Marriage

[Crow]

Make up looks great when done well only problem is most people don't do make-up well. Scouse brows awful and the ridiculous amount of younger women these days seem to have mistaken looking like a drag queen for being sexy, btw it isn't. Personally I like natural looking make-up that matches the individuals skin tone and enhances certain features like these:







I also like make-up that has more of an impact but seeing as I have just overloaded the page with images won't to do it again.

[En_Route]

Crow, I agree with your strictures re the modern predilection for uber-slap. I also applaud  your policy of using the flimsiest of excuses to post pictures of gorgeous women.

[Ali]

^^^ Haha, next he'll want to talk about how a bikini enhances the female form, with examples....

[En_Route]

^^^ Haha, next he'll want to talk about how a bikini enhances the female form, with examples....

Bring it on.

[Crow]

I also applaud  your policy of using the flimsiest of excuses to post pictures of gorgeous women.

you noticed.

^^^ Haha, next he'll want to talk about how a bikini enhances the female form, with examples....

I don't rate bikinis. Lingerie on the other hand...

[The Black Jester]

I also applaud  your policy of using the flimsiest of excuses to post pictures of gorgeous women.

you noticed.

^^^ Haha, next he'll want to talk about how a bikini enhances the female form, with examples....

I don't rate bikinis. Lingerie on the other hand...

Oh, it's on...!

[En_Route]

I also applaud  your policy of using the flimsiest of excuses to post pictures of gorgeous women.

you noticed.

^^^ Haha, next he'll want to talk about how a bikini enhances the female form, with examples....

I don't rate bikinis. Lingerie on the other hand...

Oh, it's on...!

Even better off.

[Recusant]

. . .  Scouse brows . . .

I'm aware of the term "Scouse" but had never heard of "Scouse brow." I found an interesting article on the Daily Mail's website (I know, but this sort of thing is what the Mail excels at) which explores the regional variations of the great British female eyebrow:

Daily Mail | Forget Scouse brows, what about the plank, the tadpole and the happy brow? How women's eyebrows reveal where they hail from even better than accents

So thank you for that!  

[Sweetdeath]

I'd be interested to know what people here think of with regards to marriage?

Late to the party again.  Personally, I have no interest in marriage and never did -- I always knew that wasn't for me.  I saw good marriages and bad marriages growing up and wanted no part of any of it.  Having written that, I will admit to feeling in a little in awe of long time couples who are still affectionate with each other. 

I tend to think of marriage as a hold-over from primitive, tribal times which is constantly being tweaked to try to make it fit the modern world better.  Maybe we don't really need legal marriage anymore, but as long as it still is a legal issue I'd like to see the rules about who can and can't marry be fair and reasonable. 

So far, I haven't heard a single argument against same-sex marriage that makes a bit of sense, isn't rooted in personal religous beliefs or couldn't also be used to ban opposite-sex marriage.  The same goes for polygamous marriages.  As far as I can see, people involved in a marriage all have the same basic needs and as long as they're consenting adults it shouldn't matter to the law how many of them there are or what their sexes are.

Better late than never, Books.

[Crow]

Daily Mail | Forget Scouse brows, what about the plank, the tadpole and the happy brow? How women's eyebrows reveal where they hail from even better than accents

So thank you for that! 

I hate myself for knowing this but that article is wrong.  - Then again the daily mail is always wrong.

[Recusant]

Do tell!

[En_Route]

Daily Mail | Forget Scouse brows, what about the plank, the tadpole and the happy brow? How women's eyebrows reveal where they hail from even better than accents

So thank you for that! 

I hate myself for knowing this but that article is wrong.  - Then again the daily mail is always wrong.

It is a myth that the Daily Mail never prints the truth. It has the right price on it.

[Crow]

Do tell!

LOL

I got the sarcasm but seeing as I have nothing better to do it's really more like Elizabeth Taylors eyebrows but entirely made out of make-up. From the article the Middleton lass has the most scouse of brows but not as fake. This is a scouse brow and they are fucking horrible.

[Recusant]

Cool. That one young lady with the black hair seemed to be a particularly good example. I actually like the more natural version the Mail is calling the "South brow," finding heavily plucked brows off-putting. But then, being a unibrow myself, I suppose I'm just showing my tribal loyalty.

[DeterminedJuliet]

I had never heard of a "scouse brow" before, either.

I do have a make-up pet-peeve, though. Some women love to abuse the cat-eye look. When done well, it can look really sophisticated and flattering. But a lot of people take the "more must be better" approach and it just looks... bad (in my opinion). I had a supervisor who used to wear eye makeup similar to the second picture on a daily basis.

Nice Cat-eye



Bad Cat-eye


I agree, Crow. The women you posted are all very beautiful with nicely done make-up that enhances rather than distracts.