Ladies standards going down

[thunderlizard]

top one

http://community.channel4.com/eve/fo...5/m/9140054016

tl

[PRC1964]

That probably explains this:
http://www.reuters.com/article/lifes...49E23R20081015

The study found little geographic variation in the cleanliness of women's hands, with 27 percent overall found dirty.

[badger7579]

inside out and upside down

[voodooflux]

Going commando more often?

Or perhaps just wearing the same pair for longer?

[zara_backdog]

Going commando more often?

Less knickers = More Shoes

[BrilloPad]

Going commando more often?

That sounds unhygenic. I think I will check the ladies round the office just to be sure.

[Chantho]

Spending on such items was lower in 2007 than in 2006, with expenditure on women's underwear seeing one of the largest falls, statistics show.

Spending on clothing fell during the year to an average of £22 a week - the lowest figure since 2001/02.

In this category, the amount spent on women's underwear dropped by 20p to £1.10 a week.

Standards Standards Standards....

Going commando more often?

[voodooflux]

No - normally more expensive

WSS. I believe.

[lightng]

So you want to sell dog underwear?? I dont think they have ever been bothered by being naked. How will they sniff each others

That was my other business idea (patent pending)

[badger7579]

You can get that from poundland?

Thanks, thats given me a business idea.

Marketing + Product = £££

where Marketing = scantilly clad model pictures and usedknickers.com web-site.

and Product = Poundland knickers and my dogs ar$e.

So you want to sell dog underwear?? I dont think they have ever been bothered by being naked. How will they sniff each others

[lightng]

You can get that from poundland?

Thanks, thats given me a business idea.

Marketing + Product = £££

where Marketing = scantilly clad model pictures and usedknickers.com web-site.

and Product = Poundland knickers and my dogs ar$e.

[badger7579]

If they cost less - are they skimpier?

Or from Poundland....

[zara_backdog]

If they cost less - are they skimpier?

No - normally more expensive

[BrilloPad]

If they cost less - are they skimpier?

[badger7579]

Spending on such items was lower in 2007 than in 2006, with expenditure on women's underwear seeing one of the largest falls, statistics show.

Spending on clothing fell during the year to an average of £22 a week - the lowest figure since 2001/02.

In this category, the amount spent on women's underwear dropped by 20p to £1.10 a week.

Standards Standards Standards....