It's all a matter of taste. :haha:

LOL! :har: and yes, I've touched many, only for research purposes though.

I think Weiss Pinguin summed it up with the volleyballs. Living in Thailand I see many artificial hooters, half of them on men (but that's another story...not mine), and the one thing that I notice is that they're all too round and static, too....well,....volleyball.

I can't help thinking there's something really sad about this whole plastic surgery trip. It's become so acceptable these days that it's becoming par for the course, and I can't believe it doesn't have serious health consequences in the long run. In the last month alone, 3 Thai women I know have had two nose jobs and one boob job, they treat the whole thing like they would going out and buying say, a new dress.

Over here it's tattoos and piercings. I was down to the Dunkin Donuts the other day and the cute young thing at the register had more tattoos on her forearms than a sailor. It's a shame because not only did it look terrible it's going to look a heckuva lot worse in 20 years.

Hence the job in Dunkin Donuts.....

Well in all fairness at her age one could hardly expect much more than a job at Dunkin Donuts. The problem is she's significantly limiting her future options.

That's right.....to McDonalds and Burger King....:woot:

Yep. It's always a sad thing to see in someone so young.

They all seem to be wearing the same smile. Any tighter and they'd look like the Joker. :shifty: