Corsets: OT sort of
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Nope that's it you're banned from corset night!
Alright, I lied.
There are quite a few women who wear jeans/slacks with their corsets. I usually wear a skirt just because.
Again, feel what you feel like wearing... If you want to join in the corset night please feel free. If you want to wear jeans with your corset, go for it. If you want to wear a tee-shirt and a kilt, that's cool too.
Kitty- Thanks for getting my back.
-Metal
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/progpower-usa/315169-corsets-ot-sort-2.html#post6360781
If you want to track back, I mentioned int that post that women not in corsets have been involved in the picture as well. It's not meant to single anyone (or any group) out by any means.
-Metal
J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
kittybeast
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Originally Posted by sarbah77 View Post
...would get quite a turnout with bondage, though.
-Sarah
...would get quite a turnout with bondage, though.
-Sarah
Heaven and Hell Records
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I believe it was Frankie Banali that called them "the fleas and ticks of rock and roll". Metal cheerleaders, in more ways than one.
I wonder if there is a Julia Roberts movie somewhere in this whole discussion. Perhaps someone could pitch it to 'Life Time. But if somehow it made a "chick flick" these ladies might force some poor guys to have to go sit though it in order to get a "happy ending" to the evening.
I most say this is funnier than the board were I saw the people discussing what band t shirts they would wear at the fest. The odd thing there was it was guys discussing their clothes. I always thought the worrying about fashion for men in rock died with Poison's career, guess not. Well, don't tell Manowar about these guys.
As for the women I wonder how much Girlschool or Rock Goddess worried about fashion over the music. Then again I respected them for not being so shallow in appearance. But I guess you guys are needed like high school cheerleaders. Why I'm I suddenly thinking of 'Heathers'?
I wonder if there is a Julia Roberts movie somewhere in this whole discussion. Perhaps someone could pitch it to 'Life Time. But if somehow it made a "chick flick" these ladies might force some poor guys to have to go sit though it in order to get a "happy ending" to the evening.
I most say this is funnier than the board were I saw the people discussing what band t shirts they would wear at the fest. The odd thing there was it was guys discussing their clothes. I always thought the worrying about fashion for men in rock died with Poison's career, guess not. Well, don't tell Manowar about these guys.
As for the women I wonder how much Girlschool or Rock Goddess worried about fashion over the music. Then again I respected them for not being so shallow in appearance. But I guess you guys are needed like high school cheerleaders. Why I'm I suddenly thinking of 'Heathers'?
kittybeast
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no one is 'worried' about what to wear and this isn't about fashion over the music. I certainly don't feel shallow about my appearance because I choose to participate in some 'theme' night, crimeaney can't a girl have some fun
Meanmistreator
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freakchylde
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no one is 'worried' about what to wear and this isn't about fashion over the music. I certainly don't feel shallow about my appearance because I choose to participate in some 'theme' night, crimeaney can't a girl have some fun
No, we're supposed to sit around and be quiet. Fun is reserved for kids who have nothing better to do than pick on each other and have food fights. Being adult is about focusing on the details of something, not the experience of something. Or did you miss that memo?
Of course, I wasn't cool enough, or hot enough, or shallow enough to be voted in to the position of cheerleader when I was in school. Then again, I had better things to do with my HS career than show my underwear and support a losing cause.
J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
no one is 'worried' about what to wear and this isn't about fashion over the music. I certainly don't feel shallow about my appearance because I choose to participate in some 'theme' night, crimeaney can't a girl have some fun
No, you're supposed to sit there and look bored....
No, we're supposed to sit around and be quiet. Fun is reserved for kids who have nothing better to do than pick on each other and have food fights. Being adult is about focusing on the details of something, not the experience of something. Or did you miss that memo?
Of course, I wasn't cool enough, or hot enough, or shallow enough to be voted in to the position of cheerleader when I was in school. Then again, I had better things to do with my HS career than show my underwear and support a losing cause.
That's the attitude!!
Some of the ladies at this fest rock just as hard as the guys do, and sometimes even more so.... Maybe you should be handing out towels in the Manowar locker room? Prog Power is all about FUN & good music, and I honestly don't see a "flea"/"tick" in the bunch....
(p.s. I do agree that guys openly discussing (in detail) what to wear to a fest/show is a little weird!)
OrbWeaver
BECAUSE FALCONER
I think this is proof of bonding without a corsett. I think......maybe.
Wow. You know, I wish I had the body to do that with my AMoLaD shirt.
Also, I want to see J-Dubya in a corset.
As for Mr. (or Ms.) Heaven and Hell Records up there: Thank you oh-so-much for the vote of confidence. It certainly seems to me that the only one here overly-concered with this "fashion" idea is you.
J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
Also, I want to see J-Dubya in a corset.
And here I was going to start a Pay Pal campaign for people to donate for NOT seeing me in a corset!
I'll wear one if Al does... As long as the lacers are gentle with my a-cups!
Yippee38
Living the dream!
And here I was going to start a Pay Pal campaign for people to donate for NOT seeing me in a corset!
I'll wear one if Al does... As long as the lacers are gentle with my a-cups!
Just give me the Paypal account, and I'll donate to prevent that!
(no offense man)
OrbWeaver
BECAUSE FALCONER
Al just sort of whimpered and said "no!" when I told him about this, J-Dubya.
I can't even get Al to wear a kilt.
I can't even get Al to wear a kilt.
J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
It's ok, I understand.....
(not even a butt corset? I'll practice walking on my hands again!)
Al just sort of whimpered and said "no!" when I told him about this, J-Dubya.
I can't even get Al to wear a kilt.
That man needs to get in touch with his tightly bound skirted side!
I would guess a kilt/corset combo would be out of the question?
OrbWeaver
BECAUSE FALCONER
That man needs to get in touch with his tightly bound skirted side!
I would guess a kilt/corset combo would be out of the question?
Utterly out of the question. I think that suggestion just might break his brain. No, Al won't wear a kilt because he doesn't like, as he put it "Free ballin'." PAH.
lady_space
Porno kitty
Oh, piss off already. Jesus fucking christ. None of us are there just to dress up--we're there for the music. I wasn't aware you couldn't do both. God forbid.
Entrerie
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After reading your diatribe, I can't help but notice the irony of you being affronted by feminine things when you yourself sound like a douche bag.
Heaven and Hell Records
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Wow. You know, I wish I had the body to do that with my AMoLaD shirt.
Also, I want to see J-Dubya in a corset.
As for Mr. (or Ms.) Heaven and Hell Records up there: Thank you oh-so-much for the vote of confidence. It certainly seems to me that the only one here overly-concered with this "fashion" idea is you.
Just making a funny observation. Personally don't care, it's just typical of most women. Interesting to see that most are no different no matter what the situation. Well have fun at what you do.
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