B bookslover Puritan Board Doctor May 26, 2015 #1 Apparently, today is "Thick Girl Appreciation Day". (Boy, it's hard to keep up with all the cultural terminology.)
Apparently, today is "Thick Girl Appreciation Day". (Boy, it's hard to keep up with all the cultural terminology.)
Edward Puritanboard Commissioner May 26, 2015 #3 bookslover said: Thick Click to expand... Well, 'thick' used to mean dull or slow witted. Does it mean something else now?
bookslover said: Thick Click to expand... Well, 'thick' used to mean dull or slow witted. Does it mean something else now?
Andres Puritan Board Doctor May 26, 2015 #4 "Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though.
"Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though.
LightBringer Puritan Board Freshman May 26, 2015 #5 'Thick' now is a modern euphemism for overweight.
B bookslover Puritan Board Doctor May 26, 2015 #6 Andres said: "Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though. Click to expand... Something on the lighter side, just for a bit of amusement.
Andres said: "Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though. Click to expand... Something on the lighter side, just for a bit of amusement.
Edward Puritanboard Commissioner May 26, 2015 #7 Grumman Tomcat said: 'Thick' now is a modern euphemism for overweight. Click to expand... One should learn something new every day. I guess this counts for today's lesson.
Grumman Tomcat said: 'Thick' now is a modern euphemism for overweight. Click to expand... One should learn something new every day. I guess this counts for today's lesson.
Miss Marple Puritan Board Junior May 26, 2015 #8 I can't believe you posted that here!! (not necessarily overweight. It means large in the hip area)
Alan D. Strange Puritan Board Senior May 26, 2015 #9 Thanks a lot, Richard. I'm trying to listen to some Rossini while I work and now all I can hear in my head is the old "Too Thick Polka!" Peace, Alan
Thanks a lot, Richard. I'm trying to listen to some Rossini while I work and now all I can hear in my head is the old "Too Thick Polka!" Peace, Alan
earl40 Puritan Board Professor May 27, 2015 #10 Andres said: "Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though. Click to expand... You and I will have to wait for Thick and Hairy day.
Andres said: "Thick" is synonymous with curvy. I'm not sure why someone thought this deserved a thread on the PB though. Click to expand... You and I will have to wait for Thick and Hairy day.