[Hamilton]

Irene Brustad, on Sep 30 2008, 03:21 PM, said:

I want a suit like that too, but the right bra might do the trick as well

Two words: Victoria's Secret. Not only does it enhance what you've got, but it's comfortable too.

Perhaps they consulted one of the VS designers when making Seven's suit? Although I think that suit just enhanced what she naturally had.

[Caprica6]

Hamilton, on Sep 30 2008, 11:25 PM, said:

Two words: Victoria's Secret. Not only does it enhance what you've got, but it's comfortable too.

Perhaps they consulted one of the VS designers when making Seven's suit? Although I think that suit just enhanced what she naturally had.

VS is for teenagers, not a real woman with real curves

Ryan has a great figure, but not as good as Seven has. I've seen her at red carpet events and there was deffinately help in that suit

[Hamilton]

Caprica6, on Oct 1 2008, 05:04 AM, said:

VS is for teenagers, not a real woman with real curves

Ryan has a great figure, but not as good as Seven has. I've seen her at red carpet events and there was deffinately help in that suit

I totally disagree with you on the VS thing. If it's not for real women with real curves, what is?

LOL And Ryan had help getting in and out of that suit too.

[Caprica6]

Hamilton, on Oct 1 2008, 11:43 AM, said:

I totally disagree with you on the VS thing. If it's not for real women with real curves, what is?

LOL And Ryan had help getting in and out of that suit too.

Nah, VS is no good if you're bigger than a C cup

[Hamilton]

Caprica6, on Oct 1 2008, 08:48 AM, said:

Nah, VS is no good if you're bigger than a C cup

Not true. I'm a D cup and VS works just fine for me. But I'm lucky enough to have broad enough shoulders for that. Maybe that's the difference?

[Caprica6]

Hamilton, on Oct 1 2008, 11:53 AM, said:

Not true. I'm a D cup and VS works just fine for me. But I'm lucky enough to have broad enough shoulders for that. Maybe that's the difference?

Maybe, I just know that I have yet to find anything there that provides me with all day support

man did this go off topic

[Hamilton]

Caprica6, on Oct 1 2008, 09:07 AM, said:

Maybe, I just know that I have yet to find anything there that provides me with all day support

man did this go off topic

LOL Tell me about it.

Good support is hard to find, though.

[Caprica6]

Hamilton, on Oct 1 2008, 12:09 PM, said:

LOL Tell me about it.

Good support is hard to find, though.

Yes it is

but VS is good for other things

[Elf]

Whats the topic of this thread again?

[Caprica6]

Elf, on Oct 3 2008, 06:18 AM, said:

Whats the topic of this thread again?

BODY and Soul

we're talking about the body part

This post has been edited by Caprica6: 03 October 2008 - 06:56 AM

[jonathan]

Didnt like Jeri Ryan because of her boobs? ru serious!!! thats the only reason to like her umm ummm!!!!

[NMdum1]

I thought this one was a lot of fun. I did find the whole Holographic rights thing a bit tedious as the final season went on, but nevertheless, what could have been a dreadful episode with few redeeming features is saved by Jeri Ryan's mimickry, catching the Doctor pretty near dead on (she does seem to have a talent for playing other people in taking over her body doesn't she?).


It's always funny to see Seven go out of character, and she seemed to go to town on this opportunity, embodying the Doctor’s egotism and self-confidence mixed with growing horror as the alien Captain becomes enamoured of Seven’s body and what he perceives to be her personality. Seven’s rage at the way he abused her body by stuffing his face until she struggled to bare it was palpable and deserved. Her peacemaking in the final scene, preparing to describe the taste of fois gras to him shows a degree of forgiveness and generosity of spirit which is clearly lacking in him. But over-all, very funny.