Audrey Munson NSFW
 

This is a link for the 3-14-16 IOtD.

http://cellar.org/2015/audreymunson2.jpg

sure, that's NSFW, but I don't see any Pi.

Pi wasn't invented until the mid 1940s, an off shoot of the war effort. Then in 1953 Hugh Hefner told everyone about it, but wouldn't show it. Now it's de rigueur, every girl must have one because smart phones and selfies.

If those photos weren't so antique, I would have to say that there was no way those titties were real, but clearly...they are/were. Damn.

Yes, she happened to be what many of us have settled on today as the ideal representation of her gender... sort of like I am of mine. :lol2:

But seriously folks, I've known lot of guys who would say they're too small, and contrary to popular belief, some who would say too big.
How do I know that? Guys spend a remarkably large amount of time noticing women's bodies/boobs. In the middle of a deep conversation, even a heated one, about sports/politics/nuclear physics, just a comment like, "check that out", or even just an eye shift/nod in her direction, without missing a beat in the discussion. This may come as a surprise to women who think they can always tell what men are thinking, that we're always obvious in our observations.

Personally, I've never met a breast I didn't like. Don't forget, like the weather, wait a minute they'll change.
Age, weight, usage, medications, and a hundred other reasons, size, shape, coloration, symmetry, is a never ending story.

Once you've seen one boob, you pretty much want to see all of them. ~whoever

I'd argue that point. In my experience they're all different, even two on the same person.

Of course the question is how old she was then.
Perky is the ideal, but is often sacrificed to gravity and aging.

I remember the furore when an anti-cellulite cream showing a really gorgeous pair of firm, smooth pins, turned out to be using a teenage model. 14-15 from memory.

On the right she was 30, younger on the left.

Some people are just blessed...

Maybe blessed, but never best. That's too subjective to be an absolute. Love the one you're with, even it's yourself.

Ron White.

thanks