A comment I’ve been wondering about for weeks, from “Rich Man Seeking BBW”, in response to a post on bra shopping:
has any women have any lingerie like too sell $200 dollars
So…he’s budgeted $200 for lingerie? Or he’s willing to pay $200 for lingerie that someone’s worn, which, um, not my thing but not hurting anyone either? How does this combine with his handle? “I’ll drop $200 on your lingerie, babe, just think what I’ll spend on you during a weekend in Vegas.” Or was it originally longer, like “Rich Man Seeking BBW Lingerie” and got cut off or something?
My wife got an offer like this once. The guy wanted to pay her to send him lingerie he’d worn. We both considered it for a while… hell, free money for sending dirty underwear? But in the end, it just seemed too creepy. Maybe we should have done it. :)
Peace,
Shannon
This is why grammar exists, people!
Especially if your needs are . . . special . . . .and are therefore naturally open (and lord knows no puns are intended here) to misinterpretation anyway.