Originally posted by Lucy
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Can I ask you another question?Originally posted by LucyYou need very very toned legs for those.
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Probably Troll, but I'm not that old.Originally posted by Trolljust to be more pedantic... weren't stockings originally held up by garters?
and suspenders were developed from corsets
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just to be more pedantic... weren't stockings originally held up by garters?Originally posted by LucyWell now you are just being pernickerty. (Stockings and suspenders are usually seen as one item, as until the fairly recent invention of stay-ups you couldn't wear one without the other...)
Most women will know what you mean, as SA did.
and suspenders were developed from corsets
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Oh dear
Well, it was cleaner than the others I found.
She does have a fantastic figure though, her proportions are perfect.
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Originally posted by LucyWell now you are just being pernickerty. (Stockings and suspenders are usually seen as one item, as until the fairly recent invention of stay-ups you couldn't wear one without the other...)
Most women will know what you mean, as SA did.
Indeed I did mate - and I also think you've just made everyone's night by posting hat picci of Kylie! Even I was a little turned on
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Well now you are just being pernickerty. (Stockings and suspenders are usually seen as one item, as until the fairly recent invention of stay-ups you couldn't wear one without the other...)
Most women will know what you mean, as SA did.
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1. put suspender belt on
2. attach stockings
3. put knickers on
http://www.popartuk.com/g/l/lgpp0637.jpg
see picture of how Kylie has done it, knickers are over the stockings, ie not under the suspender belt, which can cause trouble.
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Note to LucyOriginally posted by LucyNote to Troll: Go and learn the difference between tights and stockings, you silly old toad.
please explain how you put knickers over the top of stockings?Originally Posted by Lucy
Stockings, with knickers over the top.
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Close my eyes....
Lucy, you do know how to conjure up a wonderful image!! Thank you!!
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