No waiting until I retired for me! I haven't worn a bra since I was in my early twenties, except at work of course. Like high heels it's obvious the inventor never wore one. I never had the top heavy issue that some have.
Not entirely giving up the bras as I like the support. However, I've given up the metallic inserts from the plunging uplifting ones that have tortured me for years. Everything is held in place now but it's all softly, softly lol...
Ok, if we can talk about bras, let me just say I almost fell off my chair with an ad for a ball hammock. It present a problem I had never imagined that men with long sacks(?) and hot weather caused. I guess when my hubby said he was a 42 long, he really meant the size of his suit coat.
You mean those commercials for underwear that have the hammock sewn in the front? If there's any class left, it's all low.
HEY! Don't you be dissin' my LUME girl!!!! I don't want to know exactly how smelly that butt crack must be for its owner to catch wind of it. Have we really run out of body parts to leverage in deodorant commercials??? And why do we have to watch someone spread it on their armpits? We all know how to use deodorant.
I'm not sure what this thread is supposed to be about. While I have never worn a bra, I don't consider that to be rebellious, and I can't figure out what it has to do with butt cracks. Is there something about bras that I should know about?
Talk about bringing back memories. Remember Wisk detergent? Their commercials were about Those Dirty Rings!!! Ring around the collar; Ring around the collar! You tried washing them out, scrubbing them out...making the poor wife feel badly and responsible. My girlfriend used to scream: Wash your damn neck!
Speaking of “leverage”, wasn’t it the Lever soap commercial that boasted of being able to wash all 2000 body parts? I’ve tried counting whilst taking a shower and have found that I must be at a loss for body parts because I do not have anywhere near that count. I’m…….a mutant !