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rhondacrockett) wrote2005-11-07 12:48 pm
rhondacrockett) wrote2005-11-07 12:48 pm
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Essays!
I have essays to mark! *bangs head* Oh well, at least this doesn't count towards their final marks. My assessment of their tutorial contribution does, though...
*fails them all because I'm in an evil mood*
...There are other things I wanted to say...
Oh yes, Darkles! Hallowe'en candy was much appreciated by all! And the snake provided entertainment for all :DD
Let's talk bra sizes. Now I've worn 38A for a long time now, but I've come to suspect that it's the wrong size. There are 5 places in Belfast where you can get measured. I've been to 4 of them, and in every one I was a different size. In La Senza, I was a 34C; in Debenhams, a 38B; in Marks and Spencers (who, by universal opinion, are useless anyway), a 38A; and in Pretty Woman, a 34B. (The fifth place is Ann Summers, and I'm going to try in there this week.)
We all know that a properly fitted bra is essential, but when the professionals can't give you a consistent answer, what are you supposed to do?
Know what I'd like? A custom-made bra. Go and get measured, and have it designed specifically for my shape, the way a man can get measured for a suit. I reckon that's what every woman needs.
*fails them all because I'm in an evil mood*
...There are other things I wanted to say...
Oh yes, Darkles! Hallowe'en candy was much appreciated by all! And the snake provided entertainment for all :DD
Let's talk bra sizes. Now I've worn 38A for a long time now, but I've come to suspect that it's the wrong size. There are 5 places in Belfast where you can get measured. I've been to 4 of them, and in every one I was a different size. In La Senza, I was a 34C; in Debenhams, a 38B; in Marks and Spencers (who, by universal opinion, are useless anyway), a 38A; and in Pretty Woman, a 34B. (The fifth place is Ann Summers, and I'm going to try in there this week.)
We all know that a properly fitted bra is essential, but when the professionals can't give you a consistent answer, what are you supposed to do?
Know what I'd like? A custom-made bra. Go and get measured, and have it designed specifically for my shape, the way a man can get measured for a suit. I reckon that's what every woman needs.
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