Monday, April 12, 2010

taken at my friend's wedding dinner two years ago

Bernice ?

The shape of things: women's cups runneth over

 


April 12, 2010

YOUNG women are carrying more on their shoulders than previous
generations, and a lot of it has to do with the size of their breasts.

As a nation we are getting bigger all over, but the number of
''average-sized'' women with above average bust lines has ballooned,
with the most common bra cup size increasing from a B to a DD in the
past 50 years.

Women's health experts blame a range of environmental and hormonal
factors, while lingerie specialists say some women have realised they
have been wearing the wrong bra size for years.

There has been a sharp increase in slim women, particularly teenagers,
with very large chests up to a F or G cup, says a bra fitter, Esther
Labi.

''A lot of teenagers wear a 10F - they're slim girls but they have boobs.''

Ms Labi's company, Storm in a D Cup, caters for well-endowed women who
often have had an unsatisfying experience in a mainstream store.

''There is a frustration in clothes not being available when you're
small in the body but big in the bust,'' she says.

A Myer lingerie fitter, Carol Ferlito, says about half of all the
customers she sees are bigger than a DD cup. According to official
company data, plus-size bras account for one-third of total sales.

Ms Ferlito regularly fits girls aged 11 and 12 in sizes D and DD, even
for their first bra.

''The younger generation are developing a lot earlier. Sometimes mums
don't realise how big their daughters are,'' she says.

Bigger bust lines are typical in societies that have become more
westernised, including in Asia, says Susan Davis, a professor in
women's health at Monash University.

The combination of early-onset puberty, delaying childbirth and an
increase in overall body fat create a hormonal cocktail that is
conducive to bigger breasts.

''If you go through puberty at age 12 you have a longer time for your
breasts to get bigger. Fat tissue produces oestrogen which leads to
increase in breast tissue.''

Professor Davis believes oestrogens in the food chain and exposure to
chemicals, rather than synthetic hormones found in the pill and
hormonal replacement therapies, are also causing women's chests to
expand.

And that excludes the thousands of Australian women who each year
elect to have their breasts surgically enhanced.

Ms Ferlito says she can spot a breast enlargement a mile away.
''They're difficult to fit, not a natural shape. The breast doesn't
fall naturally into the bra,'' she says.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/lifematters/the-shape-of-things-womens-cups-runneth-over-20100411-s0wb.html

Viewing pleasure

a MILF sexy in one of my customer's office.

Here's something to enjoy, a MILF sexy in one of my customer's office.caught my attention straight away. Enjoy the fairness of the fair and smooth skin.... wah beh tahan.

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Taken by SE C905 where we can choose the best pics. Have patient and the correct timing.

saw this big boob syt go buy fruits

this picture here i took last time. saw this big boob syt go buy fruits so i also quickly cross the road and buy some fruit then when she is paying i take picture of her fruits. hahahaha.

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nice pair of bouncy boobs