UK vernacular: (1) a mistake; (2) bosom I find it unsatisfactory to describe breasts as a mistake!
And if it's a very special occasion: pooq.
It's bood if you going out -- doob if you're just staying around the house (or the Porch).
You could also call them bood if you prefer everything jammed together. (Gee, I wish I could see uselessness blush.)
If you have a problem with asymmetrical boobs, I could come around and adjust them a bit. If you like.
They (body parts) should be called doob, so that they are symmetrical.
boob
Boob
At the risk of being sexist I just think it is so great that we use the word 'boob' for a body part - it's funny!
A large (or small in some instances) nest of heaven on a woman's chest.
UK vernacular: (1) a mistake; (2) bosom
I find it unsatisfactory to describe breasts as a mistake!
And if it's a very special occasion: pooq.
It's bood if you going out -- doob if you're just staying around the house (or the Porch).
You could also call them bood if you prefer everything jammed together. (Gee, I wish I could see uselessness blush.)
If you have a problem with asymmetrical boobs, I could come around and adjust them a bit. If you like.
They (body parts) should be called doob, so that they are symmetrical.
boob
Boob
At the risk of being sexist I just think it is so great that we use the word 'boob' for a body part - it's funny!
A large (or small in some instances) nest of heaven on a woman's chest.