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Daily trivia,
Pictures of Emm
Our bus journey from Bala a fortnight ago brought back sweet memories. The Eisteddfod was still in full swing, but most youngsters, unless they are competing themselves or supporting friends, prefer the rock and pop of the evening sessions - not to mention the carryings-on in their tents at night. So the bus was crowded with attractive young girls on their way to sample the delights of Barmouth, a popular seaside resort. Emma remarked how skilfully they had applied their eye makeup. But we both also noticed that all the young women were wearing sleeveless summer tops and without exception their bra-straps were showing. Black bra-straps at that. Almost as if it were a fashion statement (which it may be, for all I know). Now when I was a teenager, the mere sight of a bra-strap was enough to quicken the pulse. A black bra-strap meant an instant and usually inconvenient erection. Presumably, lads of today are not so easily turned on. (Nor are pervy old men in case you’re wondering.) Isn’t that sad?
Our bus journey from Bala a fortnight ago brought back sweet memories. The Eisteddfod was still in full swing, but most youngsters, unless they are competing themselves or supporting friends, prefer the rock and pop of the evening sessions - not to mention the carryings-on in their tents at night. So the bus was crowded with attractive young girls on their way to sample the delights of Barmouth, a popular seaside resort. Emma remarked how skilfully they had applied their eye makeup. But we both also noticed that all the young women were wearing sleeveless summer tops and without exception their bra-straps were showing. Black bra-straps at that. Almost as if it were a fashion statement (which it may be, for all I know). Now when I was a teenager, the mere sight of a bra-strap was enough to quicken the pulse. A black bra-strap meant an instant and usually inconvenient erection. Presumably, lads of today are not so easily turned on. (Nor are pervy old men in case you’re wondering.) Isn’t that sad?
