"Kalmia" > wrote in message
...

> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. I figure
> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.

Good for you girl You know the bride, you know her tastes... you know you
have it right)
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https://www.shop.helpforheroes.org.uk/

"Ophelia" wrote:
>"Kalmia" wrote:
>
>> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. I figure
>> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
>> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
>> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.
>
>Good for you girl You know the bride, you know her tastes...

I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire of men
looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.

On Mar 18, 4:27*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> "Ophelia" wrote:
> >"Kalmia" wrote:
>
> >> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. *I figure
> >> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
> >> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
> >> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.
>
> >Good for you girl *You know the bride, you know her tastes...
>
> I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
> Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire of men
> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.

You think coffee is tacky and juvenile - and I think a VS card lacks
class for a couple this age.

By the way, Shel, it's a HOHNER harmonica. See-- I DID read all the
replies, even if that was a borderline sermon.

Kalmia wrote:
>Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> "Ophelia" wrote:
>> >"Kalmia" wrote:
>>
>> >> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. *I figure
>> >> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
>> >> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
>> >> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.
>>
>> >Good for you girl *You know the bride, you know her tastes...
>>
>> I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
>> Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
>> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire of men
>> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.
>
>You think coffee is tacky and juvenile - and I think a VS card lacks
>class for a couple this age.

Hey, I resemble that remark, I'm that age! There is nothing tacky or
juvenile about high quality undergarments. And I don't think folks my
age need much utilitarian stuff... I'm sure they'd recieve lots of
enjoyment just perusing the catalogue while deciding what to buy.
Wouldn't you just shit if when you went to visit and peeked into their
bedroom you noticed the four poster bed and mirrored ceiling.

>By the way, Shel, it's a HOHNER harmonica. See-- I DID read all the
>replies, even if that was a borderline sermon.

I bought two of these but not from he
http://www.creektree.net/index.php?m...roducts_id=951

I bought the harmonicas here along with the two Slinkys and the two
wooden train whistles... they no longer have the harmonica or the
whistles but they still have the Slinky:
http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/d...ssor=co ntent
Duluth Trading sells a lot of nice things.
The harmonicas are still in their sealed boxes... I've been very
tempted to open one and try it but I want them to remain new until I
give them to some kid... the parents will either hate me or love me. I
tend to stock up on inexpensive but quality and educational toys
around Christmas time because I know a lot of items will quickly get
sold out. I'm already stocked up for this coming Christmas, and a few
birthdays.

On Mar 18, 5:55*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> Kalmia wrote:
> >Brooklyn1 wrote:
> >> "Ophelia" wrote:
> >> >"Kalmia" wrote:
>
> >> >> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. I figure
> >> >> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
> >> >> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
> >> >> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.
>
> >> >Good for you girl You know the bride, you know her tastes...
>
> >> I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
> >> Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
> >> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire of men
> >> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.
>
> >You think coffee is tacky and juvenile - and I think a VS card lacks
> >class for a couple this age.
>
> Hey, I resemble that remark, I'm that age! *There is nothing tacky or
> juvenile about high quality undergarments. *And I don't think folks my
> age need much utilitarian stuff... I'm sure they'd recieve lots of
> enjoyment just perusing the catalogue while deciding what to buy.
> Wouldn't you just shit if when you went to visit and peeked into their
> bedroom you noticed the four poster bed and mirrored ceiling.
>

Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over 65.
I could see it as a shower gift, though.

On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 09:08:48 -0700 (PDT), spamtrap1888
> wrote:

>On Mar 18, 5:55*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
>> Kalmia wrote:
>> >Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> >> "Ophelia" wrote:
>> >> >"Kalmia" wrote:
>>
>> >> >> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. I figure
>> >> >> better to give this type of gift than something they don't need. I
>> >> >> also figured between the two households combining, there is prob. a
>> >> >> coffee mill, but I'm not about to ask them.
>>
>> >> >Good for you girl You know the bride, you know her tastes...
>>
>> >> I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
>> >> Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
>> >> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire of men
>> >> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.
>>
>> >You think coffee is tacky and juvenile - and I think a VS card lacks
>> >class for a couple this age.
>>
>> Hey, I resemble that remark, I'm that age! *There is nothing tacky or
>> juvenile about high quality undergarments. *And I don't think folks my
>> age need much utilitarian stuff... I'm sure they'd recieve lots of
>> enjoyment just perusing the catalogue while deciding what to buy.
>> Wouldn't you just shit if when you went to visit and peeked into their
>> bedroom you noticed the four poster bed and mirrored ceiling.
>>
>
>Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over 65.

So what, no retailer targets senior citizens... but srs have the most
disposable income and they certainly do buy expensive undergarments.

Brooklyn1 wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 09:08:48 -0700 (PDT), spamtrap1888
> > wrote:
>
>> On Mar 18, 5:55 pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
>>> Kalmia wrote:
>>>> Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>>>> "Ophelia" wrote:
>>>>>> "Kalmia" wrote:
>>>
>>>>>>> I DO know the bride very well and know she loves coffee. I
>>>>>>> figure better to give this type of gift than something they
>>>>>>> don't need. I also figured between the two households
>>>>>>> combining, there is prob. a coffee mill, but I'm not about to
>>>>>>> ask them.
>>>
>>>>>> Good for you girl You know the bride, you know her tastes...
>>>
>>>>> I still think they would have appreciated the gift certificate to
>>>>> Victoria's Secret... age makes no differnece... men never tire of
>>>>> looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.... women never tire
>>>>> of men looking, dreaming, licking their lips, etc.
>>>
>>>> You think coffee is tacky and juvenile - and I think a VS card
>>>> lacks class for a couple this age.
>>>
>>> Hey, I resemble that remark, I'm that age! There is nothing tacky or
>>> juvenile about high quality undergarments. And I don't think folks
>>> my age need much utilitarian stuff... I'm sure they'd recieve lots
>>> of enjoyment just perusing the catalogue while deciding what to buy.
>>> Wouldn't you just shit if when you went to visit and peeked into
>>> their bedroom you noticed the four poster bed and mirrored ceiling.
>>>
>>
>> Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over
>> 65.
>
> So what, no retailer targets senior citizens... but srs have the most
> disposable income and they certainly do buy expensive undergarments.

Actually there are some that do, but they assume all seniors are addle
brained or handicapped in some way.

spamtrap1888 wrote:
> On Mar 18, 5:55 pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
>
> Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over 65.
> I could see it as a shower gift, though.

I'm 51 and their panties are the only ones I can wear. They're the only
ones that fit me right. I don't buy too much else from them though.
Occasionally bras and yoga pants.

On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 14:14:42 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote:

>spamtrap1888 wrote:
>> On Mar 18, 5:55 pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
>>
>> Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over 65.
>> I could see it as a shower gift, though.
>
>I'm 51 and their panties are the only ones I can wear. They're the only
>ones that fit me right. I don't buy too much else from them though.
>Occasionally bras and yoga pants.


Wow, 51 and still a tight ass... pictures please!

On 3/19/2011 4:14 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
> spamtrap1888 wrote:
>> On Mar 18, 5:55 pm, Brooklyn1<Gravesend1> wrote:
>>
>> Victoria's Secret is targeted far more to women under 35 than over 65.
>> I could see it as a shower gift, though.
> I'm 51 and their panties are the only ones I can wear. They're the only
> ones that fit me right. I don't buy too much else from them though.
> Occasionally bras and yoga pants.

Victoria's Secret has lovely bras for small breasted women, but tiny
ones were all they had. :-(

Becca