Hairy women in the beach
Feb 20th 2007 | 12:49 pm
#48
'In limboland'
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Re: Hairy women in the beach
He looks so much like my big bruv, 'cept for the pec's...and I doubt my bruv would hold his own tackle, he'd get his wife to do that. 
Feb 20th 2007 | 1:58 pm
#49
Mozzie magnet
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,690
From: Brisbane 'burbs
Re: Hairy women in the beach
Annabella try watching some early Sophia Loren films...huge tufts of armpit hair before she went to Hollywood. Each to their own...some like a large bush, others a clean shave...
Can someone shed light on what purpose body hair serves...I can understand facial and head hair, but leg and armpit hair? Can it really keep us warmer ? (never having shaved my legs I don't know if it makes one cooler)
And pubic hair ?? What practical purpose does it serve ??
Can someone shed light on what purpose body hair serves...I can understand facial and head hair, but leg and armpit hair? Can it really keep us warmer ? (never having shaved my legs I don't know if it makes one cooler)
And pubic hair ?? What practical purpose does it serve ??
Hairy legs (and arms) - (I think) that's an evolutionary hangover that will eventually get phased out as we no longer need body hair to keep us warm. It was particularly important to keep limbs warm, and therefore muscles in tip top condition, for hunting etc - cold muscles don't move so quickly when a hairy mammoth is after you...
Feb 20th 2007 | 2:06 pm
#50
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From: Beyond the Pale
Re: Hairy women in the beach
Armpit and pubic hair, when 'au naturel', enhance the sexual signals (ie smells) given off by humans. Pheremones get trapped in sweaty hair, bacteria grows, smell intensifies... mmmmmm.
Hairy legs (and arms) - (I think) that's an evolutionary hangover that will eventually get phased out as we no longer need body hair to keep us warm. It was particularly important to keep limbs warm, and therefore muscles in tip top condition, for hunting etc - cold muscles don't move so quickly when a hairy mammoth is after you...
Hairy legs (and arms) - (I think) that's an evolutionary hangover that will eventually get phased out as we no longer need body hair to keep us warm. It was particularly important to keep limbs warm, and therefore muscles in tip top condition, for hunting etc - cold muscles don't move so quickly when a hairy mammoth is after you...
Feb 20th 2007 | 4:47 pm
#52
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Re: Hairy women in the beach
Having travelled and philandered extensively in Europe before settling for Australia I can tell you that the eastern block and German ladies are the hairiest all over, Italians and Greeks shave legs but not armpits and in general I found that the senoritas I encountered had little or no body hair.
Feb 20th 2007 | 4:52 pm
#53
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From: Aspen, CO
Re: Hairy women in the beach
Having travelled and philandered extensively in Europe before settling for Australia I can tell you that the eastern block and German ladies are the hairiest all over, Italians and Greeks shave legs but not armpits and in general I found that the senoritas I encountered had little or no body hair.
Feb 20th 2007 | 5:12 pm
#54
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Re: Hairy women in the beach
FACT
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
Feb 20th 2007 | 5:15 pm
#55
stara koka masna juha
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 2,203
Re: Hairy women in the beach
FACT
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
Feb 20th 2007 | 5:22 pm
#56
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 9,845
From: Aspen, CO
Re: Hairy women in the beach
FACT
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
Most women from the Indian sub-continent can grow a moustache and sideburns.
Most Mediterranean women can grow a moustache (though not sideburns) and have considerable leg and body hair.
The big difference between these women and American women, however, is not so much the amount of "male" hair they can grow, but the fact that they're prepared to let their hair grow and be seen.
Virtually all American women shave at least some parts of their body/face. A very large proportion of women elsewhere do not shave at all.
.. I don't deny that us Mediterraneans have more hair by nature but that doesn't mean that we like to keep it and show it to the whole world.. Unlike the American women that I'm surrounded with who are such hippies they don't even know that you can have your armpits waxed.. not that they would care if they knew but that's another matter..
Last edited by anabella; Feb 20th 2007 at 5:42 pm.
Feb 20th 2007 | 11:02 pm
#57
luna~sea..its a lifestyle
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Getting In Touch With My Dysfunctional Side...
Re: Hairy women in the beach
Having travelled and philandered extensively in Europe before settling for Australia I can tell you that the eastern block and German ladies are the hairiest all over, Italians and Greeks shave legs but not armpits and in general I found that the senoritas I encountered had little or no body hair.
The reason I'm asking is because I think your information is a bit out of date!
