Lisa Jones wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 8:41am:


I always suspected she had a cheeky side to her. She never went down to sign on at the gym when her hubby told her that ... "Yes, codsey-baby - your bum DOES look big in that dress".

So. You're all going to do a 'Helen Mirren' Calendar Girls epic? Don't forget to post it up when it's ready for viewing here. I want to see codsey's tits with tassels on them (to protect her modesty). And wearing a 'merkin'.


And now for a short intermission ...

Redmond Neck wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 9:07am:



he needs more than that red.. have you banned him from the toolshed?....

cods wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 9:08am:


I had to, I caught him in the loo with a stripper.

Claimed she was an exotic dancer or something similar.

Silly old fool couldnt get it up she claimed. Whatever that means I have no idea.

cods wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 9:05am:




You're FINALLY here 

A woman's body just needs to be average and in proportion.

That means no big @r$e, no big boobs, no big thighs.

cods wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 9:05am:


Correct.

1. The priesthood 2. The Pole Dancers 3. The Good Time girls.


cods wrote on Aug 6^th, 2015 at 9:05am:


Thank you codsey - you've just explained why so many husbands secretly patronise their local brothels. Trust me, I know that from my legions of married workmates over the years - of all ethnicities.

You girls make sex-objects of yourselves until some sucker comes along and falls for your fraudulent pretensions - but then within 3 years of marrying the poor dupe you reduce yourselves to looking like frumps who wouldn't attract a second glance from anything in trousers.

The pre-marital nice long hair is cut short. No more nail-polish. No more lipstick. No more coquetry and attractive clothing and footwear. Just a bag leaning over the kitchen sink with her back to the husband when he comes home.

And then you girls have the goddamn hide to sue for divorce once your babies are born and this live-in sperm donor has served his purpose. It's off to Centrelink to sign up as yet another 'Single Mother' whose paycheck comes via her brats for the next few years.   

And another thing ... o forget it.

Ajax wrote on Aug 5^th, 2015 at 5:42pm:


Sorry, but I came up through the '50's when women had meat on their legs.

At that time all the glamour shots of women showed full thighs and well-rounded bodies. They were shapely with their womanly assets. Full hips, full bums, etc.

But then things went pear-shaped.

The homosexuals who dominated the fashion and modelling industries - with the help of the 'Health Studio' industries - started propagandising to these full-bodied gorgeous-looking young women that they were 'fat' and "needed to lose weight".

Within a very short time women then started to present themselves as 'lithe', 'slim' and 'athletic-looking' in Mens magazines, beauty contests, movies, advertisements for beach-wear, etc ... (ie. skinny and shapeless, and with body-types that resemble exactly that of tall 14-year old boys).

The Gay community had achieved its purpose of masculinising the female form - and the health studios were making a motsa with their exercise rooms  packed to the rafters with gorgeous females on a desperate and sweaty mission to reduce their body-mass to that of early-teenage boys.

And this trend continues.

I was once working with a gang unloading shipping containers in a warehouse yard - and created a seismic event when I told them I thought Elle Macpherson was ugly in face and had a very 'ordinary body' that was on the skinny side with stringy muscles showing.

Have a look at the world beauty contests now ... skinny ... skinny ... skinny.

You younger generationers haven't a clue. You've been brainwashed into thinking a young woman's body should look 'athletic' with as little curves and dips as possible.

The burlesque woman in my video is exactly how the Ideal Woman was perceived for at least 100 years before the gays and the gym owners took control of the agenda.

Just saying. 

(A 'merkin' - that's a new one on me. That'll be my Word for the Day: 'merkin'.)