On 28 Sep 2014 12:43:54 -0700, Nicegentle
<Nicegentle_member@newsguy.com> wrote:
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>No, SL. it is definitely NOT weird.
>
Actually, I was referring to abnfb.pubes. That's been spoken
of as "my" group - hence "my pubes". In that context I would have
said "I love bush"! ;-)
>I'm semi-retired now (consulting here in the U.S.) but I've traveled the world
>extensively for my business in the past.
>
>The friends I've made in Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and probably other places I
>don't remember make fun of the folks in the states because they do not
>appreciate a woman's body in it's natural form.
>
>There it is not unusual for woman to refrain from shaving her armpits and being
>seen in public, etc.. In many other countries, it is considered the norm. As I
>said, the men really love it. My distributor in Italy was somewhat of a pervert
>(probably why I chose him) and her and used to sit on the street in the summer
>and watch the ladies with unshaved armpits go by. I fondly recall when a VERY
>beautiful and rather mature (45-50) woman stopped and asked us in Italian if we
>liked her armpits. She had very profuse armpit hair. Apparently we were rather
>obvious in what we were doing. I don't speak Italian, so I did not understand
>her, but I saw my distributor turn red. I assumed he was getting chastised for
>something. Then he replied "si" to the woman and she smiled and told him that
>she was glad (don't remember the Italian) and walked away. He then explained to
>me what the exchange was about. Naturally, I got a big smile on my face.
>
You can tell the models that don't even have a second thought
about their unshaven armpits and the ones that mostly are doing it for
shock value.
>It is also considered a milestone in a relationship for a woman to refrain from
>washing her vagina, allowing a man to enjoy her natural odors and secretions. In
>England, it would be a normal question for a man's good (male) friend to ask
>when informed of his mate's new relationship "Is she saving her crusty bits for
>you yet?" I've actually heard the words uttered on multiple occasions.
>
Awesome!
>The Brazilian pussy hair style (basically no hair at all) is named after the
>Brazilians. However, although shaving is popular in Brazil, it's not so popular
>in other South American and Central American countries. At least, that's been my
>experience. However, they are BIG into Water sports there. Most of the rest of
>the world is, too. Or at least they consider it a normal part of sex.
>
I'd say that's a matter of wealth status. The poor people can
barely afford food basics and the richer have the disposable incomes
and disposable razors. (I've heard Brazil is one of the more
better-off Central American countries)
>All of these "primal" activities have a biological basis. They are based on
>normal urges that were programmed by God or evolution or Ed Sullivan, or
>whomever you believe in. The research is available from credible sources.
>
>It's unfortunate that in this country, we are conditioned to believe that a
>woman's body needs to be constantly shaved and perfumed in order to be
>acceptable and desirable.
>
I read somewhere that a woman's armpit "scent" is stronger
than a man's. I'm not sure if that is true; I'd be more inclined to
say it varies from person to person, male or female. It would also,
I'm sure, have to do with diet, metabolism, and all the raging
hormones running around that person's body.
There is only one meaning of Life: procreation. You can add
on to that purpose, but anything else is mere excess as far as biology
is concerned.
Consumers are supposed to be gullible. If you can make a few
bucks selling personal hygiene products then the next thing to do is
try to double that margin! It's not just the American Way anymore
either.
I'm a little pissed off tonight because today the big company
that gobbled up the little company I worked over 30 years for fired
me. "My skillset didn't meet their requirements." ...Bullshit.
I'm tired of this shit anyway. It's just more than a little
unexpected. /// They asked me if I wanted to make any comments.
(assholes!) I said "nope". What would the point of it be? You told
me I'm fired - see ya..."and out the door I went". (play 1 Bourbon, 1
Scotch, 1 Beer in your head)
>BTW:
>I try to get here at LEAST once a month. Usually it's much more frequently (e.g.
>again today).
>
>I'm going to get off my dead ass and post some stuff here.
>
>-nice
Sure, that'll be fine.
I don't have a "read" on the lurkers here. I'd think, and I
try to get, new stuff. Maybe they're just sending pics of their junk
to girls.
LOL Today I noticed in the college rag around here that the
term LGBT has been amended! That doesn't cover everyone anymore. I
was totally quized on this one: LGBTQ.
I'm thinking what the fuck does the "Q" stand for???
Answer: Questioning.
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