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There are a few things in this world I don't do, painting is one of those things. Sorry dude. Here in the states we hire some very nice folks from Mexico that will paint a room for $50 and not ever use masking tape and you wouldn't know the difference!
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Well no painter worth his salt uses masking tape anyway. If you start with masking tape, you've already given up on the notion of quality and attention to detail. Kinda like restaurants where they wear plastic gloves.
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joeA - basically, there are three different ways to augment, sub-muscular is the way to go and provides the least if any never damage - the nipples tend to "behave"!. They are also the most natural looking and the most expensive!
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WOW! I caught one before the censors^h^h^h^h^h^h^h moderator deleted it! Whoo-Hooo!
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Incisions can be umbilical (not common), axillary, sub-areolar or inframammary (below the breast). Implants can be sub-pectoral or supra-pectoral. Sub-pectoral are generally the most natural. Implants can be saline or silicone. Silicone is the cosmetic gold standard. The look, feel and shape of silicone implants are far superior to saline. They are making a strong comeback.
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Got to go to bed. You kids play nice now and save me copies of the Pics Z deletes....
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Joe you have made my time reading this thread worth while. Thank You!
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Moses - I stand corrected (somewhat). When I was with GE Silicones, we had a corp policy that stated if it was to be in the body more than 28 days, we walked from the biz. Of course, we did a bunch of shunt and other medical apps.
It always proved to be "very beneficial" to do field research at strip joints with the talent. Mention that you work for a silicone company and you would be amazed how many of the strippers actually engage in conversations about augmentation that rivals Porsche car talk! They actually want you to touch and compare.
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this all started with talk of (duck)tail right?
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Brad, all you had to do is spoon with me for 5 MINUTES!!! Was that to much to ask?
Hey on the enhancement thing, at one time when Mentor was in my sales territory we had some really interesting paper wieghts in our office.
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Or possibly a snack... Or maybe back to nipples again:
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WHOOHOOOOO!!! Grid girls are BACK!!!!
Somehow I gotta get that image of spooning Dan outta my mind.....
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Great thread.. from "Parts" to "Cars for Sale" to"Tech" to "OT" to shoelaces to boobs. This thread has taken more twisties than my Black Audi Wagon has ever taken. Oh wait, ..did I say "wagon?".. it's only an A3. Sorry Gruppe R. Uh oh here we go again. 25 pages at the least.
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