Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: GUEST,Chalky Date: 22 Jul 06 - 01:05 PM Rusty go to www.uk-babes.co.uk/coronationstreet/tina_obrien.php agreed she is lovely, almost as nice as Jasamine in Emmerdale. |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: GUEST Date: 22 Jul 06 - 01:07 PM Ask Jolene? No-MagicTeapot |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Charley Noble Date: 22 Jul 06 - 02:46 PM More poetry: Udders If women had udders and cows had breasts what would be shown in The Sun? Would it be Daisy the feisty heifer boasting 98-100-91? Would it be Sharon the Croydon belle With udder attached to her sternum? She'd have admiring bullocks throughout the land though four-teated Sharon'd spurn 'em. Would Farmer's Monthly become a jazz mag top shelf stuff not for sale to the nippers? Would Playboy become a livestock guide a rattling good read for sheep dippers? This fascination for lactiferous glands raises questions I believe worth pursuing. Who was the first man to milk a cow and what did he think he was doing? Cheerily, Charley Noble, going back for more! |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Charley Noble Date: 22 Jul 06 - 02:51 PM Here's another hot link: Click at Your Own Risk! Enjoy! Charley Noble |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: JohnInKansas Date: 22 Jul 06 - 04:45 PM At Jokes you'll need to search the page for the text "New Bra" (Edit|Find in IE) for this one; but it is applicable to the discussion here, I think. John |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Bunnahabhain Date: 22 Jul 06 - 05:17 PM Well, I was dealing with a 7 Km aurole last week, and that was a small one. It was too wet to be really hot. Unfortunatly I'm not making this up.... Skipy, You are truely a warped indiviual. You fit right in round here... |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Don Firth Date: 22 Jul 06 - 05:55 PM You know that your youth has pretty well passed by when you step out of the shower and suddenly, to your horror, you feel an excruciating pain in your chest. Then you glance down and see that you're standing on one of your boobs! Don Firth |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Liz the Squeak Date: 22 Jul 06 - 06:13 PM And that's just the blokes..... LTS |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: My guru always said Date: 24 Jul 06 - 07:34 AM Aha, too late for the Warwick offer - no Perks for you skipy me dear! |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Charley Noble Date: 24 Jul 06 - 09:16 AM Here's a link to a dazzling lady in the all together: Spirit of the Dance Scroll down to the second image. It has been suggested that she is actually a composite of seven models. The result proves that the sum IS more than the parts! Cheerily, Charley Noble |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: GUEST,Lanfranc the Cookieless Date: 24 Jul 06 - 09:58 AM Slightly off theme, but only slightly. We were recently looking for an apartment to purchase in our "downsize and release capital before we're too old to enjoy it" policy. In the town of Broxbourne, Herts, UK we came across a block called "Elppin Court". Lady Lanfranc wouldn't even contemplate viewing the apartment on offer therein - "I couldn't live there!!" quoth she. The apartments were built on the site of an old engineering works, and the name (nipple reversed!) was someone's idea of a joke. How they got it past the local Council intrigues me. Round the corner from the place we finally chose is Cock Lane, but, alas, there is no Mutorcs Place, Cock Lane! One comment on the thread so far would be that there is a preponderance of illustrations of breasts in toto, rather than nipples alone. Where are the "chapel hat pegs" of my fantasies? Alan |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Dave the Gnome Date: 24 Jul 06 - 10:51 AM Shouldn't this be under music? Dolly Partons greatest... Oh, sorry. Cheers DtG |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Stilly River Sage Date: 24 Jul 06 - 11:24 AM Charley, I think three and four are more life-like than two. Too stiff, doesn't look like a real person. SRS |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: JohnInKansas Date: 24 Jul 06 - 11:51 AM Charley - I have a saved image of "lady of the dance" executed in aluminum with gold patina that displays the detail much more clearly than on the black marble at your link. A truly exquisite work, in either version. Unfortunately, Zorach has been removed from the museum where I found it. As he died fairly recently (1966), it's likely that his heirs asserted © privileges to cause the removal. Sad. John |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Bill D Date: 24 Jul 06 - 12:20 PM Lanfranc..."Chapel hat pegs"?? THIS is your fantasy? Mercy! De gustibus... and all that. (Methinks such images have been messed with in PhotoShop) |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: skipy Date: 24 Jul 06 - 07:40 PM Sad to report:- none added to the graph, but bar staff at Warwick seemed to be pleased that I always had lots of loose change with me, hopeful for WHFF 2006 Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Stilly River Sage Date: 24 Jul 06 - 08:15 PM Of course that has been tampered with! And by someone who doesn't know how they really work. There isn't just one opening like that, the ducts converge on that spot and I think you can have several small openings. More like a salt shaker than a nozzle. |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Bill D Date: 24 Jul 06 - 09:42 PM but SRS...them plasytic surgeones kin do wonders these days! Mebbe she ordered them things to hold pencils at the nudist camp! |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Charley Noble Date: 24 Jul 06 - 10:34 PM John- With regard to "The Spirit of the Dance," she and her "sisters" have had an interesting history. The original was commissioned for public display in Rockefeller Center in NYC but after a public uproar about nudity she was relagated to the lady's lounge where she resides to this day. One of her sisters executed in bronze and now tarnished to a lovely walnut patenna resides on a ledge at the Zorach family estate in Robinhood, Maine, adjecent to my family farm. Then there were a host of little sisters that were cast and lord knows where they are or what purient eyes are viewing them. The "Spirit of the Dance" was never rendered in marble. I always resented the fact that William Zorach got much farther along with my girlfriends than I ever did as a teenager. "What a lovely body you have," he would coo and they would just melt into his arms... I was much more confident about approaching the nipples of cows at that age, and it was one of my daily responsibilities as resident farmboy. Cheerily, Charley Noble |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: JohnInKansas Date: 25 Jul 06 - 01:59 AM Charley Noble The only info given on the aluminum one was: Spirit Of The Dance 1934, Aluminum, yellowish silver patina Private collection Even that is no longer displayed at the site (ARC, of course). The image shows nothing in the background to indicate scale, so it's uncertain whether it's at full size or perhaps something at a smaller scale. Aluminum would be a likely choice for casting at reduced scale since it fills details well without the need for the tall sprues needed for gravity casting small works with some other common art metals, so it's likely it may be one of the little sisters. John |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: Charley Noble Date: 25 Jul 06 - 08:37 PM John- The Radio City Music Hall "Spirit of the Dance" was cast in aluminum, was nine feet tall, and her sister who still resides in Maine on the ledge was of similar size but cast in bronze. I'm not certain how many three foot casts were made but there were several. Cheerily, Charley Noble |
Subject: RE: BS: Nipples From: John MacKenzie Date: 26 Jul 06 - 07:06 AM More like a golf course than a salt shaker SRS, but a long walk to the clubhouse. G. |