"All the news that's fit to print" is the motto of the New York Times. Not sure if the text on this bra and panties was taken from the NYT, and I wonder if anyone will take the time to read it.
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I bought the Rubik's Race game several years ago for my granddaughter when she was around nine. Now she is still playing and honestly, u...
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I'm studying it closely! Lol! Great find :)
Great eye. If the right person were wearing it, I could take all night reading this paper!
I'm gonna say not the NY Times (wrong font, for starters))—but that probably wouldn't stop certain (male in particular) people from studying these undies rather closely.
Cela m'a fait penser à la jupe portant une fermeture éclair du haut en bas que nous avons vue hier dans un magasin... Le genre de vêtement qui attire le regard des hommes et des femmes pour des raisons différentes... :-)
Bien vu Bibi.
Hahaha, I know some men who will! ;)
I knew Jacob and Marley, our "Dynamic Duo" of blogland would have something to say!! Well stop by my Paris blog today. You and I were on the same track!
Now about the lingerie, clever idea. Maybe "no news is good news?" :)
I've always been a newshound, so I like this set a lot. Looks like the stock market is going up:)
Too funny! Esp. Debate & Underwear daily!!! I woonder if it would be too distracting for the newshound boyfriend/husband.
I'd say that's all news print to fit -:)
hilarious
In a much more aesthetic way, your fetching picture reminds me of my first stay in Italy many years ago. To my dismay, the household I was staying with had set out sheets of newspaper to be used in the water closet. I could only imagine the headlines reversed you-know-where.
Not very discreet under a white blouse!!!
What a hoot!
I'll leave it to the men to make the best observations. It is really funny.
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