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  • #81
    There was a boob joke I got on e-mail awhile back about what the cup letters stand for:

    A - almost boobs
    B - barely there
    C - can't complain
    D - damn!
    DD - double damn!
    E - enormous
    F - fake

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    • #82
      How can you wear those tank tops and not feel "boobalicious". Do you wear a support strapless bra if there is such a thing? I too am your size and wouldn't change a thing [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_razz.gif[/img] but I often look in amazement at those who wear tank tops and wonder *how*.

      Love my Quarter Horse!

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      • #83
        Ladies,

        I am probably one of the larger chested woman on the board. Not that this is a brag or a feeling of superiority. NO this comes from being of fine Hearty Irish Peasant Stock. I was in the 40DD's as a teenager....

        When I rode as a child they really never had any special type of bra's for "sports" so you had to make due. Yes I learned in lessons to kind of squeeze my inside elbows in and hold those bad girls in place all the while still allowing my arm to flow with the contact and not letting either my wrists or breast bounce. Took years of practice but I became damn good at it.

        Fast forward to my late 20's. Now they have sports bra's to help control all the natural body jiggling. trainer ( God love him!) suggests I try wearing one or two. I being the dutiful student went and got two. Well I was 1/2 hour late to the lesson because I had a problem SQUEEEEZING into them. Well the lesson went ok (Mind you this is July). Little hard to breath in but I chalked it up to humidity. Finished the lesson, did chores and went to the house to change. I had planned to spend the night at the trainers and go to the show the next morning with them. Well lo and behold I COULD NOT get the bra's off! I had to call the TWO trainers to come wrestle them off of me. We were all laughing so hard it was almost impossible to get them off because they had conformed to my shape.... Needless to say I went back to my regular old Playtex 18 hour special the next day to show in but the stories that flew fast and furious about the disrobing were hysterical. Never again did I attempt a foray into the sports bra arena.

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        • #84
          <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Coreene:
          1. take out at least 1 lb from each boob
          2. be a DD or larger
          3. have dents in your shoulders from your bra straps

          I met all three. Best thing I ever did, insurance covered it all and I only had to pay $20 in copayment.

          They are now a D, after being a DDDDDDDDANG THEY'RE BIG. My whole family has had 'em.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


          Well, I meet all requirements [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img] plus I have lots of back and neck problems. I have been wanting this forever, but at the same time I'm scared $hitless. Before doing any surgery I have to take meds to help blood clotting since I bleed for five or six hours from a simple paper cut.

          And BTW why is it so friggin difficult to find a pretty bra that fits and holds boobs when you actually have them? They all look like orthopedic shoes with big ole straps. Woman with boobs need bras, can't someone make them nice looking?
          Just because I have a short attention span doesn\'t mean I

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          • #85
            I was a 34 DD and I have always had to wear two bras to ride or play sports which I have done since highschool. So of course I've always had back and shoulder pain. However exactly a week ago today I had breast reduction surgery. The doctor removed a pound from one side and a little over a pound from the other. Looks like I'm going to be a large B or small C!! Can't wait to try and ride in 1 bra in 6-8wks. Hopefully no more indented shoulders. So far the pain hasn't been too bad. I'm a little sore and I can't move around as well as I like, but the whole ordeal hasn't been too bad and I am sooo glad that I had it done.

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            • #86
              I am gonna need Depends reading this thread! I always envied the buxom crowd....not any more. Okay, well at least not while I'm riding.

              Think there is a way I can be riding 24/7?

              Try being well-sprung in the ribs (38) but little in the cup department. (A if I'm lucky ....and the wind is at my back) 38A or 38 AA THEY DON'T MAKE THAT SIZE!!!!! They assume if you are little there, you are little everywhere and only go up to 36A. (And by saying I'm an A, that means I fill the BOTTOM half of the A cup!) Being prego (5 times mind you) didn't leave me bigger....only deflated! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_eek.gif[/img] Got a "ski-slope" going on here. If you guys don't play fair and share I'm gonna have to get some of those plastic parts!

              Mr. A, Come on now...........you know after reading my post you've got to think I'm just the sexiest thing alive.....LOL!

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              • #87
                haha! EQUUSHVM

                Love my Quarter Horse!

                GA Clique!!!
                Proud Member of the Opinionated Redhead Club! RIP my dear Avery ~3/21/1995-9/21/2011~

                Extreme Cat!!! 2006 OTTB
                Magic Cat - Final Demand

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                • #88
                  around, it'll be money well spent.


                  OH!!! And if you've got teenagers growing up riding, please stick your nose all in their bidness and get them riding in sports bras from the start. I could sport a few less stretch marks if I'd trotted my way through high school with some support.

                  I'm not the helmet police, I'm the bosom police! Contain thyself, I say!! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_eek.gif[/img]

                  Why not?

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                  • #89
                    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Mr. A, Come on now...........you know after reading my post you've got to think I'm just the sexiest thing alive.....LOL!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                    He must be attracted to it - he married me, and I'm also a 38A. Ribcage as wide as a freeway, but with nothing on top of it.

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                    • #90
                      About a year ago I was was wearing a size 40 DDD. I rode in a 18/24 NO BOUNCE garauntee'd bra.. and it worked. But I did have the uni-boob effect, and i couldn't breathe.. but still..
                      Well, fast forward 10 months, I've lost 112 lbs and my boobs... or shall I say, my "tube socks with tennis balls in them" are now a size 36 DD. It's mostly skin, nothing in there anymore.. I'm riding in a Satin Tracing's Minimizer from Playtex, I buy it off the Hanes One website. It's fabulous. No bounce, it's comfortable.
                      Here is the sad part, in another year I am looking at plastic surgery, and in order to have NORMAL looking boobs, get this, I'm going to have to have a IMPLANT... ROFL.... I can hardly believe it... but the surgeon said that with all of this left over skin, it's really hard to shape what's left. He'll need something to shape it around... ha ha...

                      Once you can accept the universe as matter expanding into nothing that is something, wearing stripes with plaid comes easy. --Albert Einstein.
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                      • #91
                        Ok, I took a look at the Title9 page. Not bad, but there's more variety and colors (especially in the extra-heavy-duty-hold-up categories) at My Sports Bra, a division of Road Runner Sports.

                        I have a few of the RRS 295s (or 195s -- I can't remember offhand) and they're really comfy and the girls don't move. A bonus is that if you browse the website long enough, you'll often get a popup offering free shipping.

                        Lorree

                        Reality is the only word in the language that should always be used in quotes.
                        Originally posted by King's Ransom
                        "Now, did you really mean that I should half-pass to the right whilst turning on the haunches to the left? Or was that just you farting?"

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                        • #92
                          I have been so scared to consider a reduction... Plus the money... Course then, there wouldn't be anything to balance out the hips/tummy/butt/thighs! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] Wait, I still have really broad shoulders.. HMMMMMMMM [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]

                          I am SOOOO sick of adjusting bras/boobs/button-down shirts!!!!! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_mad.gif[/img]

                          Ladies who have had breast reductions: please give us a follow up in a month, 2 mos, etc. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

                          "I can justify anything!"
                          \"Riding a horse is not a gentle hobby, to be picked up and laid down like a game of solitaire. It is a grand passion. It seizes a person whole and, once it has done so, he will have to accept that his life will be radically changed.\" -- Ralph Waldo E

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                          • #93
                            good booie - I think maggymay has it right. I also have broad shoulders relative to my hips, so have never felt overly "boobalicious" - great word btw [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] And no, I don't wear any form of support bra [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] Plus, if you think the sitting trot is bad, try doing the Highland Fling [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

                            Seriously though, as I mentioned on the other thread, I used to do a lot swimming, usually breast stroke because I am awful at front crawl. That particular stroke is great for developing the underlying muscles and thus improving the base of support. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

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                            • #94
                              OhioColleen - major congratulations on your weight loss [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] Any useful tips gratefully accepted.

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                              • #95
                                <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Synrgystyk:
                                Ok, I took a look at the Title9 page. Not bad, but there's more variety and colors (especially in the extra-heavy-duty-hold-up categories) at http://www.mysportsbra.com, a division of http://www.roadrunnersports.com.
                                <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
                                thanks I'll have to check that out. What I really need is a Tall bra so the straps are longer b/c my ribcage and shoulders are just not as close together as most sports bras want them to be [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

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                                • #96
                                  What a thoroughly enlightening thread. Thanks Coreene for educating me on things this man ain't never thought of before [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]

                                  I'm not entirely sure why I read it. Probably because you ladies are always a hoot!

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                                  • #97
                                    Jair,

                                    Mon Ami, you read this thread because you are always trying to get in touch with your feminine side and relate to we woman. So few men want to or would. I know that you soak up all this pertinent information in order to better serve us and those around you. I for one say Thank You Thank You!!

                                    Keep up the good work and spread the word....lol

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                                    • #98
                                      the story about your disrobing at a particular show is still very much discussed now. Evidentally, it was QUITE an event from what I hear.... Actually we refer to it as KS 0 and Sportsbras 2.....

                                      mizzwade
                                      mizzwade

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                                      • #99
                                        A caution about Title IX--I've bought a couple of theirs, and they are mega-tight! They seem to be designed for the women pictured in their ads, of which I ain't one, too much other padding. Yes, I bought my size, but, while the support was great, the straps were short. I've also never worn anything that mashed quite like those. I mean, I know they're supposed to, but good golly gee whillikers....don't you have to be able to breathe to be athletic??
                                        "One person's cowboy is another person's blooming idiot" -- katarine

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                                        • Yes, insurance covered it. I paid nada.

                                          It has only been 4 weeks and I am cleared for riding. It is so wonderful. It really didn't even hurt that much. I have had worse dentist appointments.The only downside was some severe marital squabbling, but that won't happen if you are married to a reasonable man.

                                          I cannot believe how comfortable I am now in my body. I am only wearing a very lightweight sport type over-the-head type bra right now, but I will be getting a real bra soon. It's just fantastic. And my clothes fit SO much better too.

                                          Karla

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