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Would you trust them to honour the safe word?They are definitely the girls to take home to the stable, hand them the reins and then just see what happens.
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Would you trust them to honour the safe word?They are definitely the girls to take home to the stable, hand them the reins and then just see what happens.
Would you trust them to honour the safe word?
Small but mighty!
The white ones are the worst. They know the blood and viscera show up more against that coat after a pony attack.
More like whips…..They are definitely the girls to take home to the stable, hand them the reins and then just see what happens.
Looks delicious mate.
Was quite good indeedLooks delicious mate.
The duffle coat is back!Wisdom!
Down with the puffer jacket and other crimes of fashion
For years I vowed to never ever wear one of those horrid little doonas. This a fall from grace. What next, socks and sandals?www.theage.com.au
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I hate puffer jackets. I have never owned or worn one and never will.Wisdom!
Down with the puffer jacket and other crimes of fashion
For years I vowed to never ever wear one of those horrid little doonas. This a fall from grace. What next, socks and sandals?www.theage.com.au
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
Oh dear, no wonder you ditched me in the Bunton Bar the other day. I assume you saw me wearing my puffer jacket and walked straight out.I hate puffer jackets. I have never owned or worn one and never will.
Wearing a Katmandu puffer is just a sign that you have given up all independent thought.
My old man used to spray my duffle coat with some shit that was supposed to make it waterproof, it's safe to say I had a lot of wet days at the footy as a kid because the shit didn't workThe duffle coat is back!
I was hoping to break it to you gentlyOh dear, no wonder you ditched me in the Bunton Bar the other day. I assume you saw me wearing my puffer jacket and walked straight out.
Good old Scotch Guard.My old man used to spray my duffle coat with some s**t that was supposed to make it waterproof, it's safe to say I had a lot of wet days at the footy as a kid because the s**t didn't work
Wisdom!
Down with the puffer jacket and other crimes of fashion
For years I vowed to never ever wear one of those horrid little doonas. This a fall from grace. What next, socks and sandals?www.theage.com.au
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
I hate puffer jackets. I have never owned or worn one and never will.
Wearing a Katmandu puffer is just a sign that you have given up all independent thought.
Wisdom!
Down with the puffer jacket and other crimes of fashion
For years I vowed to never ever wear one of those horrid little doonas. This a fall from grace. What next, socks and sandals?www.theage.com.au
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
I hate puffer jackets. I have never owned or worn one and never will.
Wearing a Katmandu puffer is just a sign that you have given up all independent thought.
I'm pretty sure Mallory was wearing one when last seen near the summit of Everest.Active wear FTW, furthermore with a well made garment one need not look like the Michelin man.
A light, waterproof jacket made with goose down is warm, comfy, and functional. It keeps me warm when coaching the 5:30AM in freezing temperatures.
Wearing this functional clothing as a fashion statement is where we've gone wrong.
One does not use their puffer jacket as suitable date night attire. On that, I agree with the article. It's as silly as wearing a tweed jacket at Hotham.