When does a skirt become a piece of fabric

Prime · Post by **Prime** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:11

When does a skirt become a piece of fabric and nothing more?

And Go:

Edit: And, no, its not retorical question.

Post by **Anakha56** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:30

<must refrain from sarcastic answer>

<refrained>

Personally it is up to the person, I have no hang ups if it is extremely thin or not. Hell to give an honest answer as long as I am enjoying the view its all good. But I run when its a big girl trying to fit into a small skirt

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M1ke · Post by **M1ke** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:39

Anakha56 wrote: But I run when its a big girl trying to fit into a small skirt ...

+1 Dress in what suites you.

I also don't mind it generally it either, as long as its tasteful. Although anything super-short on any girl younger than a teenager.... eish - not cool.

Post by **Anakha56** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:44

M1ke wrote:
Anakha56 wrote: But I run when its a big girl trying to fit into a small skirt ...
+1 Dress in what suites you.

I also don't mind it generally it either, as long as its tasteful. Although anything super-short on any girl younger than a teenager.... eish - not cool.

+1 back to you, has to be 18 and higher

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/awaits the females popping in, raising their hands and Saying "Men!!!"

Prime · Post by **Prime** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:53

I'll post an oppinion, or a probing question once this thread is going somewhere.

Post by **Stuart** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:57

It starts out as a piece of fabric and is made into a skirt. Duh!

c0d3r · Post by **c0d3r** » 29 Jun 2009, 21:57

When does a skirt become a piece of fabric and nothing more?

When it is not on the human body anymore.

Post by **Anakha56** » 29 Jun 2009, 22:01

c0d3r wrote:
When does a skirt become a piece of fabric and nothing more?
When it is not on the human body anymore.

hehe, glad a woman came out and said it

. I refrained myself from saying it

.

Stu brilliant answer!

/maybe this should go into PCF Mag?

c0d3r · Post by **c0d3r** » 29 Jun 2009, 22:06

Anakha56, it wasn't the answer we were looking for?

jee · Post by **jee** » 30 Jun 2009, 07:40

when it is a kikoi....

Post by **maxxis** » 30 Jun 2009, 10:08

When its not longer a curtain but rather a curtain rail.

Jonboy · Post by **Jonboy** » 30 Jun 2009, 10:11

When a certain form of continental shaving becomes necessary in order to wear said garment.

po10cy · Post by **po10cy** » 30 Jun 2009, 10:13

when u literally ask yourself if she forgot to put pants on..sometimes it looks like they just wearing a long tshirt and forgot the pants

UrBaN · Post by **UrBaN** » 30 Jun 2009, 10:21

Not to be distasteful, but is this the sort of thing you're referring to Prime?

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_IxFbDVkq7a0/S ... candal.jpg

Website · Post by **hamin_aus** » 30 Jun 2009, 11:10

po10cy wrote:it looks like they just wearing a long tshirt and forgot the pants

Been there, done that.....

jee · Post by **jee** » 30 Jun 2009, 11:42

jamin_za wrote:
po10cy wrote:it looks like they just wearing a long tshirt and forgot the pants
Been there, done that.....

yeah, and i still have nightmares...

Post by **Anakha56** » 30 Jun 2009, 18:39

jamin_za wrote:
po10cy wrote:it looks like they just wearing a long tshirt and forgot the pants
Been there, done that.....

And she ran away screaming?

Post by **Anakha56** » 01 Jul 2009, 19:22

Prime it looks like you will have to prod your thread back into life.

What are you plotting?

c0d3r · Post by **c0d3r** » 01 Jul 2009, 23:01

A skirt becomes a piece of fabric (which will eventually become a piece of thread) when it is passionately ripped from the person's body by a 6 month old over-excited never-trained high-fence-jumping pillow-eating shoe-gnawing devil spawn also known as a Labrador.

c0d3r · Post by **c0d3r** » 01 Jul 2009, 23:03

So, eventually the thread will be made up of a whole lot of posts and then we can claim the full circle effect of the Benjaminbuttonian syndrome and write in all the journals that a skirt will end up being a post on a random forum that is hosted in Mozambique and governed by the Egyptian mafia brothers.

Post by **Anakha56** » 01 Jul 2009, 23:16

c0d3r...

I am worried about you girl, you are making sense and this is the interwebz where sense is not allowed!!!

A skirt becomes a piece of fabric (which will eventually become a piece of thread) when it is passionately ripped from the person's body by a 6 month old over-excited never-trained high-fence-jumping pillow-eating shoe-gnawing devil spawn also known as a Labrador.

Personal experience?

Care to share the story? And who you were exposed to in such a fashion?

Prime · Post by **Prime** » 02 Jul 2009, 01:09

Lol. This topic was started by a dodgy picture on another forum

So, whats the difference between a skirt and a belt?

I'm lolling at the comments.

Post by **Anakha56** » 02 Jul 2009, 01:33

A belt holds the skirt in place in case the excited lab tries to tear the skirt off again

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BTW Have you seen PCF June issue with the belt only pic?

c0d3r · Post by **c0d3r** » 02 Jul 2009, 02:27

Anakha56, I have not personally experienced the devil spawn eating my skirts (not that I have a lot of skirts) but I lived in a very small house where HUGE a black Labrador / Blue Heeler cross devil spawn reigned terror to all humans. He would deviously detect clean clothes and it would send a very small alert signal to his hind legs to indicate the need to jump up against the person involved. This usually resulted in not-so-clean clothes, slobber snot all over and a Lab-Heeler whimpering away as a result of the knee to the chest.

And the Lab-Heeler devil love child has this fetish for empty 2 litre plastic bottles. Which is noisy when chewed on, gives dogs BAD gas and also leaves a million little hard (and slobber snot wet) pieces around the house strategically waiting for someone to wake up in the middle of the night for a bathroom call to step on one of these little plastic flak pieces to then scream in agony at the top of their lungs and swear the pooch back to where it supposedly comes from.

So, whats the difference between a skirt and a belt?

If the skirt can be broken down into its elements (threads & posts) then the belt functions as the holder of all skirts (threads & posts). So, the belt would be the forum server. The stricter the forum administrator is, the tighter the belt is.

Also, in reference to the Hellraiser pooch, the belt would be the only earthly element that would send shock waves of fear and deception through the Lab-Heeler tiny brain. The Super-Awesome-Blue-Heeler-stopper-belt-X should always be supervised; an unsupervised LH and an unsupervised SuperX belt, will eventuate in a torn-to-pieces belt and the fear-inducing earthly element will be killed off and the human race will be left defenseless. DO NOT WANT.

Prime · Post by **Prime** » 02 Jul 2009, 08:13

c0d3r, bwahahaha. I'm not laughed so hard in a long time.

Anakha56, lol. Yes, i bought a copy of the mag, and say the cover.

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