Angel on 952 (MILF)

tsurugi Wrote:i will say it again they have got to rename these channels most of them are not milfs being mature does not make you a milf. they are not exactly stifflers mom

I agree with you. The 'M' of milf doesn't stand for mature, it stands for mum (mom, mother, etc), there are many young to old mothers out there. So if you ring the milf channel the first question you should ask is 'How many kids have you got?' if they say none then tell them to get off the milf channel.

I have to say it was a real pleasure to finish work and come home to see Debbie on 952 yesterday. Even though she goes to extraordinary lengths not to show her arse, I still love seeing her.

Besides, it's different strokes for different folks. I for one have always wondered why, since the early days of Babestation, nearly every text message they show seems to involve wanting to see feet.

Hazhard Wrote:didnt know these milfs appealed to anyone.

This sort of reply basically disparaging other peoples' tastes really isn't very helpful, Haz. This place is for appreciation by and large; it's not a place for holding pissing contests amongst those who think that taste in babes can be qualitatively graded or that it scores you points. To each his own. The babe channels are right to offer something for everyone. Lots of people would be pretty disappointed believe it or not, if things changed and suddenly only blonde, Flo clones were on every channel!

Angel Wrote:Hi, I am Angel and it was my first night on babeworld MILF.

Welcome to the forum, and hopefully that was not your last night on!

MrGreaper Wrote:So if you ring the milf channel the first question you should ask is 'How many kids have you got?' if they say none then tell them to get off the milf channel.

And definitely report the presenter and the channel to your local Office Of Fair Trading. Don't waste your time with Oftel.
Likewise for the "Readers Wives" channels, and any "Readers Wives" in magazines: if there isn't a wedding ring, or she isn't really married, that's a clear case of deception!
We as consumers cannot stand for such blatantly abusive practices!

Next thing you're going to tell me that models in magazines (and porn actresses etc) don't use their real names...... they don't? Shocked, shocked I tell you!

Seriously though, I saw a young woman last week (in her early 20s) out on the piss with some pals, and she was wearing a t-shirt that said "Future MILF".


To Haz: Like I said before, it's a big world!
You chase your skinny blondes with fake boobs (or whatever you're into) and leave me to enjoy a sexy woman with real curves.

NathanialScoop Wrote:I have to say it was a real pleasure to finish work and come home to see Debbie on 952 yesterday. Even though she goes to extraordinary lengths not to show her arse, I still love seeing her.

She is very careful to hide her belly too, and sometimes the curve of her hips (always positioning her legs or arms just so). A lot of the curvier ladies tend to hide the belly, which is a shame for pervs like me who enjoy seeing a curvy belly (like Josephine James, or the delightfully well upholstered Angel). Seeing Teri Fox's belly is a rare treat.

debbie is properly hot. all the older ladies are pretty unique. refreshing change from the blond coke heads with concrete tits that is the norm for these channels

dublinlad Wrote:

Angel Wrote:Hi, I am Angel and it was my first night on babeworld MILF.

Welcome to the forum, and hopefully that was not your last night on!

Thank you dublinlad!

It most certainly was not my last night on.

dublinlad Wrote:

MrGreaper Wrote:So if you ring the milf channel the first question you should ask is 'How many kids have you got?' if they say none then tell them to get off the milf channel.

And definitely report the presenter and the channel to your local Office Of Fair Trading. Don't waste your time with Oftel.
Likewise for the "Readers Wives" channels, and any "Readers Wives" in magazines: if there isn't a wedding ring, or she isn't really married, that's a clear case of deception!
We as consumers cannot stand for such blatantly abusive practices!

Next thing you're going to tell me that models in magazines (and porn actresses etc) don't use their real names...... they don't? Shocked, shocked I tell you!

I'm unsure if you knew I was taking the piss... I was, but you took it to a new level! I set up the joke and you added the punchline.

If you really think I was recommending to ask if they had children then... ermm.. you have problems. Seek a psychiatrist as soon as possible.

Of course the girls use different names, it keeps away the weirdos.

Good post though so I'm giving you +1 rep point and a thanks for it. It made me laugh. However, in future please understand that sarcasm is difficult to portray over an internet forum, but you managed it excellently.

MrGreaper Wrote:I'm unsure if you knew I was taking the piss... I was, but you took it to a new level! I set up the joke and you added the punchline.

However, in future please understand that sarcasm is difficult to portray over an internet forum, but you managed it excellently.

I was fairly sure you were taking the piss, but I decided to be a lot less subtle about it :-)
And also less subtle than I was before:
http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.ph...9#pid41559
I spoiled it a bit by saying Oftel instead of Ofcom - oh well....
Sarcasm sure is difficult to get across in just text. Cheers for the rep!

I'm no expert, but I reckon that if someone was to ask about kids (or indeed any personal details) they would be told to cop on by the presenter, and if they kept asking, they would be put through to a supervisor (at the same premium rate per minute) to be reminded of the fact that all calls are recorded, and anyone else may be listening in live.

Using an assumed name won't keep weirdos away, but it will avoid having someone who recognises you following you around your local supermarket and calling your real name.


While we're here, does anyone know who was first to use "Readers Wives" as a phrase? I'm assuming it was one of the UK top-shelf mags, and the name was based on "Readers Lives". It's an oft-imitated format, but someone must have been there first. Search engines don't give any useful result.