I’ve been meaning to post this for awhile, but I’ve been distracted by other things. In any case, I have the last issue with FC2 solved on my desktop and setup some other nicities.
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Buns of steel? Boobies of titanium!
Link thanks to MARK NOTARUS
What a lovely pair of titaniums!
A doctor in Germany has invented the world’s first titanium bra – and it’s meant to be worn under the skin.
Dr Ziya Saylan, president of the European Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, has developed a technique to implant cups of titanium mesh under the breasts.
They are then attached to the patient’s ribs and muscle. The effect is claimed to be instant, youthful-looking boobs with invisible lift.
Christina Filiaggi will be really happy to hear about this!
[Update 6/25: Stephen requested that I also put a link to Christina's sailor suit.]
[Update 9/30: This post is hit so often via google, I came back to reread it. I realized that there was no context on my Christina comment. Here it is....
At about the time this story came out, there was a discussion on the Roe Show about boob saggage related to some bra discussion. Christina said that if she didn't have a bra, people wouldn't think she's as hot as they think she is. She related a story about how some guy was into her but made some comment about bras being not needed or something. So, she went into the bar bathroom and took of her bra, and then the guy wasn't so much into her.]
[Update 2/1/2008: Hello, Roe Conn listeners! Sorry, you'll not get $1 to Christina this way!]
[Update 2/25/2008: Hello again, Roe Conn listeners! Are you looking for the auction?]
Java dumbness of the day
My friend seva is an admin of some unix boxes (including linux) at a firm that does some stockish stuff. Appearently, some of their applications are based on java. He was running into a weird situation where the box was in EDT (where it lived) and but java kept thinking it was CDT (where the box was originally.) Well, it was reporting “America/Chicago” technically.
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