http://www.smh.com.au/news/environme...329361322.html

Japanese women with environmental concerns close to their hearts
might one day be able to wear a bra, unveiled on Wednesday, that
can be used to carry their own personal chopsticks to cut down on
waste.

Women's underwear maker Triumph Japan showcased a bra with cups
designed to look like a pair of rice and miso soup bowls and side
pouches to hold compact chopsticks.


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In article >,
Adam Funk > wrote:

> http://www.smh.com.au/news/environme...e-chop/2007/11
> /08/1194329361322.html
>
> Japanese women with environmental concerns close to their hearts
> might one day be able to wear a bra, unveiled on Wednesday, that
> can be used to carry their own personal chopsticks to cut down on
> waste.
>
> Women's underwear maker Triumph Japan showcased a bra with cups
> designed to look like a pair of rice and miso soup bowls and side
> pouches to hold compact chopsticks.

LOL. I'd rather carry a handbag. Don't want to go digging around in my
undies for chopsticks to eat my lunch with!

Miche

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> In article >,
> Adam Funk > wrote:
>
>> http://www.smh.com.au/news/environme...e-chop/2007/11
>> /08/1194329361322.html
>>
>> Japanese women with environmental concerns close to their hearts
>> might one day be able to wear a bra, unveiled on Wednesday, that
>> can be used to carry their own personal chopsticks to cut down on
>> waste.
>>
>> Women's underwear maker Triumph Japan showcased a bra with cups
>> designed to look like a pair of rice and miso soup bowls and side
>> pouches to hold compact chopsticks.



Soup bowl bras with chopstick pouches? I'm not sure whether
that sounds
more kinky or ridiculous.

gloria p

Miche wrote:

> In article >,
> Adam Funk > wrote:
>
>> http://www.smh.com.au/news/environme...e-chop/2007/11
>> /08/1194329361322.html
>>
>> Japanese women with environmental concerns close to their hearts
>> might one day be able to wear a bra, unveiled on Wednesday, that can
>> be used to carry their own personal chopsticks to cut down on waste.
>>
>> Women's underwear maker Triumph Japan showcased a bra with cups
>> designed to look like a pair of rice and miso soup bowls and side
>> pouches to hold compact chopsticks.
>
> LOL. I'd rather carry a handbag. Don't want to go digging around in my
> undies for chopsticks to eat my lunch with!

Could be a nice ice-breaker on a first date. Heck, could even be a party
game.


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"Adam Funk" schrieb :
> http://www.smh.com.au/news/environme...329361322.html
>
> Japanese women with environmental concerns close to their hearts
> might one day be able to wear a bra, unveiled on Wednesday, that
> can be used to carry their own personal chopsticks to cut down on
> waste.
>
> Women's underwear maker Triumph Japan showcased a bra with cups
> designed to look like a pair of rice and miso soup bowls and side
> pouches to hold compact chopsticks.
>
>
Gives a whole new meaning to misogynist ...

Cheers,

Michael "eat me, honey" Kuettner