One for the ladies...
Now a colleague " mistakenly obviously " referred to me as PORTLY ..!! the other day .
Got me thinking.....now if you ladies were to see this on FAB as a description... would it be a Yes or No???
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"I don't really know. It makes me think of an elderly gentleman.
Well personally I'd be gutted if someone called me this "
It reminds me of a tubby, barrel shaped man, in a t suit, holding a brandy. |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"I don't really know. It makes me think of an elderly gentleman.
Well personally I'd be gutted if someone called me this
It reminds me of a tubby, barrel shaped man, in a t suit, holding a brandy."
That was a tw eed suit. |
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"It's quite an old fashioned word and makes me think of elderly regency gentlemen with gout
Exactly. A character in a farcical stage play comes to mind."
With a weskit and a pocket watch, much moustachioed |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"It's quite an old fashioned word and makes me think of elderly regency gentlemen with gout
Exactly. A character in a farcical stage play comes to mind.
With a weskit and a pocket watch, much moustachioed "
Yes! |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"It's quite an old fashioned word and makes me think of elderly regency gentlemen with gout
Exactly. A character in a farcical stage play comes to mind.
With a weskit and a pocket watch, much moustachioed
Yes! "
Samuel Pickwick |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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would you look at home sat in the middle of a monopoly board?
Do you lust for a rotund chap of meaningful stature?
Get yourself to PortlyPortal.com for all your portly needs |
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"It's quite an old fashioned word and makes me think of elderly regency gentlemen with gout
Exactly. A character in a farcical stage play comes to mind.
With a weskit and a pocket watch, much moustachioed
Yes!
Samuel Pickwick "
The embodiment of portly |
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