Weight?

Posted By: NN on 2005-08-02
In Reply to: Speak for yourself, but I'm a rather shapely 56-y-o MT whose been sm - Ah-hem!

What in the world does weight have to do with being an MT? Boy, there are sure some nasty, catty women on here. This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of.

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A paycheck - Monica Lewsky
- I just want to say...sm - HomeMT
- reply to Monica - Monica Lewsky
  - I've been hammering out the lines - Bootylicious
  - That was rude and uncalled for!! nm - Louise
    - Maybe so, but it was right on the money accurate nonetheless! - Monica's right!
      - Speak for yourself, but I'm a rather shapely 56-y-o MT whose been sm - Ah-hem!
        Weight? - NN
        oops-- should be who's not whose! I need a brownie. - Ah-hem!
        Good for you. I've gained 10 pounds since high school graduation in 1976. - :)
        Gained about 26 or 27 since graduation in 1977, but - A
        Gained even more since 76! - kyradmt
        kyradmt - Anon
    - Here's a quarter, Louise. - trudy gomez

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