Originally Posted by Dee8go (Post 1626392)

At least she'll have a pair of nice focal points . . .

Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1626382)

^^^ Speaking of that, I was at a local watering hole after work with a couple of friends and we noticed a woman about our age acting-out like a much younger woman. Closer inspection revealed a helluva rack that she was calling a lot of attention to. She was with a few other women and we noticed that they were interested in her boobies, too. We figured she'd just bought a magnificent set of perfect (and large) mammaries and was looking for outside confirmation of their value.

So my mind being kind of warped in a F**ked-up way, I'm thinking long-term, like I do with women who have tramp stamps on their posterior belt line or on their boobs. What will they look like later? I mean tramp stamps sag and discolor and blend into a sort of impressionistic grey blob that slides south. But synthetic boobies are designed for eternal perkiness.

So what is this gonna look like when granny hits her stride at 75 and has the perky-boobies of a 20 yr-old? I think it's going to look very strange. What do you think. Okay, we know what Aklim thinks. What about other folks?

Originally Posted by Mistress (Post 1626615)

Implants, like tires have to be replaced, skin loses elasticity and sags, so them perky head lamps eventually will have to be re-alinged so to speak.

Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1626465)

Bifocals?

Originally Posted by Dee8go (Post 1626652)

Think of all the gross-looking tatoos we'll see in a few more years,

Originally Posted by Dee8go (Post 1626657)

It could look pretty grim at the beach in a few years.

Originally Posted by The Swede (Post 1626656)

I read that they're coming out with a tattoo ink which allows very easy removal via laser. Not so today, with multiple laser visits, scarring and traces of ink.

Originally Posted by Mistress (Post 1627433)

Another method is to place a balloon under the skin and stretch it, then cut off the tattoo, minimal scarring and doesn't hurt like the lazer.

Originally Posted by The Swede (Post 1627434)

No thanks. I'll keep mine. :)

Originally Posted by Mistress (Post 1627437)

It's probably pretty swell. I have seen some incredible beautiful ones- a lady came into the office with part of the Sixteen Chapel done on her thigh. I hope the genes(pun intended) are good later on...