Let's Hear it for Big Tatas

Do you have above average size boobs?
I know I do.

And sometimes, I walk into Forever21 and see a cute button up top, but I can't buy it, because I know that everyone sitting or standing to the left of me, west of the Mississippi, will be looking at things meant for Burley's eyes only.

Sorry dad.

So... I do this little trick. And that trick is called the "sewing my shirts closed" trick. 
BAM.
That's right. I seriously (and often) sew my button up shirts closed. 

Now, this trick obviously makes it impossible to do that hilarious party joke where you walk into a group of people and rip your snap button shirt open...
Just kidding.
But seriously... I have seen Burley do this trick before. Hilarious. We have a lot of friends.
But... That joke is only funny about 1 time. Then it is just plain indulgent. Get ahold of yourself!

So after this trick is performed, you must therefore remove your shirt like the rest of the world... 
Over your head.
Sorry hipsters. Nothing unique to see here.

But that is the only downside.

The upsides include... 
NO AWKWARD SHIRT FIXING.
No unwanted nip slips.
No unfortunate chest mess.
Just plain ol' classy you. Wearing your plain ol' classy button up shirt.
Nothing to see here, folks!

... And I hope it is understood that I will not be sharing a before and after. That would just be wrong. Seriously REALLY funny, but wrong.

I know better than that... sometimes.
























































See? I told you.

Nothing to see here folks.

TTFN,

29 comments:

  1. I'm sorry to tell you that there's been a shirt fixing here, but only to check the demonstration of your post lol ! Your blog is great, especially the photos of your sister's wedding : beautiful ! Can't wait to see more ;)

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    1. Haha glad you could try it out, Mel :) Works like a charm! And thanks for the wedding shout out. It truly was soooo beautiful

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  2. hehe i always use safety pins. but maybe i should try sewing!

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    1. OH Mandy - I have done the safety pins before too. I know it all too well. Seriously - sew that shirt. It will change your life!

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  3. Haha! You crack me up! That's actually pretty genious though! I honestly never thought to do that!
    ~Sara

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    1. Well no you have Sara! Go forth and secure breasts, all around the nation!

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    1. Thanks, Autumn!!! You are too kind (and way to generous). I would say mildly talented with a sewing machine would do the trick hehe.

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  5. I have some *ahem* newly large breasts and haven't been able to wear button ups since umm... purchasing (lol) them. Thank you so much for this!!! Holy cow that was awkward to write...

    ~Erica
    thepaintedtrailer.blogspot.com

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    1. Don't feel awkward. This was my favorite comment!

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    2. Hahahaha Erica I am dying!!!! HILARIOUS. I am glad that I could play an important part in properly securing your brand spanking new purchase(s). Congratulations!!

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  6. Locked and loaded. Love this trick.

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    1. Hahahaha "Locked and loaded" - LOVE IT, Julie :)

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  7. I totally do this too! Yay for huge boobs! And by "yay" I mean "booooo".

    xoxo
    Janee
    www.yellowbirdyellowbeard.blogspot.com

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    1. hahahah and by booooo you mean, you're welcome hubby!

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  8. Oh Maddie...I'm SO happy right now. I just read MONTHS worth of posts after being directed here via Becca's blog. I love this. So I just wanted to say hi! and tell you that I really enjoy your fabulous blog. Hugs to you and B!
    -Katie (Wirth) Landis

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    1. Awwww, Katie! So great to find you on the blog!!! Congrats on your wedded bliss. I will tell B you say hey! THANKS for enjoying the blog. I enjoy it too, so that makes at least two of us haha.

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  9. hahahaha! This was seriously the best thing to read early in the morning. SO funny!
    And yet..... amazing idea. I could do this to about 10 shirts. :)
    Trish

    www.jellybonesblog.blogspot.com

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  10. Why have I never thought of this?!

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    1. You know what, Amanda? I dont know the answer to that. But I am sure glad that I could help! Let me know how "the girls" like it.

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  11. well, i wish i had this problem, even while breastfeeding my boobs are smaller than average! lol

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  12. Hahahaha Ruthy Ann... this made me LOL. Just feel blessed that you can still do the cool party trick. I am jealous of you. Very jealous.

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  13. Great Idea--if only have big boobs was a problem for me :)
    -meandmr.com

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  14. this is a great idea!! i wore a chambray shirt today and i cant tell you how many times i had to adjust it!

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  15. Girl you crack me up. Wait till you nurse a baby some day...not that you want to think about that. But whoooo.....that sewing machine will be hummin! Love it.

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    1. Hahahahaha oh my gosh, Rachael. This made me lough out loud haha. CANT WAIT. Kind of... :)

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  16. Ingenious. I have never thought of this idea before!

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  17. this really is brilliant. i never would have thought to do that but often times have the same problem.

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