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Shame you weren't in Asda, as you could have tapped her on the ass and said 'that's Asda price'
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Got any piccies?Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI was in Tesco’s express with my wife yesterday when I spotted a rather attractive twenty something who appeared to be wearing little more than a waist length coat and high heals, being a bloke I split from the wife and went for a closer inspection only for her to bend over right in front of me in a ‘touch your toes’ fashion. She was wearing tights but nothing underneath.
At this point the wife approached from the adjoining aisle and spotted me gawping, I just laughed and pretended it just happened in front of me not wanting her to think I’d deliberately gone to have a look.
I can’t help but think it must have been a drunken dare or something? It was very deliberate, I’d love to have access to the shops CCTV footage.
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No, it looked like a chimp dressed for a bank robbery.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWere 'her' bollocks clearly visible through 'her' tights then GJ?
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I've had that a few times recently.
I think it is one of them facebook dares.
Quite disconcerting, isn't it.
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Were 'her' bollocks clearly visible through 'her' tights then GJ?
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Bizarre shopping experience
I was in Tesco’s express with my wife yesterday when I spotted a rather attractive twenty something who appeared to be wearing little more than a waist length coat and high heals, being a bloke I split from the wife and went for a closer inspection only for her to bend over right in front of me in a ‘touch your toes’ fashion. She was wearing tights but nothing underneath.
At this point the wife approached from the adjoining aisle and spotted me gawping, I just laughed and pretended it just happened in front of me not wanting her to think I’d deliberately gone to have a look.
I can’t help but think it must have been a drunken dare or something? It was very deliberate, I’d love to have access to the shops CCTV footage.Tags: None
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