Re: Indelicate Question... please don't be offended

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In a message dated 04/28/2000 7:36:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

j.clappison@... writes:

<< What do you wear to TB in? >>

I have a few pairs of stretch type ankle length pants and built-in bra sports

tops that I use. Also have gotten used to a sweat headband and sweat

wristbands, eliminating the need for a towel.

I wear comfortable panties and usually barefoot

Barb

who didn't take a day off in 2 weeks but after trying to work-out this

morning listened to my body begging for a day off.

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Jill,

Be careful with those thongs! They're dangerous!

If I tried to TB in one of those things they'd have to send

a search party in to find it!*LOL*

Ok that's gross.

Judie who's butt is in need of reduction.

--- Jill Clappison <j.clappison@...> wrote:

> Good morning,

> Despite feeling dreadful last night I did UKBL1 when I

> got home, it was kill

> or cure but I felt better afterwards.

> But after nearly being 'cut in half' learnt that TB and

> thong/string

> underwear (I don't know what you call them sorry)

> definitely don't mix,

> which leads me to the question

> What do you wear to TB in?

> and what kind of conditions do you have?

> it's getting milder here and my heating was off last

> night so I found it

> easier to breath because my room was cooler to start

> with.

>

> Jill

> who's a unitard fan (with a sports-bra top too)

>

>

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At 06:02 AM 04/28/00 -0700, Judie wrote:

>Be careful with those thongs! They're dangerous!

>If I tried to TB in one of those things they'd have to send

>a search party in to find it!*LOL*

ROFLOL! Thanks Judie! I needed a good laugh this morning. :-)

-- Sandy

[Guest guest]

> What do you wear to TB in?

> and what kind of conditions do you have?

> it's getting milder here and my heating was off last night so I

found it

> easier to breath because my room was cooler to start with.

Jill,

I wear long workout pants and either a tank top or just a sports

bra. I guess once it gets a little warmer here I'll have to switch

to shorts, but then again we have our air on all the time here so I

can probably stick to pants. I usually don't wear any underwear

under the workout pants....they just get in the way and they just

aren't necessary

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 04/28/2000 7:36:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> j.clappison@... writes:

>

> << What do you wear to TB in? >>

>

> Barb wrote: I have a few pairs of stretch type ankle length pants and

built-in bra sports

> tops that I use.

Me, too! My tops are usually sleeveless. When it's hot, I wear just a

sleeveless tank top (without a bra, but believe me the bra is not

missed; I don't have much up there) and running shorts (the kind that

dry quickly). Do you have a basement, Jill? If so, try doing taebo

there when it's hot. Also, I don't hesitate to use fans and air

conditioning.

Elena, who only wears comfortable cotton brief type underwear

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You're welcome!

Judie - who's booty needs less foody!

--- Sandy Fields <diamonique@...> wrote:

> At 06:02 AM 04/28/00 -0700, Judie wrote:

>

> >Be careful with those thongs! They're dangerous!

> >If I tried to TB in one of those things they'd have to

> send

> >a search party in to find it!*LOL*

>

> ROFLOL! Thanks Judie! I needed a good laugh this

> morning. :-)

>

> -- Sandy

>

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[Guest guest]

I usually wear a t shirt and stretchy pants to do TB in. When I started doing TB it was still cold outside (30 degrees) so I would shut off the heat and open a window to cool it down. During the summer I would think that I would have the AC blasting!

MGTFD

Indelicate Question... please don't be offended

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[Guest guest]

> Good morning,

> Despite feeling dreadful last night I did UKBL1 when I got home, it

was kill

> or cure but I felt better afterwards.

> But after nearly being 'cut in half' learnt that TB and thong/string

> underwear (I don't know what you call them sorry) definitely don't

mix,

> which leads me to the question

> What do you wear to TB in?

> and what kind of conditions do you have?

> it's getting milder here and my heating was off last night so I

found it

> easier to breath because my room was cooler to start with.

>

> Jill

> who's a unitard fan (with a sports-bra top too)

Jill,

When I was at the tapings, I did end up using thongs for most of the

time because I was worried about pantie lines with my workout pants,

and they worked out just great for me! I did buy cotton ones for the

occasion, however, instead of anything lacy or nylon.

When I work out at home, I either use the thongs or Jockey for Her

(the french cut style in cotton). Both are pretty comfortable for

me. I live on the third floor of a HUGE old house, and it can get

stuffy up here, but it's usually not too bad. It's been colder in

the winter time, but I am usually sweating by the time I get done

working out then too.

Hope that helps

Susi