defining "flashily pretty" ( Archived) (49)

Mar 22, 2006 3:02 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
sweetamby
sweetambysweetambyDefiance, Ohio USA13 Threads 295 Posts
Hmmm...Flashily pretty, that's definately unique!! I would go with overdone as well, someone who is pretty and who knows it and flashes it, hence flashily pretty. Paris Hilton came to mind to me too lol.
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Mar 22, 2006 3:05 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
kenigsberg
kenigsbergkenigsbergkentville, Nova Scotia Canada13 Threads 1,127 Posts
The first what came to mind when I read it .... Butterfly
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Mar 22, 2006 3:07 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
dbert
dbertdbertParis, Ile-de-France France29 Threads 884 Posts
Quite a divergence of opinion; very interesting
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Mar 22, 2006 5:19 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
joolsthe1
joolsthe1joolsthe1edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland UK38 Threads 377 Posts
showing a bit but not too much to make it so obvious
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Mar 22, 2006 6:18 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
Tumpa
TumpaTumpaottawa, Ontario Canada88 Threads 7,091 Posts
says to me "pretty for the moment"....like just a quick glimpse..
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Mar 22, 2006 10:22 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
k a different concept, here is an example that doesnt sound bimbo-ish.


my heart fluttered when I seen her, she was flashily pretty, her eyes twinkled like the stars in heaven were in her eyes. The sun shimmered around her highlighting her amber coloured hair, her beauty was of innocence but her presence was felt when she walked across the field to join the rest of the crowed.
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Apr 5, 2006 11:25 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
nitanell
nitanellnitanellLos Angeles, California USA2 Threads 35 Posts
If you are talking about a man...that sounds GAY GAY GAY...lol lol I do not want a man that's "Flashily pretty"...he looks better than I do!?!? What's up with that?
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Apr 5, 2006 11:27 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
nitanell
nitanellnitanellLos Angeles, California USA2 Threads 35 Posts
If I was reading that phrase in a novel, I don't think I could get a visual on what you were talking about...Would the woman be "flashily pretty" in the beholder's eye?...huh?
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Apr 5, 2006 11:31 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
order2chaos
order2chaosorder2chaosEau Claire, Wisconsin USA6 Threads 72 Posts
That was my first thought too. Like a pretty facade that doesn't go much beneath the surface. But that was obviously not your intent.
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Apr 5, 2006 11:36 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
Leviathan
LeviathanLeviathanHamilton, Ontario, Ontario Canada8 Threads 675 Posts
Surface beauty...fleeting...lacking sunstance and depth...like iron pyrite is to gold.
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Apr 5, 2006 11:39 PM CST defining "flashily pretty"
Last_Warlord
Last_WarlordLast_Warlord2 Threads 214 Posts
yes I agree...it the simple thing that make things pretty
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Apr 6, 2006 10:42 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
allofme
allofmeallofmepeoria, Illinois USA106 Posts
pretty to me like a blooming flower when somone who is happy and shines and has a wonderful personality ,and honesty ...beauity is in the eye of the beholder..
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Apr 6, 2006 10:47 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
EnchantingFire
EnchantingFireEnchantingFire4 Threads 139 Posts
Unfortunely, I had to agree with Mr. "wannabe comedian", that it the simple thing that make love special and pretty.
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Apr 6, 2006 10:50 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
allofme
allofmeallofmepeoria, Illinois USA106 Posts
well i am simple does that make me pretty?
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Apr 6, 2006 10:57 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
dbert
dbertdbertParis, Ile-de-France France29 Threads 884 Posts
I suppose we'd have to say you're proof a person can be both independently.

I think my original image was closer to Leviathan's image; false glamor and glitz, but I was interestd to see what the word elicitted from others. I think tinsel and fake, or at least lacking depth.
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Apr 6, 2006 10:58 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
dbert
dbertdbertParis, Ile-de-France France29 Threads 884 Posts
And don't mix entries, please! I'm not inferring that YOU are 'f. p.', OK?
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Apr 6, 2006 11:01 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
allofme
allofmeallofmepeoria, Illinois USA106 Posts
hum must not be smart enough to understand your version of pretty!!!!!!!!!
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Apr 6, 2006 11:10 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
dbert
dbertdbertParis, Ile-de-France France29 Threads 884 Posts
Not trying to define that one, too general (almost said broad; coulda got kilt for that!).

It is evident that you are pretty, as I'm certain all the women and men here would acknowledge.

Flashily pretty is something else. What else is what I wanted to know. It isn't anything profound, just a word definition, a n image.
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Apr 6, 2006 11:12 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
TabooN
TabooNTabooNClaremont, USA47 Threads 12,843 Posts
tinsel and flash...

pretty simple, I think.
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Apr 6, 2006 11:13 AM CST defining "flashily pretty"
allofme
allofmeallofmepeoria, Illinois USA106 Posts
pretty like a plain jane!simple like a daisy
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