Flip flops

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I will never complain about my less than pert boobs again!

Comments

  1. Maternal Tales7:25 pm, June 17, 2009

    Oh my!!! And I thought mine were bad!!

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  2. Janie7:36 pm, June 17, 2009

    Oh my gosh! And I thought Dolly Parton had problem boobs...

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  3. Suburbia8:14 pm, June 17, 2009

    OMG it must take her ages to get her balance! And what cup size would that be do you think??

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  4. A Woman Of No Importance8:28 pm, June 17, 2009

    How did you get that candid pic of me, Saz?! xox

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  5. Anonymous9:02 pm, June 17, 2009

    That picture must have been transmogrified! No woman could live with those and look that happy. Could they?

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  6. Reasons9:07 pm, June 17, 2009

    She has my share!

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  7. Woman in a Window9:36 pm, June 17, 2009

    Tell me those are not real. I'm crying. I'm so sad. Someone save me and tell me they're not real.

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  8. Queen-Size funny bone9:55 pm, June 17, 2009

    she needs to throw those babies over her shoulder before trying to get up.wow

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  9. Grace Albaugh9:58 pm, June 17, 2009

    I can't wrap my mind around this even being real. Is it real? Really?

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  10. presious10:06 pm, June 17, 2009

    OH MY GOODNESS!!!! That is soooo abnormal!! That should be against the law!! Wow! How must her back and shoulders feel from carrying those boobs! They probably hang down to her knees once she manages to get up. That would turn a man off, he would run from her!!

    Wow....

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  11. Bee10:08 pm, June 17, 2009

    Goodness, they look like powerful slingshots . . . with boulders ready to fire.

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  12. Amy12:50 am, June 18, 2009

    Double Oh my! :-X

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  13. Cynthia L. H.12:59 am, June 18, 2009

    O! M! G!!!!

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  14. Leslie:1:05 am, June 18, 2009

    Does she work in a circus??? lol

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  15. Creager Studios1:34 am, June 18, 2009

    Holy Mother of Budda...I am in pain just looking at those....


    Jodi

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  16. Rosaria Williams2:38 am, June 18, 2009

    Surely, they can't be real.

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  17. Expat mum3:24 am, June 18, 2009

    M&S's bid to get more people to buy their extra supportive bra's. Shame on them!

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  18. sallymandy5:09 am, June 18, 2009

    Wait a minute. Do you think this is for real? Can you do this with Photoshop?

    Please tell me this isn't for real. If so, why is she smiling??

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  19. ♥ Braja7:28 am, June 18, 2009

    Holy crap!

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  20. Saz8:01 am, June 18, 2009

    I thought this must be a photoshop doo daa..but then the right boob would be in front of her leg not behind it surely, shirley?

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  21. jay9:14 am, June 18, 2009

    Oh, yes, you can do that with Photoshop! But why would you want to?

    Oh yeah ... because it's kinda funny!

    Especially when you realise that they cannot. possibly. be. real.

    ROFL!

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  22. Eleonora Baldwin10:40 am, June 18, 2009

    Eeewww gross. Surely not real, but who would ever think of generating such an ugly image of a woman's body? A mysogenist.

    Or a plastic surgeon.

    Ciao, Saz - know that I bought a new bikini today, in spite of my absurdly ample midriff, arse and thighs. Ad maiora!

    Lola xx

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  23. Robin's Egg Bleu1:33 pm, June 18, 2009

    Boy, someone sure had fun with their photoshop!

    Then again, the idea could have been inspired by my bosom, were I ever to expose the world to the girls in a bikini top.

    But it'll never happen. I'd probably get a ticket.

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  24. ADDY2:46 pm, June 18, 2009

    OMG. It even makes my melons look exceedingly small.

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  25. Scriptor Senex3:00 pm, June 18, 2009

    Makes me glad I'm a bloke. Perhaps I'd better rephrase that - it makes me glad I'm not a woman!

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  26. aims4:49 pm, June 18, 2009

    I won't be complaining any more either.....wowza! What size cup is that?

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