On 05 Dec 2003 15:09:48 -0800, Evan Kirshenbaum Just "stacked" in the U.S. A friend of mine says, with the appropriate gesture, "She's got really big... hands." Not "She's got huuuge...tracts of land"?

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Tonight's Will & Grace in the UK (Series 3, I think) had a joke constructed around the Mary / Marry ... friend Mary. Eventually she gets the right order 'Will, You, Mary, Me'' and screams 'Yes, of course I'll marry

Tonight's Will & Grace in the UK (Series 3, I think) had a joke constructed around the Mary / Marry ... friend Mary. Eventually she gets the right order 'Will, You, Mary, Me'' and screams 'Yes, of course I'll marry

Tonight's Will & Grace in the UK (Series 3, I think) had a joke constructed around the Mary / Marry ... friend Mary. Eventually she gets the right order 'Will, You, Mary, Me'' and screams 'Yes, of course I'll marry

Tonight's Will & Grace in the UK (Series 3, I think) had a joke constructed around the Mary / Marry thing. Grace is asking the man she wants to propose how he would seat a dinner party if she and he were to invite Will and their friend

I once knew a young lady whom someone described as ... much-more-than-ample breast, waist, and hips, so I understood the simile. In what way is a Sherman tank pleasing to gaze upon? I suppose from the rear it might be okay. Like a Sherman Tank,

Just "stacked" in the U.S. A friend of mine says, with the appropriate gesture, "She's got really big... hands." Not "She's got huuuge...tracts of land"?

Yes, I have heard this expression from native Englishmen a ... be "bayed"? "Bayed antennas" are mounted side-by-side on a boom. I've assumed "well-stacked" refers to nice bosom above nice waist above nice hips