BTW - does that woman not exceed the recommended load limit for a thong??? Thongs are a privilege, not a right!!!
contrary to popular belief thongs aren't worn by just skinny sexy women, and they're not always worn for the enjoyment of us men. When women wear tight fitting dresses or pants they don't always like their panty lines to show....hate to break it to you but plus size women wear thongs too.
BTW - does that woman not exceed the recommended load limit for a thong??? Thongs are a privilege, not a right!!!
contrary to popular belief thongs aren't worn by just skinny sexy women, and they're not always worn for the enjoyment of us men. When women wear tight fitting dresses or pants they don't always like their panty lines to show....hate to break it to you but plus size women wear thongs too.
You're a liar.
I once, as a joke, bought a gold thong for the wife. Turns out, as we were looking at it, that it was a banana hammock. For the life of me I can't remember where I bought it, but I'm sure I would have noticed what section of the store I was in.
moonhead wrote:and why are people immediately assuming it's not true? what does this have to do with freedom of speech?
I just think it sounds like one of those frivilous and vexatious lawsuits - but that wasn't my point, we should be free to take either side in the discussion, whereas ORS being told to try out China for not liking this woman's actions seemed to smack of him not being free to state his opinion.
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