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bookworm
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response 350 of 406:
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Jul 6 20:11 UTC 1999 |
Tuxedoes are just fancy dressed up suits, Omni. I'd like to see you in an
evening gown. For ideas I suggest the movie, "To Wong Foo..." That movie
about the three cross dressers.
Lot's o material there, I'd guess. (don't ask me. I'm geneticallly female)
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omni
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response 351 of 406:
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Jul 7 05:25 UTC 1999 |
<rotfl> No, you don't want to see me in an evening gown. That's really a
scary image, even for me. I'm your basic t-shirt, jeans, bra and panties sort.
I saw parts of To Wong Foo, and I was turned off by it. I really don't need
ideas on what to wear. I have been wearing the same basic thing for a long
time, and I know what works. There are certain occaisions where I'd like to
wear a skirt instead of pants (The last few days, I really wanted to wear a
skirt just so I could be cooler).
I've been ignoring my feelings for so long it's not funny. I need to get
in touch with my feelings on this and start being sensitive again.
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lumen
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response 352 of 406:
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Jul 14 03:58 UTC 1999 |
resp:347 I'll have to consider that, then. I wonder if it's true that
most white guys don't seem to enjoy wearing suits-- the term has been
used to label those whose wear them quite disparagingly. Note that
dress-down days are more the norm.
I don't remember too many guys who wore zoot suits. Black guys seemed
to be crazy about them for a while when Arsenio Hall wore one. They
were in really loud colors, too.
What I found interesting was that a few of the gay and bi guys I knew
wore suits and dress clothes of non-conservative shades. I have this
theory that some folks think straight guys don't wear purple suits.
I don't know. Regarding tuxedos, I like 'em.
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gypsi
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response 353 of 406:
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Jul 14 05:25 UTC 1999 |
Tuxedos are yummy, but I highly prefer a vest and button cover to a cumberbund
and bow tie.
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jazz
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response 354 of 406:
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Jul 14 12:20 UTC 1999 |
See, I love business suits but I hate tuxedoes. Go figure.
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brown
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response 355 of 406:
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Jul 14 13:16 UTC 1999 |
...and i just love to play dress-up given an opportunity
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orinoco
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response 356 of 406:
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Jul 14 15:22 UTC 1999 |
<laughs>
Yeah, cummerbunds are kind of goofy looking. They're one of those pieces of
clothing that make you wonder what inspired someone to try wearing something
that looks like that.
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omni
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response 357 of 406:
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Jul 14 16:26 UTC 1999 |
r 346- You misunderstood. I was talking about wearing women's designer jeans,
a woman's jacket, and boots, with all the appropriaate lingerie.
About 2 yrs ago, I bought silicone breast enhancers to fill out my bras.
They have made a world of difference, and go a long way with completing the
image.They are cheap, and don't fit really well. I would like, and I am
planning on getting a more expensive pair that will go a long way with my
look.
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gypsi
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response 358 of 406:
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Jul 14 17:47 UTC 1999 |
<birdy also loves to play dressup> Bob - one of these years, we should go
to an opera in Toronto and get all decked out. It would make us feel "upper
class" for one night. =)
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brown
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response 359 of 406:
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Jul 14 18:32 UTC 1999 |
yer on, gonna haffta go 1st class all da way, and eat mac and cheese for a
month afterwards ;)
BTW re: #356 cummerbunds were meant to be worn pleats up to catch any crumbs
that may have fallen before thet got to you lap, or stained the shirt.. one of
those items that usta haffa function
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orinoco
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response 360 of 406:
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Jul 14 23:06 UTC 1999 |
Wow...most impressive...
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lumen
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response 361 of 406:
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Jul 14 23:20 UTC 1999 |
re:359 No, cumberbunds were used by theater ushers who put ticket stubs
in them. Now you know why the folds point up :)
Trust me, this is true
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jazz
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response 362 of 406:
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Jul 15 00:58 UTC 1999 |
Hmm. Merriam-Webster says the term originated in 1616 from the Hindi
"kammar" (waist) and "band" (band). Apparently it was originally, well, a
waistband.
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gypsi
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response 363 of 406:
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Jul 15 06:28 UTC 1999 |
Woohoo! I'll track down a schedule. =)
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lumen
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response 364 of 406:
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Jul 16 23:21 UTC 1999 |
re:362 Ah, well, that's quite possible. But I was referring to its
recent incarnation.
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morgaine
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response 365 of 406:
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Nov 2 23:52 UTC 1999 |
Hi hi hi. You all probably know who I am already. LOL
Ha ha, John, your dictionary definition of cummerbund matches mine.
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mooncat
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response 366 of 406:
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Nov 3 14:45 UTC 1999 |
Hey Melissa, I see you did manage to find your way here. :)
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morgaine
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response 367 of 406:
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Nov 3 22:10 UTC 1999 |
Yuh....once I realized it wasn't gbl... LOL
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mooncat
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response 368 of 406:
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Nov 4 13:55 UTC 1999 |
<grins>
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morgaine
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response 369 of 406:
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Nov 6 16:07 UTC 1999 |
Whatchoo grinning at? :)
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mooncat
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response 370 of 406:
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Nov 6 17:43 UTC 1999 |
Nuffin
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jazz
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response 371 of 406:
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Nov 7 16:50 UTC 1999 |
Someone's got an exposed nuffin here?
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mission1
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response 372 of 406:
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Mar 17 09:20 UTC 2000 |
Hi to all grex users
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brown
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response 373 of 406:
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Apr 27 19:09 UTC 2000 |
HEYA!
wow this conf. be dying again
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jazz
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response 374 of 406:
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Apr 28 07:07 UTC 2000 |
Heh, silence = death.
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