[QUOTE=NaturalBlondChap]
Partly air and partly a vacuum, which is wrapped around the upper surfaces thus providing uplift. So the total density of the volume occupied by the bra is less than that of air.
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Shurely the bra would just float up into the sky then?
[QUOTE=BrainGlutton]
When you’re pimping your lacy brassieres
Rhyming verse often tempting appears
But just don’t get sidetracked
From the vital impact,
Viz., the model’s enclosed hemispheres!
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[QUOTE=Quartz]
You’ve remembered the company / brand, so the advert has been successful.
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Oh, baloney.
It’s a lingerie ad on TV. Victoria’s Secret is the only lingerie company that advertises on TV to any great degree. They’ve been pummeling us with advertising and publicity for two decades. That we should remember the brand is no great achievement.
The ad does nothing to make it more likely that I will spend my money there. The last thing I need is AIR in my bra. I have boobs enough for a small village already.
It is traditional for Limericks to take painful licenses, especially saving them for the end, though I would agree that same-word rhymes are simply lame whereas zingingly awful is preferred.
A pretty young lady with wings
Was hawking inflatable underthings
Though her boobs were sublime
Her excrable rhyme
Showed her head had more air than her tit slings.
[QUOTE=Johnny Angel]
It is traditional for Limericks to take painful licenses, especially saving them for the end, though I would agree that same-word rhymes are simply lame whereas zingingly awful is preferred.
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This is true. As an example, I offer the little known “clean” version of The Man from Nantucket:
There once was a man from Nantucket,
Who kept all his cash in a bucket.
His daughter, named Nan,
Ran off with a man.
And as for the bucket she took it.
It’s a lingerie ad on TV. Victoria’s Secret is the only lingerie company that advertises on TV to any great degree. They’ve been pummeling us with advertising and publicity for two decades. That we should remember the brand is no great achievement.
The ad does nothing to make it more likely that I will spend my money there. The last thing I need is AIR in my bra. I have boobs enough for a small village already.
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I won’t buy a $40 bra, and better poetry won’t convince me to change my mind. However, I do buy my panties there but only the signature cotton.
[QUOTE=El Cid Viscoso]
Only if you give it a little prick.
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I wouldn’t cast aspersions at the fellow a lady chooses to date. His endowment, or lack thereof, is her business.
[QUOTE=Green Bean]
This is true. As an example, I offer the little known “clean” version of The Man from Nantucket:
There once was a man from Nantucket,
Who kept all his cash in a bucket.
His daughter, named Nan,
Ran off with a man.
And as for the bucket she took it.
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Little known? Not to those familiar with the Straight Dope Classics.
The version that Cecil quotes includes a groanworthy pun in the last line:
And, as for the bucket, Nantucket.
{This also sets up the later “Pawtucket” and “Manhasset” verses.)
The OP may mock our poor ditties
But we’re franchised in all major cities
So why take the time
To write a proper rhyme
When all you care about is our titties
Sometimes when we’re watching the tubes,
We will be confronted by rubes.
But the time’s not a waste,
Though their rhyme’s not our taste,
Cause we still get to ogle their boobs!
Some fellas using computers
Are fond of the sweet little cooters
But some guys who click
While holding their dick
Are seeking the bodacious melons.
Needs a little work.
[QUOTE=Little Nemo]
The OP may mock our poor ditties
But we’re franchised in all major cities
So why take the time
To write a proper rhyme
When all you care about is our titties
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