Note to self

[davywavy]

When discussing the pleasures of the flesh with a lady, it is best not to use the phrase "your fleshy pleasures" lest she think you are suggesting she is overweight.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

May I also recommend you avoid reference to 'udders'

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

Yes - mentioning that "What we are looking at is New World Udders' when trying to impress an American with your wit and charm never works.

[(Anonymous)]

How wise you are in hindsight. I have also finding suggesting 'if you had a pair of horns you'd look like a spacehopper' remarkably ill received.

[gnommi.livejournal.com]

that's one L of a mishtake to make

[(Anonymous)]

Chicks eh?

[(Anonymous)]

And, as I have just discoverd, 'Tubby Bitch' is also a non-starter.

[jonnyargles.livejournal.com]

I find with women that the following sentences are also amongst those taken as implying she's overweight:

"We're running low on Broad beans."
"Could you pass the salt?"
"I thought I'd wear the red jumper tonight instead of the blue one."
"Do you mind if we watch 'Enders instead of Corrie tonight?"
"Cobden and Bright led the Anti-Corn Law league in the 1840's"
"Man is a plan that is aware of itself."
"Apres moi, le deluge."

&c

A true life experience:

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

"Wow, I think you're fab!"
"You called me fat!"

Re: A true life experience:

[mrmmarc.livejournal.com]

"Darling- what time is it again?"

[student-heaven.livejournal.com]

That's funny, I was called "fleshy" just this last weekend by a boy. I hope you've not started some kind of extremely insulting fad. Boo!