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How do you store bras?

10 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

Just found one of mine under newspapers in the lounge room, I'm guessing that's not the best storage system, though I don't mind hanging them off the medieval-style candelaBras.


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  • 10 years ago

    Time for my nightly midnight snack of choc ice cream snuggled up in bed. Queer things happen when retired, at no particular time. Sweet dreams girls.

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  • 10 years ago

    I know there are a lot of baseball game fans out there. Here's to those boobs.

    User thanked dogmom5
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  • 10 years ago

    Did everyone stop discussing boobs and bras?

    User thanked 7weed1
  • 10 years ago

    Ha, ha!

  • 10 years ago

    After being so sick, body stress, is it time to abandon the underwire? Will I get the uplift? Answers on a postcard please (ladies only to old care about chaps opinions!!!)

    User thanked goneon
  • 10 years ago

    Boobs and how they handle ilife are very important, twas with a disparate group of wine drinkers today, and happy to note all the ladies over " " found the increasing boob displacement indicated more spills on the caboom! Have other ladies noticed this? it happens with food as well, any ideas on how to avoid (beyond not joining in) or cleaning tips !

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  • 10 years ago

    I gave them up after cancer op. Wally World 3/10 All cotton sports bras only. Yeah! Hubby does not seem to mind. ; - )

    User thanked havingfun
  • 10 years ago

    All I can say, after today, is don't try beginner tap dancing in the kitchen, to Puttin on the Ritz, without a bra.

  • 10 years ago
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    Had to use the hand bra. Couldn't hold the walking stick then. Don't say I never give good advice after this.

  • 10 years ago

    I am so uplifted by this thread. Ninja chickens and baseball bras.

    On our cruise we saw this ah, young lady, with a bust so inflated it wasn't true. Passed the LGBT meet and greet on our way to golden oldies and there she was. I was charmed by the fact that a cruise had a space for them too, and why not.

    Under wires.... sheer torture. I threw all mine out, back to the sports bras.

    Tap dancing? I would look like a jelly in an earthquake. Total shimmy.

    User thanked janbhan
  • 10 years ago

    there was a dance like that remember? Maybe you can bring it back!

    User thanked havingfun
  • 10 years ago

    Hi HF, no bras required...just this prezzie I left for you on chooks new thread but I had to hand it to you, you know what Christmas is like...can't wait!!!

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    You are the spirit of Houzz ;)

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  • 10 years ago

    Louie so wonderful to See you have a wonderful Holiday, oh and look at this one!


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    This one is entitled even world exterminators have to shop!

    Falalala lalala!

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  • 10 years ago

    Smiffy, your caboom comment just landed, further up.

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    I've had that discussion with other, similarly endowed, friends on several occasions. The crux is... The shelf created by a generous bosom is there expressly for the purpose of preventing food stuffs, that miss your mouth, from reaching your lap.

    Clearly this is a good thing..... who wants a stain on their crotch when they could have a much more eye-catching one right on their bazookas. Or, better yet, those biscuit crumbs that miss the mouth can be retrieved and have a second attempt at entering your mouth. It's a truly attractive thing to retrieve and consume biscuit crumbs. Equally attractive is sweeping the shelf of crumbs to land on the floor.

    What's a girl to do?

    BTW I investigated a breast reduction earlier this year. $12,000 to $20,000 depending on what they found under anaesthetic. I'll stick to sweeping the shelf!!

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  • 10 years ago

    Had thoughts on that topic my self 7 weed, at one time. but there was the additional problem of the sheer ugliness, have you noticed the pics? scars radiating out etc. loss of feeling to such an important tittilater - oh well, maybe not a word? versus less pain in the shoulders. Needless to say, i just never saw it as worthwhile. And now, well i can not be put under, but also, it means we don't have the sacks with the fried eggs at the end. I see this as the reward after a trying life with the suckers.

    i found personally that a scarf, well layed, takes care of the crumb/spot dilemma. It also reduces the enormous number of times, someone else's crumbs have ended up there. thank goodness for bad aim!

    the one thing that has always bothered me is women's and fashion's reactions. I have had women with outfits, cut up to their bum and fairly plunging necklines make negative comments about my attire, just because i have a crease up to my neck and wore a scoop neckline. It seems that because I actually have a pair, i should wear turtlenecks year round to hide them. Like wise seen swimsuits with nearly a whale tale have a minimizer on top!

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  • 10 years ago

    Oh and as you approach middle age and beyond most of them are not getting those stains on their crotch, but on their bellies! Falalala lalala!

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  • 10 years ago
    H_fun... Amen
    And..... I know!
    Where do people get off? Why do they feel so very free to comment (with negative implications) on either our physical endowments or appearance?
    Grrrrr..... I just can't go there today. Happy place, happy place.....
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  • 10 years ago

    Don we now our Chest filled Garments...

    Falalala lalala

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  • 10 years ago

    Show us a pic before I can answer that.

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  • 10 years ago

    hmmmm you want me to show you our chest filled garments?

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  • 10 years ago

    7weed and Elfi, if you haven't already answered further up, where do you store the garments?

  • 10 years ago

    Mine are just elastic-all-in-ones. Folded up like a hankie in the drawer. Occasionally 1 floats around in my bed under a spare pillow.

    User thanked Jenny
  • 10 years ago

    Up the top of this thread I admitted to folding the bra in half then tucking the shoulder and back straps into the hollow of the cups. Then stacking them in my undies drawer. I don't own that many. When one requires engineering masterpieces to support one's breasts it is not a cheap investment.

    User thanked 7weed1
  • 10 years ago

    Hang on... that sounds a bit dramatic.

    They are off the shelf, but from specialist shops. It's not like I have to get them specially made each time.

    $120-00 / bra not $250-00

    + 3 hour drive to the city to get them fitted.

    But it's not all bad.... I get excellent support.

    Here's a joke I remember from Secondary School days. Q/ What does an eighty year old have between her breasts that an eighteen year old does not? A/ Her belly button.

    I know, I know.... But there is a skerrick of truth and that is what either offends or amuses, depending on your bent.

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  • 10 years ago
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    Hubby says his late wife had a similar problem. The shelf. .. mine is shelf plus extra shelf, dead right nothing lands on the crotch. I now shamelessly tuck my napkin into my cleavage to catch the drips. Looks like I'm going to eat lobster. ... what misses shelf 1 hits shelf 2 and then lands on the table. Extra napkin there.

    I saw this lady on the cruise who appeared to be wearing a corset right up to her neck. With a zipper I didn't dare ask why. Was it holding her together? A scarf does a lot to hide those problem areas, besides being a great crumb catcher.

    I tried pulling the wires out of my under wires. Then I just fell out of the bottom. There is some vital engineering trick I just deconstructed.

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  • 10 years ago

    problem with napkin in the cleavage, is it seems to create a direct shoot, requiring you then to go to restroom and shake yourself out?

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  • 10 years ago

    7 weed, your two comments from last Tuesday just landed here. Thanks!

  • 10 years ago

    Napkin to lap! Thats what fine young footmen do for you! Or in my current case put it there your self, ladies your bosom gets no protection other than your skill at wielding the eating irons! Jabhan.....Thats why poms eat such boring food tee hee hee,I like the though of your no doubt ample cleavage suffering..remember my mother always managed a drip........or two.bless,

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  • 10 years ago
    Hi,smiffy! Lovely to hear from you again!
    Just as well the footmen don't tuck napkins into cleavages, that would cause a bit of an uproar, I would imagine.
    Are you better, smiffy?
    User thanked telperien
  • 10 years ago

    Thank you. I'm in the dumps and ready to risk a PC stuff up. Just to speak with you all and get cheered up! I would rather like that but fiddling around on my lap is cute to! I do so love a well trained footman, don't you! I got rid of the bronchitis, developed a computer bug, sorted that , got my gun licence! And am considering using the old windows PC to avoid issues! Thank you for asking and thank you for caring.

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  • 10 years ago

    OK you lot say "Katie Thomas", and pray for her, or if like me you don't pray appeal the gods or just think her name for a small time to ease her passage, thank you.

    User thanked goneon
  • 10 years ago

    Ok, we will.

  • 10 years ago

    thats my girls, no one pass unlauded, each of us add to the sum of her being.

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  • 10 years ago

    No worries mate, tuck your breaking heart back in your chest, you're among friends here.

  • 10 years ago

    she was a significant woman, she was involved in the research for "mad cow" one of the few qualified to handle.

    User thanked goneon
  • 10 years ago

    She has left a legacy.

  • 10 years ago

    time for a party!!

    User thanked goneon
  • 10 years ago

    chookie as a side line she left a very good looking son and a lot of money! that would make her smirk! she's was like me a natural grump!


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  • 10 years ago

    Well at least she was not a mad cow.

  • 10 years ago

    I have an image of a cow in a lab coat, rubbing her hooves together , doing a "mad scientist" evil cackle!

    User thanked telperien
  • 10 years ago

    Bless you all shed laugh out loud, but ...of cause she was a mad cow aren't we all, we are just not experts in cruitsfeld Jacobs (mad cow to you!)

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  • 10 years ago

    I'm back to bed. Take care.

  • 10 years ago

    Ah f it Kate would be so cross, is the boob thing dying a death? She was proud of her boob thing...well she was a big girl....were should I be now?

    User thanked goneon
  • 10 years ago

    THREAD CLOSED. Thank you to contributors.

  • 10 years ago

  • 8 years ago
    Haha, I just put them in the gaps between my tops and jumpers on a wardrobe shelf.
  • 8 years ago
    Styker, can you sew? Craftsy have a course that shows you how to make your own. I’m getting older and retail bras don’t sit very well anymore so making my own is on the agenda.
  • 8 years ago

    Learning how to sew is on my wish list.