PDC Women's Series 2024

[Rogg]

This returns on the weekend. [comments disabled]. The entry deadline is Thursday.

[oche balboa]

Oh gawd!!!

[Foggs3355]

I see fallon at the Benidorm darts this week

[oche balboa]

Yep she is

[Rogg]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

[Randall]

Broadly speaking?

[The Thorn]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

Corrine's arse

[Randall]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

Corrine's arse

A fine women

[oche balboa]

I wonder if Beau will be playing

[Tommo]

[Safc]

I wonder if Beau will be playing

PDC article says she is

[oche balboa]

Fair dos

[tungsten tossers]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

Broad: Slang sense of "woman" is by 1911, perhaps suggestive of broad hips, but it also might trace to American English abroadwife, word for a woman (often a slave) away from her husband. Earliest use of the slang word suggests immorality or coarse, low-class women.

or

It appears to have been a mishearing or distortion of British “bawds,” meaning prostitutes, brought home to America after the war by servicemen

[tungsten tossers]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

Corrine's arse

A fat women

Indeed

[Randall]

Harsh

[Cooking with Sanchez]

Women is plural.

[tungsten tossers]

Harsh

but fair

[Randall]

Harsh

but fair

Buxom

[tungsten tossers]

Harsh

but fair

Buxom

Plump

[Rogg]

The entry deadline is 2pm today for the broads. What is a broad anyway? It doesn't initially sound complimentary, not a word you hear much anymore.

Broad: Slang sense of "woman" is by 1911, perhaps suggestive of broad hips, but it also might trace to American English abroadwife, word for a woman (often a slave) away from her husband. Earliest use of the slang word suggests immorality or coarse, low-class women.

or

It appears to have been a mishearing or distortion of British “bawds,” meaning prostitutes, brought home to America after the war by servicemen

I like this kind of thing.