An answer to builder's bum!

lindalegs

A less offensive way of seeing builder's bum!



Luv,

frogmorton

cheers legs

barbara12

brilliant legs...started my day with a laugh....

lindalegs

Glad you like it

After I submitted it I suddenly wondered if it might offend some people :shock: but I hope not. I only want to give people a smile

Luv,

villier

can't see how it would offend Linda xx

lindalegs

Good

frogmorton

Doubt it Legs - harmless enough - just enough to make us smile.

I need a smile - it's STILL snowing here :roll:

love

Toni xx

Numptydumpty

Thanks for the crack Legs.

lindalegs

Numptydumpty wrote:

Thanks for the crack Legs.

Nice one Numpty I love puns

Luv,

PS Still snow here Toni :roll:

tkachev

I know a few people who could wear this T-shirt!


Elizabeth

tkachev

I know a few people who could wear this T-shirt!


Elizabeth

lindalegs

Me too Elizabeth (Hope you're well)

Luv,

daffy2

Have you noticed there is a distressing trend for female cracks appearing in public now(so to speak) with the fondness for low rise jeans.Somehow the sight of the attendant thong strap makes it even more cringeworthy.

lindalegs

I agree Daffy. It's like the silly trend for men to wear jeans with the 'waist' on the middle of their bottoms and the crotch hanging halfway between their thighs was that all about??? :roll:

Luv,

daffy2

Have you seen the ones with the fake boxer top attached to the top of the jeans? Oh the temptation to 'accidentally' stand on the trailing hem to see how well attached things really are....What stays my foot is the generally unappealing look of what the jeans are hanging off.
It's ironic that my son gets quite incandescent on occasion as he is very tall and thin and struggles to find trousers/jeans that don't succumb to gravity and display his undies - there seems to be a mindset that men with long legs are big in the waist as well. When he does his belt up it reminds me of a sari sometimes with the 'spare' all pleated at the front.

tkachev

lindalegs wrote:

Me too Elizabeth (Hope you're well)

Luv,

Thank you for asking Linda. My knees have gone kaputt and I have been unable to attend my art class for many weeks. I have already paid for next term and I'm just hoping the knees get back to how they used to be and they haven't been damaged.

I hope Jack Spratt is still thriving.

Elizabeth x

lindalegs

daffy2 wrote:

Have you seen the ones with the fake boxer top attached to the top of the jeans? Oh the temptation to 'accidentally' stand on the trailing hem ........ there seems to be a mindset that men with long legs are big in the waist as well. When he does his belt up it reminds me of a sari sometimes with the 'spare' all pleated at the front.

Ah bless (Re: your son)

I haven't seen those types of jeans and cannot understand why they think it's 'cool' to wear clothes that look as though they don't fit properly :roll:

I thank goodness my boys (now men) were never 'victims' of fashion. When they kept asking for brand name trainers and tee-shirts, which we couldn't afford, we decided to give them a clothing allowance to let them buy their own. They were soon shopping at value shops like Matalan and Primark and getting value for their money

lindalegs

tkachev wrote:

Thank you for asking Linda. My knees have gone kaputt and I have been unable to attend my art class for many weeks. I have already paid for next term and I'm just hoping the knees get back to how they used to be and they haven't been damaged.

I hope Jack Spratt is still thriving.

Elizabeth x

Sorry about your knees 'E'. I remember what its like and don't envy what you're going through at the moment.

Jack Spratt at 8 months is adorable. He's been crawling for a month and is now pulling himself up. I'm teaching him to say Nanna and he's just started 'n-n-n-n-n-n-n' ing but he obviously doesn't know what it means ......yet

Love,