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Originally posted by T'lainya:
<STRONG>In the US 1 KG =2.2 lbs</STRONG>
Ok, so it must be the same as the British lb, then. I edited my previous post since I made an error, 1 kg is NOT 0.22 but 0.45 lbs.

It's all a bit confusing, I recently discussed this with an English friend because he was going to join me for some paragliding, and the Swedish club needed his height and lenght to make sure they got the right equipment. Mistakes in this context is about as fun as in climbing ;)
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Hmmmm :rolleyes: I guess 4500, doesn't mean anything any more. SINCE MINERVA GOT 5000 :rolleyes:


Congrats Dp.

Why thank you, Dp. :confused:
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Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>Hmmmm :rolleyes: I guess 4500, doesn't mean anything any more. SINCE MINERVA GOT 5000 :rolleyes:

Congrats Dp.

Why thank you, Dp. :confused: </STRONG>
Sweet DP, haven't you forgotten to read the "Culture..." thread recently? We all wrote our congrats to you there :) :D

*Big hug*
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Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>Hmmmm :rolleyes: I guess 4500, doesn't mean anything any more. SINCE MINERVA GOT 5000 :rolleyes:


Congrats Dp.

Why thank you, Dp. :confused: </STRONG>
ROFL :D

We are celebrating your 4500th in other place. ;) Congraturations, anyway. Image
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Ladies, what man would go into the culture thread? Well, there is Fable, but is he really a man? :D
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Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>Ladies, what man would go into the culture thread? Well, there is Fable, but is he really a man? :D </STRONG>
:rolleyes: You are expecting to be flamed, aren't you. :D
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Perhaps some flame retardent clothing, DP? :D
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I'm a fireman now, I have the gear. :D
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Originally posted by Darkpoet:
<STRONG>I'm a fireman now, I have the gear. :D </STRONG>
You will need it if Fable reads this :D :D Me, I'm going to stay faaaar away from you :D
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Back to the topic:

Sexy: Cycle shorts (yes, you heard me, but the guy needs a nice butt and nice thighs fo course :) )

Not sexy: Sleeveless shirts on men.
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okay, how 'bout this:

Least sexy:
anything from the 80's

when men wear short shorts

when men wear bikini underwear (I don't know - I love boxers!)

when men wear tight shirts and don't have the muscle underneath

when you see a man with his bellybutton pierced (i have seem it before!)

'nuthuggers' (really tight jeans on men)

back hair (okay, it's not clothing, but i had to put that in there)

Most sexy:
i love baseball caps on guys...i think they're super cute

boxer shorts

hmmmm...i'm sure there's more but it's hard with guys, because they don't have as good of a selection of clothes as girls....

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Back to the original topic.....

Most sexy: Blue contact lenses. I'm a sucker for blue eyes. If I have to go for clothing its a dinner jacket. Even the most ugly guys can look halfway presentable in one. ;)

Least sexy: Where do I start? Tight little Speedos on not so tightlittlemen. And cream jeans and chinos. I can't stand them. And tracksuit bottoms, unless the guy wearing them has just crawled out of his bed to make you a cup of tea. Then they're sexy. :p
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To start, *Pulls out marshmallows, and waits for Fable to flame DP* Now... getting down to buisness...

Sexy:

A white dress shirt on a woman

A buisness suit

Tight blue jeans and a white vest

Any piece of swim wear they want.. :D

And my favorite Nirvana shirt after a slep over! :D


Not Sexy:

One piece casual dresses

Mumu's... (Whose sick mind created this? :eek: )

Baggy jeans

Ratty clothing...


Thats about it...
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Post by Vehemence »

To me, simple is sexy.

Theres nothing more sexy than your girlfriend wearing one of your old t-shirts.

Theres something about a girl in a tight fitting pair of jeans too. :D

Least sexy: Definitely fat chicks in those black biker pants... you know those elastic ones... *shudder* :D
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