Pardon? :ninja:
Do you not throw them on with a little trouser and crisp white shirt?
Mine used be worn with long skirts with an indecently high split. I dread to think what Glen would say.
pardon me - for slurring bats Vampy, they would never go near flowery nylon :cheeky:
Do you not throw them on with a little trouser and crisp white shirt?
Mine used be worn with long skirts with an indecently high split. I dread to think what Glen would say.
Bet you gave Liz Hurley a run for her money (bet you wouldn't have upstaged the bride with sequined knickers on show, more class V).
What: your red shoes, your knickers, or the lack of either of these?
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My granny used to say "she's all fur coat and no knickers". Makes me laugh every time I see a snotty looking bird in a fur coat!
Never heard the red shoes one though. And for the record I don't own red shoes. lol
my nan always used to say "Red hat no draws".....:sun::sun::sun:I always understood it was 'red hat, no knickers'.
I thought it was "all fur coat and no knickers"
'Red hat, no drawers' is more about a signalling of loose morals and the promise of a good time!
I'm a red hat no knickers/drawers supporter - the saying that is, not the participation :blush: