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Posted : 7/12/2007 3:37:50 PM

Paula-- The jiggle thing is so unfair, isn't it? That's a big part of the reason I decided against dressage. I'm a 36D. There's jiggle people!

Also, thanks for the fig leaves link. I'm ordering a couple and bookmarked it. Yay!

For the D/DD girls-- if you have a Fashion Bug near you, they actually have bras that don't look like something my great-grandmother would wear! I know they have at least 34-44D/DD. For the smaller girls, they have nice smaller cupped bras as well.

Xeph

Posted : 7/12/2007 3:40:49 PM

I'm black and I keloid at the drop of a hat. The darker your complexion the higher risk of hypertrophic scars

Paula, I'm black as well (as are all my brothers and sisters), however I just scar. My sister Maggie on the other hand, keloid's something fierce.

We were worried about her when she was younger as it looked like she may have had to have some surgery on her chest, and the keloiding would have killed her. Luckily, it didn't come to that, but for those who don't know, keloiding is a big deal amongst african american folks, and it's not fun to deal with, and if it happens in the wrong spot, can be quite dangerous.

rwbeagles

Posted : 7/12/2007 3:42:56 PM

Luckily I don't get those...I am only 1/2 black....but so are my sis and one of them for sure does. Wasn't aware they pose a threat beyond being cosmetic tho...have to read up on that!

Cita

Posted : 7/12/2007 6:27:44 PM

Am I the only one on the board with overly tiny boobs? Until I went on the pill the only bras that would fit were the ones marketed for pre-teens!! And I hate super padded ones. I just want something that makes what I do have look nice.

And forget dress shopping, I can't wear "cleavage" tops or anything that requires a good-sized shelf to hold things up... [8|]

RoyallyYours

Posted : 7/12/2007 6:31:58 PM

Cita, I'll trade you. I won't miss the backaches at all.

rwbeagles

Posted : 7/12/2007 6:34:16 PM

No Cita...mine aren't quite a B...but they match, they fit my body type...and they are apparently are going to stay right where they are, indefinitely, lol!

Ashley

Posted : 7/12/2007 6:44:26 PM

ORIGINAL: Cita

I can't wear "cleavage" tops or anything that requires a good-sized shelf to hold things up... [8|]

Trust me...you don't want a shelf...I've had (rude) waiters joke that I don't need to use a napkin...the food would never make it to my lap, anyway. [:@]

ron2

Posted : 7/12/2007 8:42:41 PM

You guys are all too young to remember the '50s. Pointy boobs were "The Style." Women looked like they were hiding rocket nose cones under their blouses

Ah, the mammaries, er, I mean, memories.
[sm=devil.gif]

Xeph

Posted : 7/12/2007 9:26:51 PM

*Throws a pie at Ron* That was so very wrong xD

spiritdogs

Posted : 7/12/2007 10:41:39 PM

ORIGINAL: ron2

You guys are all too young to remember the '50s. Pointy boobs were "The Style." Women looked like they were hiding rocket nose cones under their blouses

Ah, the mammaries, er, I mean, memories.
[sm=devil.gif]

Actually, if your fave buxom beauty wants to revive those memories for you, ron, they still make those things. Google "bullet bras" and you'll find them. I went to a retro event this past year, for which I bought an authentic 1940's swing dress. So, I spent some time on the retro web sites. Amazing what you can still find. [

] I had a good time, because I got to wear my mom's authentic deco jewelry, and had a vintage purse, dress clip and shoe clips that were hers, too.

P.S. I am not too young to remember. But, back then I was pretty undeveloped. [

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lorib

Posted : 7/13/2007 2:08:22 AM

ORIGINAL: ron2

You guys are all too young to remember the '50s. Pointy boobs were "The Style." Women looked like they were hiding rocket nose cones under their blouses

Ah, the mammaries, er, I mean, memories.
[sm=devil.gif]

Ron, you probably liked Dagmar, Jayne Mansfield, Jane Russell and, of course, MARILYN! I love to see these ladies is the moveis. To quote "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes":

"What is the ship hit an iceberg and sank. Which one would you save?"

"Those girls couldn't sink..." ROFLLLL

IrishSetterGrl

Posted : 7/13/2007 6:56:32 AM

I don't know if anyone has brought this up but it's early and I'm too lazy to read all the posts.

Does anyone else find CAMIS frustrating? The line that is supposed to fit right under your chest goes across it instead! So it like um, splits them in half - its not pretty, so I'm limited to regular tank tops.

I like fashion, maybe someday I'll make my own line of clothing. CUTE clothing. Maybe it will be called "The First Ever Cute Clothing For Full Chested Women". Yeah. TFECCFFCW. [

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janetmichel3009

Posted : 7/13/2007 7:05:55 AM

i'll buy it! be assured!!![

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agilebasenji

Posted : 7/13/2007 9:46:09 AM

To the person who posted the figleaves site - thanks. Sort of. You just caused me to part with the better part of $100. [&:] Anyway, eagerly awaiting my package.

ETA: You know, I wouldn't think twice about parting with that much (more, really) for dogshow entry fees. I don't know why I'm so reluctant to spend $$$ on clothes.

paulaedwina

Posted : 7/13/2007 10:10:25 AM

ORIGINAL: agilebasenji

To the person who posted the figleaves site - thanks. Sort of. You just caused me to part with the better part of $100. [&:] Anyway, eagerly awaiting my package.

ETA: You know, I wouldn't think twice about parting with that much (more, really) for dogshow entry fees. I don't know why I'm so reluctant to spend $$$ on clothes.

BWHAHAHA my work here is done. Don't worry, figleaves will be your new best friend.

Paula

Curse you chest (girly problem)!