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Date Posted: 07:19:01 07/07/12 Sat
Author: doc
Subject: You should see them when they get stretched out in pregnancy! And you don't even want to know what they look like after C-section scar. I've watched many an OB "try" to put them back together again, LOL!!!
In reply to: JJ Ronda--The beauty of the dress is negated by the ugly exposed tattoo, IMO. 's message, "Whenever I see women with those huge, ugly tattoos in very exposed parts of their body, I think of two things. Well, actually, I think of a lot of things (see Cece's post below), but the two foremost are 1) How will that affect their professional career? and 2) How will that look when paired with fancy, elegent wedding dress?" on 19:58:45 07/06/12 Fri


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