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Hi everyone,

I have just uploaded part 1 of Messy Missies to MessyModelsAsia.com

Cherry and Ying Mei compete in 2 gooey games. In these first two games they wear little T-shirts over their bikinis before taking them off for some serious mess in the pool in part 2. The first is Pie smushing rock, paper, scissors. The girls play and the loser gets a pie smeared somewhere on their body. The second game is Guess the Gunge. A bucket of gunge is held above the girls head, if she guesses it's colour correctly then she gets it poured all over her.

I am really pleased with the videos, check out the trailer below. A better quality version can be download from our site.



Part 2 will be released on 24/04/09 but here is a trailer for it below.




Part 1 is available now in our download store. CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE DOWNLOAD STORE

Also the video is in our members site. The members site now has our latest 9 videos in it which makes it fantastic value at only $20. CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE MEMBERS INFO SITE


And finally here are some pics from both parts of the vid. (sorry about the big pics)


Stu

Oh great! Now people are even nicking our titles!

BillShipton wrote:Oh great! Now people are even nicking our titles!

My apologies, I actually had no idea that this title was used for something of yours. I guess that's the problem with using alliteration for titles, only so many words beginning with M.

Too late to change it now, but I'll post something on the umd thread to apologise.


Stu

Alliteration is one thing, but Missies (with an i) is scarcely in common usage.

I appreciate that there will be duplication in titles and several companies have used our game show names before now, but this was such an unusual one because of the i in the second word I had to point it out to you.

I would appreciate an apology on UMD.

BillShipton wrote:Alliteration is one thing, but Missies (with an i) is scarcely in common usage.

I appreciate that there will be duplication in titles and several companies have used our game show names before now, but this was such an unusual one because of the i in the second word I had to point it out to you.

I would appreciate an apology on UMD.

Actually I wasn't sure of the spelling of Missies so searched google and that spelling was the one that came back. Missys I would expect to apostrophise and I would associate it with someone's name.

Not a question of apostrophes! Most people would use Misses (as in the plural of Miss). Missies is the plural of Missy which I thought went better with Messy but referring to somebody as Missy is somewhat more unusual which is why we spotted it.

Anyway, apology accepted.

Can everyone in future check existing titles before naming their products.

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