Anschul
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man, oh man, i don't even know where to begin with all this. hommie and t-man, i think all us y-chromo dopes have been there at one time or another. my experience was a loud, exasperated sigh followed by an under-the-breath "never send a boy to do a man's job." ouch!!! on the other hand, she did set them free, which was the purpose of the exercise.
i want to go on the record right here that i will write the damn sexiest underwear poem i have ever heard (no accounting for the rest of you pervs) to join the challenge.
and beej, i had more fun building that underwear collage than i've had in a while. imagine the ones left on the cutting-room floor.
go ahead, imagine!
and can i watch you while you imagine?
i'm quitting while i'm ahead.
i want to go on the record right here that i will write the damn sexiest underwear poem i have ever heard (no accounting for the rest of you pervs) to join the challenge.
and beej, i had more fun building that underwear collage than i've had in a while. imagine the ones left on the cutting-room floor.
go ahead, imagine!
and can i watch you while you imagine?
i'm quitting while i'm ahead.
I'll not quote that hot gossip just in case you want to edit later.
I always suspected that about Leon. He's way too sexy for his shirt.
I'm declaring that at least for the rest of the week is the Bistro Underwear Festival. Post away. Anschul, those were extremely outta control and I loved them. And I'm the sort of grrrl who liked BOTH the one for me and the one for you. Just that way, y'know.
And by the way, it's my turn to be Tarzan tonight.
bj
You are right about that thing that you have said there. I don't care how much I've spent on something or how fond of it I am, if there's a chance for it to be cut off with a knife, or torn apart in some fashion, I might (if I'm playing with Hat boy, anyway, since he likes a little argument) protest weakly, but I won't mean it. No question, it's worth it.
I shamefacedly now admit that I was commando yesterday as well. But as a year-round underwear worshiper, I guess perhaps I would celebrate differently anyway.
A Commando Day as part of Bistro Underwear Festival Month. Did I say month? I guess I did. I'm really only evangelistic about the religions that don't matter, like the Lingerie Worship and the Cult of Santa.
How bout Friday? Commando Day in the Bistro? or if you're really brave, you can check in that you're Porky Piggin' It. No pants at all.
So I wanna run this challenge idea by the Bistrovians before I commit to a thread about it.
I've been being nagged to do another Bar Poetry Contest. For the original, see this thread, particularly the last few pages where the reviews are coming in. The challenge is basically one about taking poetry to "the people" - the intended audience becomes People Who Don't Care Much About Poetry as such. Regular folks like the ones in My Bar.
Not only was that little interaction between the PFD Poets and the Regular People a great deal more successful than I ever expected, but I've actually been asked by the bar patrons whether or not I will do that again sometime.
heh heh. So here's what I'm thinking. The challenge will be this: sexiest poem ever, with some mention of underwear in it. I'll take the entries to My Bar for critique, with the specific idea that they will be choosing the number one Sexy Underwear Poem.
The winner will, of course, earn the right to be called "Sexiest Underwear Poet of 2008". You can put it in your sig line, even.
What do you think? Anyone up for this?
bj
As an aside, I was in my teens when I was thwarted by my first incomprehensible bra closure device. I'd never seen any bra but those that clasp at the rear, so my right hand went searching in the middle of her back for the bits what to pull off. She was moaning and gasping because of what my left hand was doing to her thighs, and my lips and tongue to her neck, so she wasn't noticing. It wasn't until my deeply annoyed growl that she realised and let on that the clasp was in the front. Who knew? Stealth bra clasp technology *shrug* So I moved the front, pressing her young body against the inside of the far door, my body moving to loom over hers.
And my head hit the rear view mirror.
Without thinking, my hand smashed upward, driving the mirror forcefully into the headliner. She seemed to appreciate the violence and moaned and writhed some more (yeah, it was factor even back then), and I went back to the task at hand. I turned, I tugged, I pulled, and it thwarted me. Again. And again. And AGAIN. Finally I reached for my keys in the ignition, because I had a small pen knife as a key fob. The young lass was less than thrilled at this idea as she'd just bought the admittedly pretty bra.
As I threw caution to the wind and simply pushed up, exposing her soft breasts, her father woke up and decided to turn on every light in the house and in the yard, making our position and activities a bit less than discreet.
I have despised (and secretly been turned on by) front clasp bras ever since.
Too funny. Brings back memories, though, fer sure.
Kind of same thing with me—left hand was occupied elsewhere, ditto lips and tongue. Right hand is scanning back and forth in the middle of her back and not having much luck finding anything that might open the thing.
Here's kind of where we differ, though. In a manner probably presaging my computer talents, I fire off a subroutine running in my (frankly at this point, largely unused) cortex attempting to analyze the problem. The first suggestion that comes back is Run a systematic grid-based search. So the right hand goes off like an Explorer Scout on Search and Rescue, carefully mapping quadrants of nylon all along her back. Nothing. Whirrr, click! Test sensitivity of detection instrument. Right hand wanders off on sortie to Other Parts of Her Body to check that there is still feeling in the fingertips. A kind of squealing yelp ensues. Systems operational. Whirrr, clicka, clicka, click. Query: Is band elastic? Run finger under band, experimental pull. Input: NO. Whirrr, chunk, chunk! Consclusion: Clasp is elsewhere on garment. Commit general search.
However accurate that analysis was, though, the problem was ultimately solved when she decided herself it was time to remove the damn thing and had it unhooked and down off her shoulders before I could even start search phase two, at which point I killed the subroutine and dedicated all resources to running the core program.
At times like these, the limbic system is much more fun.