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Subject: This is what fascinates me....

Date: Thu 11/10/12 17:31:43 GMT

Name: Doner Kebab 'n Chips

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....the psychology of it now. Like MK/Gary Kay allude to now we can pick and choose down to how/why/long sleeve/white clothes/jeans/formal dresses. We're so lucky. And wetlook fan/fetish is not a blanket all. It goes even deeper. Gone are the days when seeing 3 wet t-shirts per year on TV with no way to capture it. The internet changed everything. Enjoy it whilst it lasts.

I got to 20 years old (in 1992) whilst based in the Falkland Islands until I found out I wasn't THE ONLY person on the planet interested in wet clothes. That's pretty massive. And it was only in a soft porn mag (hey those nights are long and boring down there mid-winter :-) ) that did an article on the old 'Splosh' magazine that made me there were others who liked what we like.

Be careful to forget how lucky we are these days...... :-) "in my day....." Hahaha.

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Re:UK TV Alert - Don't Tell the Bride and ramble about wetlook

By Finder - Thu 11/10/12 16:46:31 GMT

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A stream that should work worldwide.

But it´s not so much to see to be honest.

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UK TV Alert - Don't Tell the Bride and ramble about wetlook

By Fish 'n Chips - Wed 10/10/12 12:05:48 GMT

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I watched this episode last night, it was pretty good for my personal wetlook tastes and it's repeated throughout the week on BBC3 (Ch115 on Sky). It's also on BBC iPlayer.

The premise of the series is that the bride hands over ALL control of the wedding to her groom, down to the theme, venue and dress etc. Last night's episode was the groom choosing to get married in a swimming pool, but the bride doesn't find out anything on the wedding until literally when she turns up on the day. The groom usually, invariably, gets something wrong. The bride is rarely 100% happy, but hey the TV programme gives them £12k to plan the wedding so it's a trade off I guess if a couple can't afford the money!! It's one of those naff fly on the wall series.

I'm fascinated by the psychology of wetlook, in why people do it and why some won't. Last night's episode was very interesting to me with how different people react: "Women going to the wedding, (and not to spoil the ending the bride to be as well....are well horrified when it dawns that she is going to go in to the pool....her dress!!....her make up!!....her hair!!. The groom and his mates see it as a laugh so both parties are well apart on getting a bride wet.

Weddings are my fave kind of wetlook, and I love to hear/see the build up as in will they/won't they go in the lake/pool/sea and what makes them decide to (or not in the end) so maybe last night's programme was more to my taste than others (50 mins of the episode is the groom planning the wedding with horrified dress makers and venue managers saying to the groom "You're going to do what?? In her Dress?? Does she know?? You're brave/mad).

Check it out. As said it's repeated if you can get to Sky/BBC3 or the BBC's iPlayer.

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