. . . just links from HayYoo.com and DanKostecki.com
Apparently, underwear made from silver thread, that claims be be anti-bacterial, anti-static, and to provide radiation shielding is available for purchase now. Something more stylish for the tinfoil hat crowd?
At between £24 and £35 ($37 to $55) a pair from the company’s website Wireless Armourundies aren’t cheap, but what value do you place on your fertility?
Apparently these little rubber underwears from Bandai are all the rage for smartphone owners in Japan because Japan is Japan and I’m tired of trying to understand. They come in a variety of styles and are sold randomly in plastic capsule machines for 200 yen ($2). Didn’t get the pair you want? Try again! Still didn’t? Now would be a good time to reevaluate just how important having a particular pair of rubber underwear for your smartphone is to you.
Free underwear! Free underwear! Get your free, ad-supported underwear right here! Just head on over to the free pants site, fill out a quick questionnaire and be prepared to be served ads on your drawers. Yes, ads on your drawers. Just sell a little real estate on your soul and you get seven free pairs of skivvies every month. This offer is only good in Japan. And just like Japan, it’s delightfully odd. But it’s hard to argue with free. Would you do it?
I noticed an ad in the Sunday paper and was taken aback. The ad is for panties which incorporate the magical powers of magnets. They make no claims as to what those supposed powers are, but they simply ask if you are one who believes. Does believing give the panties additional powers? What are these powers? Will these panties interfere with a cell phone carried in a pocket? Someone needs to investigate. I’d love to hear from someone who wore these panties through airport security.
Click HERE to view the full ad
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