Trouser Teaser
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The following was set to me by a mate from Innsworth and is alledgedly a lift from the intranet:
10 May 2005 - ATTENTION RAF (FEMALE) PERSONNEL
Would you be willing to exchange 10 minutes of your time for the opportunity to influence the future design of trousers for RAF female personnel?
So what would you suggest?
This is serious stuff so no upside down leg jokes please.
10 May 2005 - ATTENTION RAF (FEMALE) PERSONNEL
Would you be willing to exchange 10 minutes of your time for the opportunity to influence the future design of trousers for RAF female personnel?
So what would you suggest?
This is serious stuff so no upside down leg jokes please.
Perhaps they should go for those hipster style trousers with a one inch zip which seem to be the thing for yoof wimmin to wear these days. Or so I'm told....
But please, not with Vickie Pollard-inspired rolls of blubber hanging out over the waistband - and the female equivalent of British workers' bum from behind...
But please, not with Vickie Pollard-inspired rolls of blubber hanging out over the waistband - and the female equivalent of British workers' bum from behind...
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In days of old when we wore "Battle Dress" my BD Blouse never quite managed to stay over or even in contact with my trousers, despite the provision of buttons designed to hold them together. The bit of one's body that stuck out in the gap was referred to as a "Beer Gut".
At the time, certain WRAF personnel wore trousers identical to those that we chaps wore, apart for the absence of a fly. I believe WRAF trousers were issued to enable those poor girls who had their legs put on backwards to cover up the damage. Beer Guts are, or were, slightly less unsightly than back to front legs...
At the time, certain WRAF personnel wore trousers identical to those that we chaps wore, apart for the absence of a fly. I believe WRAF trousers were issued to enable those poor girls who had their legs put on backwards to cover up the damage. Beer Guts are, or were, slightly less unsightly than back to front legs...
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Blacksheep, our national service WRAFs wore skirts with ever rising waist lines. Matched to their vertical stature, national service high energy, high carb diets and the days before the invention of tights . . .
They were the batting staff to dozens of baby navs.
I leave the rest to your imagination.
You don't see them like that nowadays.
They were the batting staff to dozens of baby navs.
I leave the rest to your imagination.
You don't see them like that nowadays.
I believe this item of apparel (the low slung lady's trouser) to be colloquially known as 'Minge skimmers', m'lud.
Does anyone know where one might get a young blonde WRAF officer serviced? Apart from the Mess at Odiham, that is?
I'll get me coat.....
Does anyone know where one might get a young blonde WRAF officer serviced? Apart from the Mess at Odiham, that is?
I'll get me coat.....
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Oh dear. It would appear that Mrs BEagle does not wear said apparel (purely to hide the VPL).
BEagle obviously very jealous of those of us who are priviliged to watch donning and un-donning of the garment by our wives, mistresses, girlfriends.
BEagle obviously very jealous of those of us who are priviliged to watch donning and un-donning of the garment by our wives, mistresses, girlfriends.
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Or just a welcome reminder that girls show more than their ankles this generation
Even better where can a young chap FIND a young blonde WRAF officer?
Does anyone know where one might get a young blonde WRAF officer serviced?