Gee, I sure wish my fronts weren't so full--they sure ruin the line of your beads.
This is from Thoroughly Modern Millie, the DVD. It's set in the 1920s.
The line is on the screen after Millie is looking at bead, and down at her chest, and then decides to go into a lingerie shop and then she comes out looking flatter down there, and her beads looks better.
Am I missing something or would "my fronts" of back then be "the twins" of today? Both cases a type of euphemism?
This is from Thoroughly Modern Millie, the DVD. It's set in the 1920s.
The line is on the screen after Millie is looking at bead, and down at her chest, and then decides to go into a lingerie shop and then she comes out looking flatter down there, and her beads looks better.
Am I missing something or would "my fronts" of back then be "the twins" of today? Both cases a type of euphemism?