[Shadowmuse Blown]

Perfect body

[TheZookie007]

I apologize, I don't have a timer in my head. It may have been 22 or 23 hours instead of 24.

You don't need a timer in your head. All you need to do is click the "Actions" dropdown in the upper-right of your last post. If the only entry in the menu is "Quote" then more than 24 hours has passed and you can safely attach an image to your next post. If you see "Quote Modify Remove" then the 24 hour window is still open.

Or before posting in the same thread, simply check on your post of the day before: the time stamp is clearly indicated at the top of the post. If it's later than the current time, wait before posting.

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[Shadowmuse Blown]

Oh, you got a rip in your pants

[solvegas]

There is a fancy Latin term for a  slim woman whose hips are much wider than normal. I've been searching for it but I keep being directed astray by the search engine or they want me to pay so screw that. Anyways, the not fancy term is " ch1ld bearing hips " which this young lady has in spades. This condition is not dangerous and it is naturally priced since it means that the woman will have less difficulty during ch1ldbirth. Perhaps someone with better computer skills can get the fancy Latin term that eludes me. 

[Kopy Kat]

Mercedes bends?

[solvegas]

Mercedes bends?

Nah, that ain't Latin, that's German. 

[TheZookie007]

There is a fancy Latin term for a  slim woman whose hips are much wider than normal. I've been searching for it but I keep being directed astray by the search engine or they want me to pay so screw that.

Is it this word?

[TheZookie007]

Anyways, the not fancy term is " ch1ld bearing hips " which this young lady has in spades. This condition is not dangerous and it is naturally priced since it means that the woman will have less difficulty during ch1ldbirth.

Actually, that is a myth.

"You may have heard the expression ‘good chi!dbearing hips’ or that a small baby means an easier birth. In fact, the size of your hips or your baby won’t tell you much about how easy or hard your birth is likely to be. A woman’s pelvis is not a solid bone. It is made up of ligaments and several bones that are designed to move and loosen as you give birth..."

[Spinster]

P.S. Thanks for the posting tips, guys.

[solvegas]

There is a fancy Latin term for a  slim woman whose hips are much wider than normal. I've been searching for it but I keep being directed astray by the search engine or they want me to pay so screw that.

Is it this word?

That is the English dictionary word for shapely buttocks. I'm talking about the medical term, in Latin, which is used for buttocks which are unusually large. Just as Macromastia is used for naturally oversized breasts, I know there is a word for buttocks but I can't find it even when I type in google what I want. It redirects me from here and there all the way to Timbuktu without a satisfactory search. Kinda frustrating. Perhaps some sleuth around here can find it.

[Prof Morearty]

Hippopotamic?

[solvegas]

Hippopotamic?

No. That is a Webster's Dictionary term for relating to or resembling a Hippopotamus. She is a lovely woman and she don't look nuthin' like a huge African critter that swims in the rivers.

[Prof Morearty]

OK, if you're gonna be serious : steatopygia is probably what you're thinking of, but it means more "fat-assed"

[solvegas]

OK, if you're gonna be serious : steatopygia is probably what you're thinking of, but it means more "fat-assed"

Thank you sir, I believe you have found it. 

[Shadowmuse Blown]

Oh, my, what wonderful steatopygia