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That's what the pasties are for!...lake_wrangler wrote: And let's not forget the all important "Beware of wind gusts!"
Didn't you check my link?? (almost safe, but don't click 'inside' it.. :/ )
Summer time here in Eastern Washington you might actually see that sort of thing- but only with girls who really don't need a bra. If 'bounce' is any sort of issue, they wear something that can deal with 'bounce'... and you would typically see it where you're away from water and in the absence of wind. Often enough in a bar, I suppose.GlytchMeister wrote:I was wondering if it was a case of "it doesn't happen a lot around here" or a "you hang out with the wrong kind of people to see bandana tops" situation.Gyrrakavian wrote:Occasionally, but you don't see it terribly often in the Midwest.GlytchMeister wrote:Girls/women actually wear bandanas like that?
Huh.
Shelly used to - may still - wear handkerchief tops. Bud and Lily might get away with it too.Sgt. Howard wrote:Summer time here in Eastern Washington you might actually see that sort of thing- but only with girls who really don't need a bra. If 'bounce' is any sort of issue, they wear something that can deal with 'bounce'... and you would typically see it where you're away from water and in the absence of wind. Often enough in a bar, I suppose.
A girl built like Atsali wearing that would be swarmed with guys in no time flat... and probably there would be fights...
Girls like Nicki (still have not seeen the gddm link yet???) are very similar to Atsali... BUT they in RL are usually in the company of *mature* guys, of the MOBO generation -think Rihanna, Usher, Kanye, Beyonce.., that have *huge* respect for attractive girls...Sgt. Howard wrote:Summer time here in Eastern Washington you might actually see that sort of thing- but only with girls who really don't need a bra. If 'bounce' is any sort of issue, they wear something that can deal with 'bounce'... and you would typically see it where you're away from water and in the absence of wind. Often enough in a bar, I suppose.GlytchMeister wrote:
I was wondering if it was a case of "it doesn't happen a lot around here" or a "you hang out with the wrong kind of people to see bandana tops" situation.
A girl built like Atsali wearing that would be swarmed with guys in no time flat... and probably there would be fights...
A search for "MOBO generation" leads to links for Intel motherboards...illiad wrote:Girls like Nicki (still have not seeen the gddm link yet???) are very similar to Atsali... BUT they in RL are usually in the company of *mature* guys, of the MOBO generation -think Rihanna, Usher, Kanye, Beyonce.., that have *huge* respect for attractive girls...
with those big guys, youngsters behave... :p
the link is there... try this one...lake_wrangler wrote:A search for "MOBO generation" leads to links for Intel motherboards...illiad wrote:Girls like Nicki (still have not seeen the gddm link yet???) are very similar to Atsali... BUT they in RL are usually in the company of *mature* guys, of the MOBO generation -think Rihanna, Usher, Kanye, Beyonce.., that have *huge* respect for attractive girls...
with those big guys, youngsters behave... :p
What do YOU mean by it?
I did follow the link to the article and video of Nicky Menaj and Beyonce singing together (the first time around). I did, however, fail to notice that it was hosted on a website called "Mobo"... So I take it that the "MOBO generation" would be the generation that follows the kind of news that sites like MOBO puts out. However, I couldn't see anywhere on the site where it says what exactly "MOBO" means or stands for. I guess it doesn't matter, anyway...illiad wrote:the link is there... try this one...
http://www.mobo.com/news-blogs/watch-be ... dal-needed
Have you got google 'safesearch' on? that seems to affect the results... click this link..
no clue what it means either, but i assume it's something like FUBU means "For Us, By Us"lake_wrangler wrote: So I take it that the "MOBO generation" would be the generation that follows the kind of news that sites like MOBO puts out. However, I couldn't see anywhere on the site where it says what exactly "MOBO" means or stands for. I guess it doesn't matter, anyway...
I check Wikipedia regularly. I just didn't think to check in this instance, since my previous searches all gave results related to Intel motherboards...illiad wrote:Nobody trust Wikipedia here???? Music Of Black Origin...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOBO_Awards
I've heard of them... but I don't listen to radio, usually, and they are not part of my musical library/taste.illiad wrote:haven't you heard music by Rihanna, Usher, Kanye ??
OK...lake_wrangler wrote:I've heard of them... but I don't listen to radio, usually, and they are not part of my musical library/taste.illiad wrote:haven't you heard music by Rihanna, Usher, Kanye ??
do you use a different search site? does this link show the full results?? google is getting a bit TOO paranoid about security and stuff... not a mispelling of FUBAR then....scantrontb wrote:no clue what it means either, but i assume it's something like FUBU means "For Us, By Us"lake_wrangler wrote: So I take it that the "MOBO generation" would be the generation that follows the kind of news that sites like MOBO puts out. However, I couldn't see anywhere on the site where it says what exactly "MOBO" means or stands for. I guess it doesn't matter, anyway...
I tend to specifically avoid such music. I prefer Jimi Hendrix and Muddy Waters.illiad wrote:Nobody trust Wikipedia here???? Music Of Black Origin...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOBO_Awards
haven't you heard music by Rihanna, Usher, Kanye ??
As a matter of fact, I do use a different search engine, as a general rule: Goodsearchilliad wrote:OK...
Ah! I found the problem, just the word 'mobo' gets the right search, also in 'goodsearch'lake_wrangler wrote:As a matter of fact, I do use a different search engine, as a general rule: Goodsearch
It's based on Yahoo search, and for every search you do, a donation is made to your selected charitable organization (fractions of a penny at a time, but it eventually adds up, slowly...)
- I will try using that a a bit more that stoopid google... well I was mentioning *recent* artists...GlytchMeister wrote:I tend to specifically avoid such music. I prefer Jimi Hendrix and Muddy Waters.illiad wrote:Nobody trust Wikipedia here???? Music Of Black Origin...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOBO_Awards
haven't you heard music by Rihanna, Usher, Kanye ??
Interesting... taking out "generation", and simply searchying "MOBO" definitely gives more varied results:illiad wrote:Ah! I found the problem, just the word 'mobo' gets the right search, also in 'goodsearch'
) (born February 20, 1988) is a Barbadian singer and songwriter. Born in Saint Michael and raised in Bridgetown - you must remember umberella, ella, ella ??? especially Minaj.. BUT don't believe the haters!!! It took her TEN years of hard work...The Midlands and Greater Appalachia tend to have more modest sensibilities, so to speak.GlytchMeister wrote:I was wondering if it was a case of "it doesn't happen a lot around here" or a "you hang out with the wrong kind of people to see bandana tops" situation.Gyrrakavian wrote:Occasionally, but you don't see it terribly often in the Midwest.GlytchMeister wrote:Girls/women actually wear bandanas like that?
Huh.