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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #30 on: October 04, 2002, 12:09:12 AM »
Let the puppies out to play!
 
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #31 on: October 04, 2002, 02:59:29 AM »
Sure, why not? They are so cute.  

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ApesMa

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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #32 on: October 04, 2002, 07:23:18 AM »
Eh? "Gams" are legs, from the Italian "gamba."  

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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #33 on: October 04, 2002, 08:52:19 AM »
That's really cool, Goober!...in fact i often find your humour great fun....so there i've said it!...is it the Mississippi mud?!

So! ...what's my fav moniker for such a sublime area of the universe?...and i've decided to elaborate a bit 'cause it's all soooo damn important!...i mean to say i've spent hours in my life assessing how best to describe this highly under-rated part of the female anatomy.  And there are at least two parts to the question:  how THEY look, move, feel...and how they make ME feel.  

The word 'breasts' is totally anatomical to me...words like 'hooters', 'rack', jugs, 'funbags' for me are too jokey...[i tend to take boobs pretty seriously!...oh my god!]...
So there!...i just used the word 'boobs'...naturally and didn't even realise i did it.  For me as a teen the word 'boobs' was a near-spiritual experience: it seemed to manifest the look and feel of gloriously abundant and beautifully-shaped flesh.  [But i have to admit the association with boobs being silly, stupid people...and the birds named boobs or boobies kind of diminish the term.]  As some have said, the fav term can change with the mood or intensity of feeling...and, increasingly, the word 'tits' somehow satisfy the frison, and visceral-gut feeling.  [But again, Goober, there are those damn birds, aren't there.]

In the UK, you often hear the term 'bristols' which means nothing to me...although i understand 'jubblies' as the kind of jello-wobbly effect.  And i just remembered a guy at UC Berkley who instead of saying 'tits 'n ass', would cry out: 'My god!...look at those 'boobs and beauuutocks' with a huge emphasis on the 'beauuu...' syllable...i always found that hilarious, and still use the phrase from time to time.   And although the term 'titties' has been ridiculed above, i sometimes find when i put words into the mouths of some of my morphed beauties, the term 'titties' somehow arrives naturally...[of course i'm just listening to THEM].

I have at times, maybe much of the time, found any and all words that attempt to describe the awesome effect that truely spectacular ...[thingy-whatsits]...can have on one's mental-emotional-arousal state sensationally unsuccessful and unsatisfying.  Perhaps there should be no word!...maybe just an open mouth and a sigh, or occasionally even breathlessness accompanied by a numbed-mind embracing the awesome silence of the heart.....POUNDING!!

....it's ok....i think i'm all right now...i do tend to get worked up about these things...or maybe it was the fact that while walking at lunch i passed JORDAN [or someone who looked just like her] on the street!!  [I work on the most famous medical street in London...where many of the plastic surgeons have their offices].....oh well....[the sound of the silent mind].............!!      
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #34 on: October 04, 2002, 03:35:41 PM »
"That's really cool, Goober!...in fact i often find your humour great fun....so there i've said it!...is it the Mississippi mud?!"


Probably.



 
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #35 on: October 04, 2002, 03:40:12 PM »
Boobies . . .unless being nice. Then they are called shoes.

Wow -nice shoes!

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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #36 on: October 05, 2002, 06:43:54 AM »
breasts


 
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #37 on: October 05, 2002, 11:15:35 AM »
I have given this a lot of thought. Really! I have been monitoring myself, since this thread started and have found that:

When I am with the 'guys' it is boobs and in mixed company it is breasts... I never thought about it before this, interesting.
   
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #38 on: October 05, 2002, 12:13:53 PM »
When I see a nice pair, my first thought is usually "nice rack" - and I don't mean that I would like to mount them on a wall (no double meaning there) - but that I admire 'em, and mean no offense to any women when I say it. I don't say that around women, 'cause they take it the wrong way. (I wonder how many hunters like 'em big, since I assume "nice rack" might have originated with hunters, and no I don't hunt). Otherwise, it's breasts, especially if I'm around my wife. But if she finds a zit or blackhead on me and wants to remove it, then her nips become "pain indicators".  
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #39 on: October 06, 2002, 04:25:07 AM »
With girls I'll usually say bust or breasts.  With guys I'll say bust, or just "those" (as in "Look at those!") or even "ratio" (Used when a girl has a bust that's large for her size and/or has a large bust and a small waist.  As in "Look at her!  She's got a nice ratio!")
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #40 on: October 07, 2002, 03:52:57 AM »
Thanks for keeping me honest, zasha.

You really have that on your Mac? Sounds like a Mel Brooks fan to me.  
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #41 on: October 07, 2002, 09:04:14 AM »
           When I'm in mixed company, I like to use the

very generic "chest". When I get caught staring (It's

heppened once or twice), I like to use humor to ease the

tension. So then, I call them "crumb-catchers".
   
           The absolute best phrase that I've ever heard

was used in a John Cusack movie. Cusack's room-mate was

writing a letter to Penthouse, and needed a good

substitution for "tits". Cusack recommended "generous scoops

of mouthwatering flesh."

            "Are you sure that they'll know that I'm talking

about tits?"

            "Well", Cusack replies, "Where else are you

going to find generous scoops of mouthwatering flesh on a
 
woman?"

            Classic.


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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #42 on: October 07, 2002, 06:08:31 PM »
Ha that's a good one Remo -- I remember that line. Maybe Mr. Cusack is one of us.
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Zasha

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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #43 on: October 07, 2002, 06:56:45 PM »
"Rack" is actually used by women fairly often, especially when referring to other women.  You just don't hear it.  

I use "rack" as a plural, package, area reference in exchange for "bust," "chest" and "cleavage" when referring to myself fairly often.  Um, I mean, fairly often when referring to myself.  You know what I mean...!  

Otherwise it's puppies or tits, depending on what I'm doing.  I don't mind boobies, but I don't often use it myself.

Ta!
 
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Re: 99 Words for Boobs
« Reply #44 on: October 07, 2002, 07:02:59 PM »
You bet I do!  It really freaks out the newbies and is particularly effective in telling if someone I'm interviewing has a sense of humor, is b-sing me, or is otherwise misrepresenting themselves.  It's one of my little personality tests.  Sometimes the facial expression is priceless!  

OK, you got me, I'm a Mel Brooks fan.  So Here's a test for YOU:  Name that movie...

"Are we alright?"
"Are we...Black?"
"We're black..."
"Then, we're alright."

Heh heh hee!
 
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