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Men in uniform
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We've just had 2 policemen in full riot uniform in the reception of our building. I was beside myself with excitement when I saw them! *slurp* So I clubbed the cute younger one over the head and dragged him into my office where I'm going to keep him as my gimp...
Do men in uniform do it for you?
Do men in uniform do it for you?
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uniforms: Yes. (Although Im not mad about khaki, but naval: yes, RAF Yesser, Police Yessist) I suspect it has something to do with the occupation of course. brains does it for me everytime, even on an ugly face
However, I am also partial to a full suit and tie set up too. And of course, doctors uniforms.
And in fact period clothes - within reason, a la Mr Darcy, Colonel Brandon etc.........
However, I am also partial to a full suit and tie set up too. And of course, doctors uniforms.
And in fact period clothes - within reason, a la Mr Darcy, Colonel Brandon etc.........
in fact its not just the clothes its the power also. The clothes talk power and health which in turn talks affluence. not that I am actually that shallow, I guess it is just subconscious.
You have me thinking now......Ahhhh
Fortunately, husband will be home tonight and he will be in a full suit, tie, cufflinks etc.....also he wears specs which I also find rather yummy with the correct clothing of course. Kind of bookish, but vulnerable, brainy but not a risk taker. It's all very well going with dangerous men, and we all go through our Motorcylce phase, but you don't take them home to your mum, or expect them to nurture your new baby.......
However, mr darcy.....definately take him home to meet Mummy. And my sister is welcome to Mr bingley and my other sister can have Edward.....I'll have Col. Branden if darcy has gone, Heathcliffe at a push, ( he was militia, implied, not stated) .......dream, dream, dream.......
Now, where's my new bonnet? I must to town to buy new ribbons. I may meet a policemen on the way, who knows?
You have me thinking now......Ahhhh
Fortunately, husband will be home tonight and he will be in a full suit, tie, cufflinks etc.....also he wears specs which I also find rather yummy with the correct clothing of course. Kind of bookish, but vulnerable, brainy but not a risk taker. It's all very well going with dangerous men, and we all go through our Motorcylce phase, but you don't take them home to your mum, or expect them to nurture your new baby.......
However, mr darcy.....definately take him home to meet Mummy. And my sister is welcome to Mr bingley and my other sister can have Edward.....I'll have Col. Branden if darcy has gone, Heathcliffe at a push, ( he was militia, implied, not stated) .......dream, dream, dream.......
Now, where's my new bonnet? I must to town to buy new ribbons. I may meet a policemen on the way, who knows?
I work a lot with the police so it kind of puts you off, they all tend to be real dogs and totally believe the "women love me cos I'm copper" thing.
However, firemen - yes please, though the ones round by me tend to be more fireman sam than anything else and since seeing Jarhead, I would like a US Marine, or Jake Gyllenhaal dressed as one.
My favourite 'uniform' isn't really a uniform but when my hubby is labouring and he gets in from work in his dirty jeans, ripped up crappy old t-shirt and steel toe caps. Mmmmm. That just does it for me. Especially in the summer, when he has got a gorgeous tan and doesn't even weat the crappy ripped up t-shirt..........
firemen and plenty of em!!!!!! gorgeous!!!! Every female i know shares that view! i used to work in a hospital and if the fire alarms went off on another ward, me and my mate couldn't be seen for dust because the fire service had to attend! well, someone had to do it!!!!!!! It was tough but we coped! double *slurps* champagne
