to be bound into a ponytail. I only rarely leave it loose, and never in publ...