BuzzFeed - Buzz Tagged "underwear" http://www.buzzfeed.com BuzzFeed, Find Your New Favorite Thing en Copyright 2012 BuzzFeed, Inc. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 20:12:28 -0500 editor@buzzfeed.com (http://www.buzzfeed.com/about) info@buzzfeed.com (http://www.buzzfeed.com/about) Parents Force 4-Year-Old To Walk Naked In Snow [Disturbing] http://www.buzzfeed.com/emilyr2/parents-force-4-year-old-son-to-walk-naked-in-snow-qy6 Duo Duo's dad was reportedly trying to teach him to be strong and healthy during their family trip to New York City. The weather was eight degrees Fahrenheit when the boy was just crying for a hug.

Especially uncool around 0:50 when mom and dad make him lie down on the ground to apparently do push-ups.

Source: telegraph.co.uk  /  via: english.eastday.com

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/emilyr2/parents-force-4-year-old-son-to-walk-naked-in-snow-qy6 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:02:07 -0500 <b>Duo Duo&#39;s dad was <a href="http://english.eastday.com/e/120207/u1a6348829.html">reportedly trying to teach him</a> to be strong and healthy during their family trip to New York City.</b> The weather was eight degrees Fahrenheit when the boy was just crying for a hug. emilyr2 nonadult Especially uncool around 0:50 when mom and dad make him lie down on the ground to apparently do push-ups. nonadult nonadult Octavia Spencer Dishes On Awards Season Undergarments http://justjared.buzznet.com/2012/02/01/octavia-spencer-triple-spanx-for-award-shows/

Breathing is optional. The corset might be mostly dead and gone, but layers of Spanx have filled the gap.

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]]> http://justjared.buzznet.com/2012/02/01/octavia-spencer-triple-spanx-for-award-shows/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 04:17:08 -0500 <b>Breathing is optional.</b> The corset might be mostly dead and gone, but layers of Spanx have filled the gap. justjared nonadult A Brief Guide To "Mormon Underwear" http://www.buzzfeed.com/mckaycoppins/a-brief-guide-to-mormon-underwear Your awkward Mitt Romney questions answered.

Source: @hunterw

It's perhaps the most awkward question of the 2012 cycle: What's with Mitt Romney's underwear?

The subject of long-running public curiosity, the subject occasionally pops back into the foreground, as with this widely-retweeted image from earlier this week.

From the start of Romney's career as a public figure--and, in many ways, well before then--the special undergarment worn by many observant Mormon men and women had been a point of political curiosity, debate, and derision. While provocateurs and bloggers make jokes about "magic Mormon undies," anti-Mormons try to cast the garment as something more sinister--a bizarre symbol of its wearers' fealty to a scary, secretive cult. The reality is far less exciting.

It's true that Mormons are taught not to flaunt "garments" (as they're called) for public view, which can feed the impression that Romney's hiding some dark, cultish secret beneath his well-starched shirts and neatly-creased slacks. But the principle behind Mormon garments would be familiar to any Baptist who's worn a "What Would Jesus Do" bracelet, or any Jew who's worn a yarmulke or tzitzit (woven threads Orthodox Jews wear on shawls under their shirts). As the website for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints puts it, garments are worn as "an outward expression of an inward commitment."

Because garments are considered so sacred, Mormons tend to recoil when they hear non-Mormons make casual reference to their underwear--especially in a political context. But if there ever was a time when discussion of the subject could be contained to LDS circles, now is not it. Anyone who's attended a performance of The Book of Mormon Musical has already seen actors wearing replicas of the underwear on stage. And as the presidential race wears on, there's no doubt it will come again and again.

So, in the spirit of debunking and demystifying, BuzzFeed is here to answer your questions about "magic Mormon underwear." (This reporter is something of an expert on the subject.)

What are garments? Who wears them?

Garments are worn by faithful adult Mormons who've received certain ordinances in one of the church's temples (which are different from the churches Mormons attend on Sundays). In temples, Mormons pledge to obey Biblical commandments, live chaste lives, and serve in the church--and the garments are worn to remind wearers of those promises.

Mormons begin wearing garments when they "go through the temple" for the first time--a spiritual rite of passage that typically coincides with leaving to serve a mission, or getting married. Children in the church don't wear garments.

Because wearing them is a personal choice, it's impossible to know for sure if that familiar (to Mormons) neckline in the Romney photo is actually attached to a temple garment. But as a lifelong member of the church who served a mission, married his wife in the temple, and continues to be active in his religion, it would stand to reason that Romney is still a garment-wearer.

What do they look like?

Garments today come in two pieces--a white undershirt, and white boxer brief-style shorts--and they contain small symbols meant to remind Mormons of the covenants they've made in the temple. Some undershirts, like the one Romney appears to be wearing, have circular, low-cut necklines, while others resemble crew-cut t-shirts. They also come in a variety of materials--cotton, polyester, silk, etc.--to accommodate different climates (a fact for which Mormon missionaries in subsaharan Africa are grateful). Generally, wearing them takes some adjustment at first, but most Mormons report quickly growing accustomed to them. (Out of respect to Latter-day Saints, we are not posting photos of the garments here.)

How often are they worn? Where do Mormons get them?

Garment-wearing Mormons tend to own several pairs, and wear them on a daily basis in lieu of regular underwear. There are obvious exceptions, though: no one keeps them on while playing sports, for instance, or on trips to the beach.

Because of their sacred nature, garments are not sold in retail stores or manufactured by outside companies; they can be purchased at various church-owned stores throughout the world (often attached to temples), or online at one of the LDS church's websites.

Are they magical?

In a word, no. Though it's common in Mormon-mocking rhetoric to use some variation on "magic Mormon undies" to describe the garment (paging Bill Maher), there's nothing especially mystical about them.

Mormons are taught that by putting on "the whole armor of God"--a Biblical metaphor regularly employed in LDS discussions of the subject--they are afforded protection from temptation, in that they have a physical reminder not to sin. But there's no magical guarantee involved. Just as cheating spouses ignore the vows symbolized by their wedding ring, plenty of garment-wearing Mormons sin. The power is in the symbolism of the garments, not any kind of miracles that result from wearing them.

Within Mormon folklore, there are stories of garment-wearers receiving physical protection--being spared from injury in a car accident, for example--but this isn't part of official LDS doctrine, and it's not widely preached.

Elder Carlos E. Asay, a high-ranking church official, explained the garment like this: "It is given to remind wearers of the continuing need for repentance, the need to honor binding covenants made in the house of the Lord, and the need to cherish and share virtue in our daily living so that promised blessings may be claimed."

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/mckaycoppins/a-brief-guide-to-mormon-underwear Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:02:07 -0500 <b>Your awkward Mitt Romney questions answered.</b> mckaycoppins nonadult nonadult It&#39;s perhaps the most awkward question of the 2012 cycle: What&#39;s with Mitt Romney&#39;s underwear? The subject of long-running public curiosity, the subject occasionally pops back into the foreground, as with this widely-retweeted image from earlier this week. From the start of Romney&#39;s career as a public figure--and, in many ways, well before then--the special undergarment worn by many observant Mormon men and women had been a point of political curiosity, debate, and derision. While provocateurs and bloggers make jokes about "magic Mormon undies," anti-Mormons try to cast the garment as something more sinister--a bizarre symbol of its wearers&#39; fealty to a scary, secretive cult. The reality is far less exciting. It&#39;s true that Mormons are taught not to flaunt "garments" (as they&#39;re called) for public view, which can feed the impression that Romney&#39;s hiding some dark, cultish secret beneath his well-starched shirts and neatly-creased slacks. But the principle behind Mormon garments would be familiar to any Baptist who&#39;s worn a "What Would Jesus Do" bracelet, or any Jew who&#39;s worn a yarmulke or tzitzit (woven threads Orthodox Jews wear on shawls under their shirts). As <a href="http://lds.org/ensign/1997/08/the-temple-garment-an-outward-expression-of-an-inward-commitment?lang=eng">the website</a> for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints puts it, garments are worn as "an outward expression of an inward commitment." Because garments are considered so sacred, Mormons tend to recoil when they hear non-Mormons make casual reference to their underwear--especially in a political context. But if there ever was a time when discussion of the subject could be contained to LDS circles, now is not it. Anyone who&#39;s attended a performance of The Book of Mormon Musical has already seen actors wearing replicas of the underwear on stage. And as the presidential race wears on, there&#39;s no doubt it will come again and again. So, in the spirit of debunking and demystifying, BuzzFeed is here to answer your questions about "magic Mormon underwear." (This reporter is something of an expert on the subject.) <b>What are garments? Who wears them?</b> Garments are worn by faithful adult Mormons who&#39;ve received certain ordinances in one of the church&#39;s temples (which are different from the churches Mormons attend on Sundays). In temples, Mormons pledge to obey Biblical commandments, live chaste lives, and serve in the church--and the garments are worn to remind wearers of those promises. Mormons begin wearing garments when they "go through the temple" for the first time--a spiritual rite of passage that typically coincides with leaving to serve a mission, or getting married. Children in the church don&#39;t wear garments. Because wearing them is a personal choice, it&#39;s impossible to know for sure if that familiar (to Mormons) neckline in the Romney photo is actually attached to a temple garment. But as a lifelong member of the church who served a mission, married his wife in the temple, and continues to be active in his religion, it would stand to reason that Romney is still a garment-wearer. <b>What do they look like?</b> Garments today come in two pieces--a white undershirt, and white boxer brief-style shorts--and they contain small symbols meant to remind Mormons of the covenants they&#39;ve made in the temple. Some undershirts, like the one Romney appears to be wearing, have circular, low-cut necklines, while others resemble crew-cut t-shirts. They also come in a variety of materials--cotton, polyester, silk, etc.--to accommodate different climates (a fact for which Mormon missionaries in subsaharan Africa are grateful). Generally, wearing them takes some adjustment at first, but most Mormons report quickly growing accustomed to them. (Out of respect to Latter-day Saints, we are not posting photos of the garments here.) <b>How often are they worn? Where do Mormons get them?</b> Garment-wearing Mormons tend to own several pairs, and wear them on a daily basis in lieu of regular underwear. There are obvious exceptions, though: no one keeps them on while playing sports, for instance, or on trips to the beach. Because of their sacred nature, garments are not sold in retail stores or manufactured by outside companies; they can be purchased at various church-owned stores throughout the world (often attached to temples), or online at one of the LDS church&#39;s websites. <b>Are they magical?</b> In a word, no. Though it&#39;s common in Mormon-mocking rhetoric to use some variation on "magic Mormon undies" to describe the garment (<a href="http://www.religiondispatches.org/dispatches/joannabrooks/4548/bill_maher&#39;s_issues_with_mormon_underwear">paging Bill Maher</a>), there&#39;s nothing especially mystical about them. Mormons are taught that by putting on "the whole armor of God"--a Biblical metaphor regularly employed in LDS discussions of the subject--they are afforded protection from temptation, in that they have a physical reminder not to sin. But there&#39;s no magical guarantee involved. Just as cheating spouses ignore the vows symbolized by their wedding ring, plenty of garment-wearing Mormons sin. The power is in the symbolism of the garments, not any kind of miracles that result from wearing them. Within Mormon folklore, there are stories of garment-wearers receiving physical protection--being spared from injury in a car accident, for example--but this isn&#39;t part of official LDS doctrine, and it&#39;s not widely preached. Elder Carlos E. Asay, a high-ranking church official, explained the garment like this: "It is given to remind wearers of the continuing need for repentance, the need to honor binding covenants made in the house of the Lord, and the need to cherish and share virtue in our daily living so that promised blessings may be claimed." nonadult 44 Photos Of The Half-Naked Desigual Sale http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/44-photos-of-the-half-naked-desigual-sale Shameless publicity stunt? Yes. Did it absolutely work? Also yes. Desigual clothing stores across Europe held an “Arrive Half-Naked, Leave Fully Dressed” sale this week, in which mostly-nude bargain hunters received steep discounts. Here are shots of attractive people in their underwear from Lyon, Sevilla and Prague.

People in their underwear try clothes at a Desigual fashion store during the "Arrive Half-Naked, Leave Fully Dressed" offer on January 7, 2012 in Lyon, France. Retailers are offering deep discounts in their post-Christmas sales to try to get cash-strapped shoppers to open their wallets as a sharp economic downturn drags painfully on.

(Reuters / ROBERT PRATTA)

Lyon, France

(Reuters / ROBERT PRATTA)

Lyon, France

(Reuters / ROBERT PRATTA)

Lyon, France

(Reuters / ROBERT PRATTA)

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/44-photos-of-the-half-naked-desigual-sale Thu, 12 Jan 2012 11:41:55 -0500 <b>Shameless publicity stunt? Yes. Did it absolutely work? Also yes.</b> Desigual clothing stores across Europe held an "Arrive Half-Naked, Leave Fully Dressed" sale this week, in which mostly-nude bargain hunters received steep discounts. Here are shots of attractive people in their underwear from Lyon, Sevilla and Prague. gavon nonadult 50 Photos Of The No Pants Subway Ride http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/50-photos-of-the-no-pants-subway-ride North America got pantsed. Improv Everywhere in New York City and FlashMob Mexico in Mexico City both staged underwear only metro mobs over the weekend. Which city has the better collective ass? You be the oggler! #OccupyWedgie

NEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 08: Participants wait for their train during the annual No Pants Subway Ride on January 8, 2012 in New York City. The annual event is staged by the group Improv Everywhere which encourages people in dozens of cities worldwide to discard their pants while riding the subway.

(Getty Images / Mario Tama)

NEW YORK, NY

(Getty Images / Mario Tama)

NEW YORK

(Getty Images / TIMOTHY A. CLARY)

Participants walk near a subway to take part in the annual "No Pants Subway Ride" in Zocalo Square in Mexico City January 8, 2012. The event is organized by Flashmob Mexico where participants have to strip down to their underwear as they go about their normal routine.

(Reuters / STRINGER/MEXICO)

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/50-photos-of-the-no-pants-subway-ride Mon, 09 Jan 2012 11:53:01 -0500 <b>North America got pantsed.</b> <a href="http://improveverywhere.com/">Improv Everywhere</a> in New York City and <a href="http://flashmobmexico.com.mx/">FlashMob Mexico</a> in Mexico City both staged underwear only metro mobs over the weekend. Which city has the better collective ass? You be the oggler! #OccupyWedgie gavon nonadult Victoria&#39;s Secret Models If They Were Fat http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/victorias-secret-models-if-they-were-fat Thank you, FatBooth. See the rest at MTV Fora .

Rosie Huntington-Whitley

Rosie Huntington-Whitley

Source: fora.mtv.ca

Miranda Kerr

Miranda Kerr

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Erin Heatherton

Erin Heatherton

Source: fora.mtv.ca

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/victorias-secret-models-if-they-were-fat Mon, 05 Dec 2011 18:47:08 -0500 <b>Thank you, FatBooth.</b> See the rest at <a href="http://fora.mtv.ca/2011/11/if-the-victorias-secret-angels-gained-100-pounds/">MTV Fora</a>. gavon nonadult Atheist&#39;s Guide To The 2012 Election http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/atheists-guide-to-the-2012-election Penn Jillette uses an atheism scale to rate the presidential candidates, from Obama to Romney. Do you know who the most religious president was in American history? Well, Penn is about to tell you.

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/atheists-guide-to-the-2012-election Fri, 02 Dec 2011 17:32:08 -0500 <b>Penn Jillette uses an atheism scale to rate the presidential candidates, from Obama to Romney.</b> Do you know who the most religious president was in American history? Well, Penn is about to tell you. gavon nonadult Kristen Wiig In GQ With Very Few Clothes http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/kristen-wiig-in-gq-with-very-few-clothes Yes. Once you've gathered yourself, the article is also worth a read . It's written by Jon Hamm and he obviously shares our huge crush on the “Saturday Night Live” star.

Source: gq.com

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/kristen-wiig-in-gq-with-very-few-clothes Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:32:08 -0500 <b>Yes.</b> Once you&#39;ve gathered yourself, the article is also <a href="http://www.gq.com/moty/2011/kristen-wiig-gq-men-of-the-year-issue">worth a read</a>. It&#39;s written by Jon Hamm and he obviously shares our huge crush on the "Saturday Night Live" star. gavon nonadult 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Pictures http://www.popsugar.com/2011-Victorias-Secret-Fashion-Show-Pictures-20351790

The annual celebration of wings, lingerie and…tutus? The Victoria’s Secret runway extravaganza took over the Lexington Avenue Armory yesterday evening in NYC.

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]]> http://www.popsugar.com/2011-Victorias-Secret-Fashion-Show-Pictures-20351790 Thu, 10 Nov 2011 13:17:09 -0500 <b>The annual celebration of wings, lingerie and...tutus?</b> The Victoria's Secret runway extravaganza took over the Lexington Avenue Armory yesterday evening in NYC. popsugar.com nonadult The Utah Undie Run http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-utah-undie-run This one goes out to Mitt. Thousands of people stripped down to their underwear yesterday and ran through the streets of Salt Lake City. Why? To protest against Utah being an uptight fuddy duddy of a state. Solidarity, you bunch of pantless Utahns…solidarity.

(AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Djamila Grossman)

(AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Djamila Grossman)

(AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Djamila Grossman)

(AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Djamila Grossman)

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-utah-undie-run Mon, 26 Sep 2011 16:37:51 -0400 <b>This one goes out to Mitt.</b> Thousands of people stripped down to their underwear yesterday and ran through the streets of Salt Lake City. Why? To protest against Utah being an uptight fuddy duddy of a state. Solidarity, you bunch of pantless Utahns...solidarity. gavon nonadult Miley Cyrus "Leaked" Photo (TSFW) http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/miley-cyrus-leaked-photo-tsfw Meaning “Totally Safe For Work.” Not pointing any fingers, but the likely culprit behind this “hack and leak” (ew) rhymes with Shmiley Shmyrus. Looks like Miley is concerned about the widening chasm of media interest between her and Scarlett Johansson. A ScarJo gap, if you will. That sounded way dirtier when I actually typed it out.

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/miley-cyrus-leaked-photo-tsfw Thu, 22 Sep 2011 11:02:24 -0400 <b>Meaning "Totally Safe For Work." Not pointing any fingers, but the likely culprit behind this "hack and leak" (ew) rhymes with Shmiley Shmyrus.</b> Looks like Miley is concerned about the widening chasm of media interest between her and Scarlett Johansson. A ScarJo gap, if you will. That sounded way dirtier when I actually typed it out. gavon nonadult Superman Is Pretty Ripped http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/superman-is-pretty-ripped The first good look at an insanely chiseled Henry Cavill in costume for Zack Snyder's “Man of Steel.” Lois Lane is a lucky woman.

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Source: aintitcool.com

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/superman-is-pretty-ripped Wed, 31 Aug 2011 13:53:12 -0400 <b>The first good look at an insanely chiseled Henry Cavill in costume for Zack Snyder&#39;s "Man of Steel."</b> Lois Lane is a lucky woman. gavon nonadult This Underwear Has a Stretch Hole http://www.buzzfeed.com/theuniblogger/this-underwear-has-a-stretch-hole-bhd You know, for your wiener. If you have one. (via The Uniblog )

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/theuniblogger/this-underwear-has-a-stretch-hole-bhd Wed, 27 Jul 2011 22:02:13 -0400 <b>You know, for your wiener.</b> If you have one. (via <a href="http://theuniblog.evilspacerobot.com/?p=10125">The Uniblog</a>) theuniblogger nonadult Has "Essential" Lost Its Meaning? http://www.buzzfeed.com/burnred/has-essential-lost-its-meaning-281t It appears so.

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/burnred/has-essential-lost-its-meaning-281t Mon, 04 Jul 2011 07:02:11 -0400 It appears so. burnred nonadult Well, Your Honor, It's Like This http://www.buzzfeed.com/burnred/well-your-honor-its-like-this-mild-nsfw-281t I wonder, exactly what was happening here? Dread to think! (Via The BurnRed Blog. )

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/burnred/well-your-honor-its-like-this-mild-nsfw-281t Mon, 13 Jun 2011 04:32:10 -0400 <b>I wonder, exactly what was happening here?</b> Dread to think! (Via <a href="http://burnred.co.uk/blog/well-your-honor-its-like-this-mild-nsfw.html">The BurnRed Blog.</a>)</b> burnred nonadult The Best Of Alison Brie http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-best-of-alison-brie Alison Brie, star of Community and Mad Men , is simply amazing. She's hot and hilarious. “Hotlarious”? “Hilariot”?

  1. Via.

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-best-of-alison-brie Tue, 19 Apr 2011 17:49:30 -0400 <b>Alison Brie, star of <i>Community</i> and <i>Mad Men</i>, is simply amazing.</b> She&#39;s hot and hilarious. "Hotlarious"? "Hilariot"? gavon nonadult The Best Of Jennifer Lawrence http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-best-of-jennifer-lawrence Jennifer Lawrence, Academy Award-nominated actress from “Winter's Bone” and the upcoming “X-Men: First Class,” is frequently photographed wearing very few clothes. Here are some of those photos. Plus a few where she just looks amazing. If she's not already, she will soon be your new nerd crush. Don't fight it. You might sprain something.

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]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-best-of-jennifer-lawrence Thu, 14 Apr 2011 13:46:00 -0400 <b>Jennifer Lawrence, Academy Award-nominated actress from "Winter&#39;s Bone" and the upcoming "X-Men: First Class," is frequently photographed wearing very few clothes. Here are some of those photos.</b> Plus a few where she just looks amazing. If she&#39;s not already, she will soon be your new nerd crush. Don&#39;t fight it. You might sprain something. gavon nonadult Girls Of American Apparel http://www.buzzfeed.com/tiad/girls-of-american-apparel So many lost souls led astray by the dark path of shiny, gold leggings and black lace unitards. Which is your favorite?

  1. Lily

  2. Erin

  3. Alina

  4. Kiani

  5. Sonja

  6. Jimena

  7. Taylor

  8. Rachel

  9. Tiana

  10. Zara

  11. Megan

  12. Alyssa

  13. Laura

  14. Alanna

  15. Julia

  16. Christina

  17. Elizabeth

  18. Ryan

  19. Kimbra

  20. Britney

  21. Faye Reagan AKA Jillian

  22. Rachel

  23. Chloe

  24. Ani

  25. Stephanie

  26. Aylya

  27. Karen

  28. Rachel

  29. Catherine

  30. Debbie

  31. Charlotte

  32. Meg

  33. Alix

  34. Alexia

  35. Mallory

  36. Sara

  37. Kyung

  38. Sophie

  39. Tessa

  40. Miho

  41. Signe

  42. Keondra

  43. Molly

  44. Yin

  45. Natasha

  46. Angelique

  47. Mele

  48. Alexia

  49. Lora

  50. Yanyan

  51. Olivia

  52. Sarah

  53. Laurie

  54. Kristen

  55. Charmaine

  56. Lyanne

  57. Mallory

  58. Michelle

  59. Aya

  60. Bev

  61. Genny

  62. Jessica

  63. Tal

  64. Fanny

  65. Stephanie

  66. Renate

  67. Kelsey

  68. Roxy

  69. Abrielle

  70. Lauren

  71. Jill

  72. Hayley

  73. Sandra

  74. Phylicia

  75. Fiametta

  76. Suzanna

  77. Clio

  78. Ariel

  79. Monique

  80. Sabina

  81. Gina

  82. Shannon

  83. Morgan

  84. Madlen

  85. Sheily

  86. Perrin

  87. Amanda

  88. Lea

  89. Dora

  90. Carrie

  91. Ji-Sung

  92. Melissa

  93. Janine

  94. Vanessa

  95. Anahit

  96. Rebecca

  97. Sona

  98. Bobbi

  99. Tatiana

  100. Lauren

  101. Nora

  102. Britney

  103. Spring

  104. Ashley and Lindsay

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/tiad/girls-of-american-apparel Sun, 03 Apr 2011 13:13:44 -0400 <b>So many lost souls led astray by the dark path of shiny, gold leggings and black lace unitards.</b> Which is your favorite? tiad nonadult Bronx Zoo Cobra Panties http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/bronx-zoo-cobra-panties The Egyptian cobra that escaped the Bronx Zoo now has its own line of merchandise, including panties and onesies. This cobra needs an agent. All of this and more available at CafePress.

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/bronx-zoo-cobra-panties Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:18:22 -0400 <b>The Egyptian cobra that escaped the Bronx Zoo now has its own line of merchandise, including panties and onesies.</b> This cobra needs an agent. All of this and more available at <a href="http://www.cafepress.com/+i_egyptian_cobra_new_york_bro_mug,519491661">CafePress.</a> gavon nonadult Chinese Cleavage Clamp Commercial http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/chinese-cleavage-clamp-commercial

A hypnotic Chinese ad for some sort of boob-smooshing corset device. We now have a smutty infomercial gap with China. I don't have any idea what they're saying in this commercial. Quite frankly, I don't really care.

]]> http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/chinese-cleavage-clamp-commercial Fri, 04 Mar 2011 17:29:31 -0500 <b>A hypnotic Chinese ad for some sort of boob-smooshing corset device. We now have a smutty infomercial gap with China.</b> I don&#39;t have any idea what they&#39;re saying in this commercial. Quite frankly, I don&#39;t really care. gavon nonadult