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Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards Triplette Lames make me believe they use a sack of potatoes for a
mannequin... but then their website shows this cute, busty 4'2" girl
with a skin tight uniform.
Anyone know about their unitards?(Can't they come up with a better
name?)
I want it to be nice and tight and form fitting...but as I live in
Arizona the prospect for a personal fitting isn't likely.
Help?
El Magno -
Senior Member
Array I had one for a couple of years. It was intensely difficult to take off and even harder to put back on on when I had to go to the bathroom during a tournament--I had to do some real wrestling, because the slightest sweatiness made it stick and turn inside out. It also revealed whether my underwear had polka dots or stripes. and gradually became too short in the trunk. Finally, people made unmerciful fun of me until it wore out--something about its cut seemed to bring out the nasty attitude in all my friends and acquaintances. "Arm yourself, Watson, there is an evil hand afoot ahead." -- Dennis Pierce, 2010 Bulwer-Lytton contest, detective fiction category runner-up. -
Senior Member
Array Two people who fenced at my club have/had them. Both were short, <64", and quite slim. They liked the unitards. Nobody made fun of them, well, because they looked really good and the rest of us knew we wouldn't! John Matus
Anchorage Fencing Club -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards
Peach wrote:
> I had one for a couple of years. It was intensely difficult to take
off
> and even harder to put back on on when I had to go to the bathroom
> during a tournament--I had to do some real wrestling, because the
> slightest sweatiness made it stick and turn inside out. It also
> revealed whether my underwear had polka dots or stripes. and
gradually
> became too short in the trunk. Finally, people made unmerciful fun
of
> me until it wore out--something about its cut seemed to bring out the
> nasty attitude in all my friends and acquaintances.
>
>
> --
> Peach
>
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Hmm seems to me that making fun of an A level sabreur is not a good
idea.
What were they saying? too tight and therefore too revealing? Or was it
too loose and baggy and thus not flattering?
I'm rather proud of how I look...took aa lot of effort to get there. I
want their fie unitard...but am afraid that it wont be as form fitting
as it was in their pics.
Personally I don't give a pile of warm rubber dog**** what people
think. As long as I like it...I'm paying for it right? :-)
Any info you have about your experiences with it would be helpful. You
may have hated it... but the whys and wherefores might just make ME
like it.
Thanks,
Magni, aka Magnobitsky, El Magno, O Magni Mysterium, etc. -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards In article <1114159107.133141.182910@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>,
"magni" <michael_lichtstrom@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Peach wrote:
> > I had one for a couple of years. It was intensely difficult to take
> off
> > and even harder to put back on on when I had to go to the bathroom
> > during a tournament--I had to do some real wrestling, because the
> > slightest sweatiness made it stick and turn inside out. It also
> > revealed whether my underwear had polka dots or stripes. and
> gradually
> > became too short in the trunk. Finally, people made unmerciful fun
> of
> > me until it wore out--something about its cut seemed to bring out the
> > nasty attitude in all my friends and acquaintances.
>
> Any info you have about your experiences with it would be helpful. You
> may have hated it... but the whys and wherefores might just make ME
> like it.
If you like stuff that's hard to put on and take off, why don't you try
Tripplette's latex unitard?
--Harold Buck
"I used to rock and roll all night,
and party every day.
Then it was every other day. . . ."
-Homer J. Simpson -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards magni wrote:
> Hmm seems to me that making fun of an A level sabreur
> is not a good idea.
I think it's a splendid idea. They turn a really hot
shade of purple when you do it.
Joe -
Senior Member
Array That unitard thing looks awfully silly -
Senior Member
Array Nah, that shade of purple is the color I turn whenever I exercise. "Arm yourself, Watson, there is an evil hand afoot ahead." -- Dennis Pierce, 2010 Bulwer-Lytton contest, detective fiction category runner-up. -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards
rmyounis wrote:
> That unitard thing looks awfully silly 
That is indeed the gist of the matter. Makes a person look like a
Teletubby...yes, even those who are "in shape".
Schiavona, folks in your club must either be extraordinarily kind to
each other or else are already inured to seeing each other in
unflattering forms of dress---like parkas and mittens, maybe?  -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards I rather think teletubbies are just the sort of cute disguise I need to
get close enough to my opponents to strike.
Yes I will change my name from Magni... to Darth Tubby!!!! -
Re: Triplette FIE Stretch Unitards magni wrote:
> Anyone know about their unitards?(Can't they come up with a better
> name?
How about "unitards... they're great for retards"
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