[Craig_Mercer]

Time to make this on again / off again shit on again I guess! I dont discuss her much as she's the BBW type and I prefer  Slim and Stacked but she's been a 38 FF for 10 or so years now. She always waxed nostalgic about being the girl with the biggest tits in school, out growing even the bigger upperclass chicks at age 13, this of course before the rest of her filled out as well, her breasts are her biggest feature regardless.

Oddly her recent sucessful procedure to control her weight is having a strange side effect. Despite losing over 65 lbs every where else she's actually gaining where it counts in this forum. She didnt discuss it in bra size though, she did say before the procedure she was a size 24 top and 26 bottom, the latter has now dropped to a size 18 where the former has ballooned to an incredible 28, none of it in her back or arms! (Don't worry I actually grilled her on this and it's not some ploy to get me back, although it would be the best way to go about it!)  

[Rev_Monsoon]

I think she'd be drawing me to her with those remarks...  

[sheber]

According to my findings, she's put on an incredible 4 inches! So let's see....38FF=38G, 38H is one inch larger, 38I is two, 38J is three...Wow! A 38K! You know, it isn't unheard of when liposuction is involved. The fat cells that remain (namely, in the bust) are called upon to store the caloric excess that the entire body (of fat cells) used to handle. Oops, forgot to provide a link....http://shop.store.yahoo.com/mybarong/sizechartwomen.html

[CyberPlainsDrifter]

My wife is a 38KK & wears a 26.  24 top is too small.  57" bust.  

[TheZookie007]

I'm always confused by all of these size things...28 tops and 18 bottoms....why don't these clothing fellows put things in terms we lay-people can understand? Like a size "as big as Chelsea" top or a size "as slim as Minka" bottoms, or something like that?

In any case, thanks once again for sharing Craig, and CyberPlainsDrifter too!  

[soonersfan]

You mean "as big as Chelsea Clinton?"  I assume that is what the layperson will think if you just say Chelsea.  And they will have no idea who Minka is.  Sorry, but I just had to play the Devil's advocate!  

[TheZookie007]

In the immortal words of Homer: "D'oh!".

Uh, that's Homer Simpson, for the laypersons amongst us!  

[NotElvis]

Quoth sheber:

In reply to:

You know, it isn't unheard of when liposuction is involved. The fat cells that remain (namely, in the bust) are called upon to store the caloric excess that the entire body (of fat cells) used to handle.

Sounds logical.  In fact, wasn't there a posting once a while back (I thought it might've been from Craig Mercer, but I don't really remember), that talked about a rather busty female acquiantence of someone getting pressured somehow to get a breast reduction.  The result was that the weight she lost in her breasts was gained again, but in the waist and other areas where she most certainly did not want it.

Looks like the opposite effect is happening here.
 

[soonersfan]

Going off on a tangent, I wonder how many people really know who Homer the Poet was.  I hope that most schools still make the students read at least some of his work.

And speaking of the Simpsons, I wonder when we'll get to see the "Large Marge" episode.  I hope that they show it this fall!

[Chestnuts]

True story - I personally know a woman, who's now my next door neighbor, who at age 17 had a 44DD chest, and used to get ogled all the time (she was way hot). She had the hots for me too, but that was many years ago. So now about 20 years later - she had a breast reduction when she was about 20 - all her weight is in her hips with hardly a thing up top. Sad, sad story, she's still single too; hope it doesn't scare you guys too much, hope instead it scares women from getting reductions. :-)  

[pilotblaze]

This story by Chimerian,
http://www.bearchive.com/~stories/stories/chimerian/lipo.htm
dealt with this very topic in an exciting way.

-D'Artagnian
What's in a name, anyway?

PS - I decided to check the URL and reread the story - the doc comes up empty.  Is the Mark T archive broken, or is it just this doc?  ...Bummer.   Good story, though, if you can get it.

 

[pilotblaze]

Figured it out, the link in the archive is wrong or out of date - there is no "chimerian" subdirectory.  Go here:
http://www.bearchive.com/~stories/stories/lipo.htm

Somebody should fix this, I guess.

-D'Artagnian
Whoever I am, I'm probably too lazy to post a bug report.
 

[NotElvis]

Quoth soonersfan:

In reply to:

Going off on a tangent, I wonder how many people really know who Homer the Poet was. I hope that most schools still make the students read at least some of his work.

Hrm, I don't recall actually reading any of his work though.... I might be embarrassing myself here, but did he write "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"?

Speaking of which, I thought the made-for-TV version of "The Odyssey" wasn't too shabby.  Though I'm guessing if I read the original work (translated into English of course!) that I might find the movie to have been disappointing.
 

[soonersfan]

Yes, Homer wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey.  I think if schools require their students to read his work, they usually end up reading The Odyssey.  I remember reading The Odyssey (or at least excerpts from it).  

[Craig_Mercer]

Uh, excuse me. Not to interrupt your little Oprah's Book Club or anything but... In a month or so my poor ex wont be able to fit behind the wheel of her car, will need the doorways and hallways of her house widened, will be able to toss out her beanbag chair and will be eligible to become Farang Ding Dongs first unstuffed model. Let's try to stay on topic with a little compassion alright guys?