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Chris_m May 1st 2011 7:00 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 
That's a new 1 on me! What's spanx??

Alexa May 1st 2011 7:05 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by Chris_m (Post 9336571)
That's a new 1 on me! What's spanx??

It is the brand name of a line of under garnments that keep things "in place" and somewhat compress....they are made of very thin material and are quite comfortable compared to other brands.

http://www.spanx.com/home/index.jsp

Chris_m May 1st 2011 7:14 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 
everydays a school day :)

Bahtatboy May 1st 2011 5:24 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by Alexa (Post 9336581)
It is the brand name of a line of under garnments that keep things "in place" and somewhat compress....they are made of very thin material and are quite comfortable compared to other brands.

http://www.spanx.com/home/index.jsp

Do they do them for men? I'm having terrible trouble at the moment keeping things in place.

ctfc May 1st 2011 5:46 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by Millhouse (Post 9335892)
Now, don't get me wrong - the pipster is nice enough. But, she's not exactly a beauty never to have been seen before. I don't understand the attention she is getting.

There, I said it. I think the pipster is distinctly average...

The Japanese have a word for her: bakkushan

We really ought to have a word for that also, quite useful

lullabelle May 1st 2011 6:15 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 
Oh... Was there a wedding? I was on a beach in Oman. Miss much?

kittycat1 May 1st 2011 9:21 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 
Bahtatboy- yes they have a mans range! http://www.spanx.com/category/index....topnav_men_txt

Bahtatboy May 1st 2011 9:39 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by ctfc (Post 9337391)
The Japanese have a word for her: bakkushan

As in bakku (back) and shoen (beautiful, in German).

Ah so.

Blue Cat May 1st 2011 10:10 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pippa-...83120471735513

ctfc May 1st 2011 11:17 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 9337781)
As in bakku (back) and shoen (beautiful, in German).

Ah so.

I hadn't investigated the etymology, but sounds credible :)

Bahtatboy May 1st 2011 11:44 pm

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by ctfc (Post 9337994)
I hadn't investigated the etymology, but sounds credible :)

Couldn't work it out (me no speak Deutsch), so had to search online. I like Japanese portmanteau words:

Wanrenbodikon
Karaoke
Pokemon
Omuraisu
Keikikatto
Cheriboi
Famikom
Masukomi
Sekuhara
Rimokon
Dejikame

lionheart May 2nd 2011 12:17 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by lullabelle (Post 9337442)
Oh... Was there a wedding? I was on a beach in Oman. Miss much?

Somebody important got killed in Pakistan too.

Blue Cat May 2nd 2011 12:20 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by lionheart (Post 9338103)
Somebody got killed in Pakistan too.

just made a slight alteration to that comment

The Dean May 2nd 2011 12:45 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by lionheart (Post 9338103)
Somebody important got killed in Pakistan too.

Henry Cooper was in Pakistan???

ctfc May 2nd 2011 12:52 am

Re: The Royal Wedding
 

Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 9338048)
Couldn't work it out (me no speak Deutsch), so had to search online. I like Japanese portmanteau words:

Wanrenbodikon
Karaoke
Pokemon
Omuraisu
Keikikatto
Cheriboi
Famikom
Masukomi
Sekuhara
Rimokon
Dejikame

Pokemon - a Rastafarian proctologist?


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