Are tall & slender women a dying breed??? (18)

Sep 6, 2016 1:36 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
AlanStagg
AlanStaggAlanStaggRangitikei, Manawatu-Wanganui New Zealand5 Threads 107 Posts
Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.

Yes, there are slender women there and here, but they're 5' midgets that clearly never ate their greens whilst growing into adulthood. Or, is it...

Inbreeding?

Why is it that Canterbury, Christchurch in particular, sprouts awesome tall and slender women and other locales don't? I think it stems from the attributes of the original settlers and the consequent breeding. Or... is it something in the water? lol.

That said... it's not only women. If you want to see (I know you don't) the most short and pot-gutted men you will ever see in your life...
then Napier in Hawke's Bay is the place to be. Truly... you will be astounded.

So... how's it going where you live Body Mass Index wise? lol



dancing
Sep 6, 2016 2:27 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
epirb
epirbepirbDannevirke, Hawke's Bay New Zealand32 Threads 2 Polls 7,379 Posts
AlanStagg: Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.

Yes, there are slender women there and here, but they're 5' midgets that clearly never ate their greens whilst growing into adulthood. Or, is it...

Inbreeding?

Why is it that Canterbury, Christchurch in particular, sprouts awesome tall and slender women and other locales don't? I think it stems from the attributes of the original settlers and the consequent breeding. Or... is it something in the water? lol.

That said... it's not only women. If you want to see (I know you don't) the most short and pot-gutted men you will ever see in your life...
then Napier in Hawke's Bay is the place to be. Truly... you will be astounded.

So... how's it going where you live Body Mass Index wise? lol
Local area has a problem with the locals to closely related to their cousins manifesting itself in madness eccentricity . There is a standing joke here that the road to Dannevirke saved the breed , toooo faaaarking late Trev .
Sep 6, 2016 2:32 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
aussies are down to the sheep here
Sep 6, 2016 3:19 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
yeah not good
Sep 9, 2016 8:36 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
MariaMaria2017
MariaMaria2017MariaMaria2017Remedios de Escalada, Buenos Aires Argentina31 Posts
I would hazard a guess and say the tall and slender women are not looking for a 70 year old man...
Sep 9, 2016 9:20 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
AlanStagg
AlanStaggAlanStaggRangitikei, Manawatu-Wanganui New Zealand5 Threads 107 Posts
MariaMaria2017: I would hazard a guess and say the tall and slender women are not looking for a 70 year old man...


This isn't about what I'm looking for. I made that quite clear in the thread header. Your guess is wrong. comfort

This is an ->observation<- that tall & slender women appear to be heading for extinction, apart from in some regionalised pockets of relative abundance. I noted that the same can be said for men.

dancing newzealand
Sep 9, 2016 11:39 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
HexagonKeySet
HexagonKeySetHexagonKeySetCentral, Waikato New Zealand150 Threads 7 Polls 3,829 Posts
NZ is a stock breeding nation and yet the Govt make sure that farmers take better care of livestock than many NZ's can take care of themselves and their families ( ie human breeding stock)

As a result of poor nutrition and lifestyle we're now seeing the last of the 'super kiwis' these are those in the 70 plus bracket who are fitter than their own children and definitely fitter / stronger and healthier than their grandchildren.

I'm sure you can look round your neighbourhood and see this ... one of my neighbours is a chap of circa 90 years, he's out and about every day and to date he's seen the loss of both a child and a grandchild to 'ordinary' health issues ... heart disease and the like!

Those 'super kiwis' had the best of everything 'organic' ( before organic even existed as a label) Good fresh veg, good often homegrown and locally killed meat, a physical lifestyle (due to the nature of life those days) clean water (no chloride or flouride) un additivised whole flower (no bromides and humectants etc) clean fresh WHOLE milk ... nothing added and not 'robbed' of all its solids to become 'standard homogenised white stuff in a bottle'

I could continue at length ... but why, I'm sure you know and have seen much the same all over !
Sep 11, 2016 5:00 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
zlipie
zlipiezlipiewhangarei, Northland New Zealand1 Posts
What...? I'm dying??....ack....ack, sputter, I didn't realize this....
Sep 11, 2016 9:09 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
Jimmy5IA
Jimmy5IAJimmy5IAWarrington, Cheshire, England UK59 Threads 2 Polls 1,013 Posts
zlipie: What...? I'm dying??....ack....ack, sputter, I didn't realize this....

Come here lady and I´ll give you the kiss of life.....then we´ll see how it goes from therelips
Sep 12, 2016 11:15 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
AlanStagg
AlanStaggAlanStaggRangitikei, Manawatu-Wanganui New Zealand5 Threads 107 Posts
Jimmy5IA: Come here lady and I´ll give you the kiss of life.....then we´ll see how it goes from there


You do realise she's 130 years old??? And... that during daylight hours you would have to visit her plot and dig her up. Night-time would be fine though as she can arise from the dark and damp depths all by herself.

Mmmmm... don't forget to take a mirror with you.

uh oh
Sep 13, 2016 12:28 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
HexagonKeySet
HexagonKeySetHexagonKeySetCentral, Waikato New Zealand150 Threads 7 Polls 3,829 Posts
No reason to take a mirror ... if he has to dig her up there';s hope of breath ?

Wooden stake and some silver bullets ... just in case she fancied him for her dinner date !

rolling on the floor laughing
Sep 13, 2016 7:14 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
AlanStagg: Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.

Yes, there are slender women there and here, but they're 5' midgets that clearly never ate their greens whilst growing into adulthood. Or, is it...

Inbreeding?

Why is it that Canterbury, Christchurch in particular, sprouts awesome tall and slender women and other locales don't? I think it stems from the attributes of the original settlers and the consequent breeding. Or... is it something in the water? lol.

That said... it's not only women. If you want to see (I know you don't) the most short and pot-gutted men you will ever see in your life...
then Napier in Hawke's Bay is the place to be. Truly... you will be astounded.

So... how's it going where you live Body Mass Index wise? lol




Load of crap
Sep 13, 2016 7:36 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
Jimmy5IA
Jimmy5IAJimmy5IAWarrington, Cheshire, England UK59 Threads 2 Polls 1,013 Posts
sophiasummer: Load of crap

laugh
Dec 29, 2016 8:57 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
Chambellaonline today!
Chambellaonline today!ChambellaCanberra (ACT) & Batemans Bay, New South Wales Australia525 Posts
wave 5' midget signing on ...... and I always have and still eat my greens

We all have our preferences I guess... GL

Have a Happy New year ...party
Jan 4, 2017 5:48 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
Halv0
Halv0Halv0Marcoola, Queensland Australia19 Threads 766 Posts
I don't think that tall slender women are a dying breed, just that any decent looking woman, who has a decent personality, and no major hangups and who genuinely wants a relationship doesn't stay available for long if they are "on the market".....

Actually, I think that this is the case for most people (including men in this situation).



handshake
Feb 8, 2017 7:41 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
tame97
tame97tame97wanganui, Manawatu-Wanganui New Zealand13 Threads 4 Polls 68 Posts
AlanStagg: Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.



Yep it is so look elsewhere like Russia elsewhere or china or any other place where they are skinny and nice looking
May 11, 2017 10:29 PM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
OregonFangirl
OregonFangirlOregonFangirlGold Hill, Oregon USA2 Posts
AlanStagg: Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.

Yes, there are slender women there and here, but they're 5' midgets that clearly never ate their greens whilst growing into adulthood. Or, is it...

Inbreeding?

Why is it that Canterbury, Christchurch in particular, sprouts awesome tall and slender women and other locales don't? I think it stems from the attributes of the original settlers and the consequent breeding. Or... is it something in the water? lol.

That said... it's not only women. If you want to see (I know you don't) the most short and pot-gutted men you will ever see in your life...
then Napier in Hawke's Bay is the place to be. Truly... you will be astounded.

So... how's it going where you live Body Mass Index wise? lol
I'm six feet tall. How about you?
Jun 4, 2017 4:44 AM CST Are tall & slender women a dying breed???
molly25
molly25molly25Hobart, Tasmania Australia3 Threads 36 Posts
AlanStagg: Now this thread isn't intended to be offensive, OK? I'm just commenting on my observations...

Firstly... I'm totally hot for a taller slender woman. They just "do it" for me. Mmmmm... hahaha. By tall, I mean 5' 8" plus. Where are they?

The biggest collection of short "plump" & available women, in my observation, has to be in Brisbane. Next to that it has to be Wanganui NZ.

Yes, there are slender women there and here, but they're 5' midgets that clearly never ate their greens whilst growing into adulthood. Or, is it...

Inbreeding?

Why is it that Canterbury, Christchurch in particular, sprouts awesome tall and slender women and other locales don't? I think it stems from the attributes of the original settlers and the consequent breeding. Or... is it something in the water? lol.

That said... it's not only women. If you want to see (I know you don't) the most short and pot-gutted men you will ever see in your life...
then Napier in Hawke's Bay is the place to be. Truly... you will be astounded.

So... how's it going where you live Body Mass Index wise? lol
are intelligent men a dying breed? Seems so to me ... not many around who can look past what a woman might measure around the waist. Hint... read a book occasionally. Or do anything that might actually make you interesting.

Oh... also get in touch with reality.
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