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[Ithoriel]

Not sure that's traditional dress Sean ... undress uniform perhaps

[Sean67]

That's the way they dress here.
I'm pretty close to Munich but looks like the older ladies wear the full length dresses the younger ladies seem to wear slightly shorter ones.
Sean

[Sean67]

They even partake of the odd beer as well lol

Non of this half a shandy business

Sean

[Ithoriel]

Indeed they do

[Last Hussar]

Dunno - there's one kind shandy they could give me.

[Leman]

I don't remember my girlfriend ever wearing a dirndl that short! 

[fsn]

Which reminds me of when my son joined the army.

"Got any naked pictures of your girlfriend?"
"No!!"
"Want some?"

[Leman]

     

[Last Hussar]

If any one has naked pictures of my girlfriend I'll pay good money.

[Westmarcher]

 Unless ......

[Westmarcher]

I actually knew a Playboy centrefold. Lovely Girl. Linda. I think she liked me, too (I still can't believe it). Damn, damn, damn ...........

[Leman]

Ahh but  did you know her before or after?

[fsn]

Just watched "Edge: The Loner" on Amazon. Brought back many memories of the George Gilman books that I read in the 1980s. So now I want some Western figures.

[FierceKitty]

Ah, yes. In the Old West there were three women for every man. Unfortunately, the same three women.

[Last Hussar]

And they were knackered.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

You of course know why the Dakotas gave women the vote in the 1880's, 10 men per woman and most of those were "entertainers"

IanS

[cameronian]

I actually knew a Playboy centrefold. Lovely Girl. Linda. I think she liked me, too (I still can't believe it). Damn, damn, damn ...........

' ... wake up Westy .... Westy, wake up'

[Westmarcher]

 

On reflection .... I exaggerated ...... it was probably Mayfair ..... or Club International ..... or Penthouse ..... or ......

Actually, folks, the truth of the matter is that she was a good acquaintance only.  I knew her before (and after) her 'appearance.' Nice and very intelligent lassie.

[Roy]

I don't know a playmate, or any magazines centrefold (I wouldn't mind knowing Linda Lusardi though - even now), but I was in the year below (at school) the first FHM High Street Honey - Tanya Robinson.
Not a clame to fame. Just saying.

[fsn]

On reflection .... I exaggerated ...... it was probably Mayfair ..... or Club International ..... or Penthouse ..... or ......

Readers wives?

Anyway. I went see the last in the Hunger Games series and am conflicted about Jennifer Lawrence. She seems to change as you look at her, like the light flickering off the wings of a dragonfly. This, I find fascinating.