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I saw this on Warseer and p**sed myself with laughter. I never noticed this everytime I watched this film. My whole childhood has been smeared because I can no longer watch this film with the same naive innocence as before. Gents I give to you the bulge of 'Jarret' aka David Bowie, in very 80's 'Meggings' (Mens leggings)
God dammit, man! The last thing I need to see before I go to sleep is David Bowie's wang trying to burst out of his pants.
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It's true though. The way life was perceived 20 years ago has changed dramatically. Take for instance the 'Werther's originals' adverts.......
Terrifying.....
Yes this couldn't be more serious. My child hood memories of watching 'Labyrinth' while eating 'Werther's Originals' have been utterly destroyed by modern society
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I love those little moments between the first kiss and the pepper spray...
Old news. Moral of the story: Girls don't trust rock stars. Just don't. They wiggle on stage and the bulge is clearly there. Just yell "You have no power over me!", go back to taking care of babies and other womanly duties.
Just because a word is archaic, doesn't mean it isn't a bulge. I mean word. My, that is quite blatant.
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Orkeosaurus wrote:Star Trek also said we'd have X-Wings by now. We all see how that prediction turned out.
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Bash the Bosh wrote:Do you notice when someone need to do the fly up on their trousers/jeans/pants?
Same thing
Nooo, I usually tell a guy to zip up and it's over. I don't make posts on forums, throw up pictures, and keep talking about it all morning.
It's like this. I see this thread on 'Warseer'.I see the bulge. I can't not tell anybody about it. I don't want to keep it to myself because that is selfish.
So I share....with everyone
It's a hidden marvel of the 1980's,like the Sinclair C5 or Leg warmers
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I love those little moments between the first kiss and the pepper spray...
Clthomps wrote:So how could you not notice it? Almost every scene were bowie is alone the cameraman feels it's necessary to crouch down and shoot up.
It's not about not noticing it. It's about knowing how to avert your gaze. Have you ever been in a locker room after some form of exercise or sporting event? Were your eyes locked on every wang in the room or did you look people in the face and avoid dropping the soap?
dreadlord wrote:It's not about not noticing it. It's about knowing how to avert your gaze. Have you ever been in a locker room after some form of exercise or sporting event? Were your eyes locked on every wang in the room or did you look people in the face and avoid dropping the soap?
My my Mr Bowie....thats...er.....a....really....large......er...belt buckle
I love those little moments between the first kiss and the pepper spray...
This thread is no way intended to offend his Bowieness. He is as British as pie and mash,the Daily times and the Hackney Cab (Black London Taxi). God Bless Him
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I love those little moments between the first kiss and the pepper spray...
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After watching Watchmen again the other day, I was suddenly reminded of that bulge...like with Dr. Manhattan's wang, you keep telling yourself to stare at his face, but you can't look away...
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Locclo wrote:After watching Watchmen again the other day, I was suddenly reminded of that bulge...like with Dr. Manhattan's wang, you keep telling yourself to stare at his face, but you can't look away...
I didn't notice myself, but my wife said that every guy in the theater shifted in his seat when they first showed Dr. Manhattan nude.