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15.02.2011, 13:58
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I get it now, I'm pretty slow!
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15.02.2011, 14:00
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Apart from my skis, ... nothing 
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Reason: typo
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15.02.2011, 14:11
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| Quote: | |  | | | Appart from my skis, ... nothing | | | | | This is the only answer that can come to my mind after reading the title.
Anything else would be too much |
15.02.2011, 14:21
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| Quote: | | | | | | | | | | Anyone else reckon she's got a gurt muff?
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15.02.2011, 14:24
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No, I love that painting
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15.02.2011, 15:09
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| Quote: | | | | | Someone sees way too much into it.
I am going to tell that person a secret:
It is confortable! Yep, no itchy, no sweating, no smelling, etc.
It doesn't have to be for someone else, it doesn't have to be because we are ashamed, and it certainly have nothing to do with any kind of fetishism...
Geeeezz!   | | | | |
I'll agree up to a point...
"no itchy"... lucky you.
I'm sure a raging case of crabs couldn't possibly have been worse.
Then again, my skin is very sensitive, the slightest bit dry it itches, the slightest wrong lotion, it itches - and that's on areas which get more exposure and so are accustomed to weather, lotions and frequent shaving.
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15.02.2011, 15:17
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| Quote: | | | | | Anyone else reckon she's got a gurt muff? | | | | | Didn't he play centre forward for West Germany in the 74 world cup?
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15.02.2011, 15:58
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I know a very good beautician who does waxing for sensitive skin, please send me a PM and I will send you the link
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15.02.2011, 16:46
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| Quote: | | | | | You want to check out the cat at the beginning of the video and at the end. | | | | | Gosh you ARE observant! hahahaaa .. I had to go back to that video and Watch The Cat! ....she shaved it!  |
15.02.2011, 16:47
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it was kind of erotic
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15.02.2011, 16:49
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| Quote: | | | | | I'll agree up to a point...
"no itchy"... lucky you.
I'm sure a raging case of crabs couldn't possibly have been worse.
Then again, my skin is very sensitive, the slightest bit dry it itches, the slightest wrong lotion, it itches - and that's on areas which get more exposure and so are accustomed to weather, lotions and frequent shaving. | | | | | Goes for me too. I'm not a masochist.  No waxing for me.
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15.02.2011, 18:20
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Can someone show me the link for the shaved cat? 
I think it is good for a woman to be almost hair free bar her head and eyebrows.... I know people will now tell me to stop being so pruned blah blah and feeling the need to destroy my natural looks blah blah blah but I feel it is hygenic, pretty and polite to be bald on your lip, eyebrows tidy, arms not like a beast, legs silky, arm pits smoothe and certainly lady garden well maintained all with wax or you go stubbley.
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15.02.2011, 19:18
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15.02.2011, 19:29
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| Quote: | | | | | Can someone show me the link for the shaved cat?
I think it is good for a woman to be almost hair free bar her head and eyebrows.... I know people will now tell me to stop being so pruned blah blah and feeling the need to destroy my natural looks blah blah blah but I feel it is hygenic, pretty and polite to be bald on your lip, eyebrows tidy, arms not like a beast, legs silky, arm pits smoothe and certainly lady garden well maintained all with wax or you go stubbley. | | | | | You have to explain that one to me.... I am feeling hygenic, pretty but polite?
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15.02.2011, 21:15
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I don't wax at all. Too painful. I can't recommend my current form of hair removal (chemotherapy), although it does take care of the "polite" areas. Problem is that it's not selective.
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15.02.2011, 21:24
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| Quote: |  | | | I don't wax at all. Too painful. I can't recommend my current form of hair removal (chemotherapy), although it does take care of the "polite" areas. Problem is that it's not selective. | | | | |
I suppose I sound vain and stupid now.. best of luck with it all soldier
I hope you will be ok
Well Nil
I meant its nice to make an effort for everyone so they dont stare at your mono brow while talking to you and also its nice for a guy if you are well maintained ya know...
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15.02.2011, 21:34
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Totally understand the mono brow... But that I'd tweeze. It's waxing the other bits for some guy .... If you like if for yourself, then cool. But populist.
(sorry, stupid autocorrect) no idea what was supposed to be here.
As for the chemo...one of the unintended advantages, as it were.
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15.02.2011, 21:40
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Well for me yes I do because it makes me feel better about myself as in more secure. But I wish things weren't so stiff that women feel obliged to wax and maintain
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18.02.2011, 12:53
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| Quote: | | | | | Legs, arms, back, buttom, face?
I saw a program on tv where the show girls waxing their face (upper lip, chin, cheek, forhead) to be totally hairless.
And you? | | | | | Another brilliant thread started by Nil | Quote: | | | |
What do you wax?
| | | | | To remove hair maybe? lol
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18.02.2011, 15:02
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waxing doesn't hurt at all, that's a myth!
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