Razzle Vajazzle'em....
I had to share this article by Lucy Mangan with you (from last Saturday's Guardian). I loved it all (esp. question 4).
Witty and pertinent observations on matters of great significance
OR
Incoherent jottings on total irrelevancies
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Something else altogether
OR
All of the above
I had to share this article by Lucy Mangan with you (from last Saturday's Guardian). I loved it all (esp. question 4).
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I love Lucy Mangan - though I do appreciate that her columns are an acquired taste (I loved her children's book column too -- as The Phantom Tollbooth, one of my fav ever children's books, was near the start of her list I have to love her. Plus, the one where she calls her dad on the phone to meet up? Brilliant).
Anyway, this gem was priceless (pun intended) as my word it made me wince! WHY WHY WHY!? That is definitely one area that won't be razzle-dazzling for me I can say!
Oh crap. Just when I was getting over the shock of learning what "Brazilians" and "landing strips" were...
Another Lucy Mangan fan here. (She's no Caitlin Moran, but she'll do.)
But I think she got this one wrong. I've done a bit of research, as you do, and apparently JLH didn't make this up herself - it's a kind of after-sales service offered by some high-class waxing salons (well, high-cost anyway). I'm not sure exactly what Lucy Mangan thought was being, um, decorated, but I think we're basically looking at bush-substitute rather than anything even more, er, personal. In other words, JLH is really advocating that ladies should vajazzle their mons pubis. (Not unlike what's gone on in this album cover, which I'm sure Rob will remember.)
So no "serrated edges", and it's in no way a feminist statement - JLH says something to the effect of "and the guys love it!" (This one wouldn't, let me tell you.)
Phil
"As you do". Quite.
Thanks for the details. (And I'd forgotten the album cover!) This guy wouldn't love it either.
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