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It had one.
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No biggie. Everyone slips.
Okay. Off to clean the kitchen.
Why? People in the 70's were weird.
I was a little young for this, so...wtf? People who wore bras by the 1970s, please advise.
ETA: my local morning news reported that story without any warning, so Marvel comics readers, go pick up your comics!
Why? People in the 70's were weird.
One of the comments:
After Dark was a New York City magazine targeted to gay men, covering nightlife, entertainment and culture. While it may have appeared in women's magazines at the time (I seem to remember seeing it in a few old ones), most likely in this case it was being marketed to drag queens.
OTOH, I've seen ads for bras with holes in them which allows for nippleage to still happen. Don't remember what era, though.
But you're not thinking about fries any more, are you?
David Hewlett and Nathan Fillion should take me out for french fries and a chocolate shake!
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Cashmere, comments on the Flickr item seem to indicate the bra was probably marketed for drag queens.
It had one.
Oops, my bad.
If that bra was primarily intended for drag queens, it would have been available in sizes other than 32, 34 and 36.
I think the current aversion to nipples is weird too. If there were surgery around to make it so I didn't have to wear a bra (but didn't change the size of my breasts), I'd be saving my pennies for it. So my optimal state would have a nipple risk, and that's not something that bothers me.
However, the double nipple question is a very valid one.
I've seen ads for bras with holes in them which allows for nippleage to still happen.
I've seen those too, in the 70s. But they were always saucily advertised. They too assume that all nipples are both created and placed equally.
OTOH, I've seen ads for bras with holes in them which allows for nippleage to still happen. Don't remember what era, though.
I have too, and I am pretty sure it was 1970's Woman's Day or craft magazines.
French fries, tater tots, hashbrowns
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