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Japanese Company Illustrates How Much Breasts Weigh by Strapping Animals to Men and Having Them Play Sports
By Rain Noe - Feb 19
Most of we men have no idea what it feels like to live with the persistent weight of breasts on the front of our torsos. And I couldn't imagine having to play tennis with, say, a fanny pack strapped across my chest. To illustrate what this weight is like, Japanese sports bra and undergarment manufacturer Wacoal Sports made this crazy commercial:
I hope all of the animals were treated humanely!
Rain Noe
Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.
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By Rain Noe - Feb 12
How Team USA's Self-Heating Olympic Jackets Work, and a List of the Design Firms That Helped to Create Them
It's so cold in PyeongChang that Italy reportedly advised their Olympic team "to skip the entertainment portion of the ceremony" due to the subzero temperatures. It would not be like the Italians to take their fashion cues from us Americans, but perhaps in this case they ought have; Team USA
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By Rain Noe - Dec 12, 2017
Hilariously Risqué Holiday Party Costumes by YourSassyGrandma
"Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny...."
Etsy seller YourSassyGrandma seems pretty sassy indeed: Their store sells a line of "Ugly Christmas sweaters and more," where the "more" pertains to holiday costumes that integrate parts of human anatomy. I have to say it doesn't work as well for the guys, although the reindeer at least gets some
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By Rain Noe - Dec 11, 2017
Viral Video: Creative Kids Hilariously Spoof Victoria's Secret Runway Show--in the Jungle
The provenance of this is unclear, but this Vietnamese Facebook account has posted this video of some very creative kids spoofing a Victoria's Secret catwalk event. The creativity is pretty astonishing: Talk about using local materials! I've scrolled through the comments hoping to find the creators' names, but most
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By Rain Noe - Dec 06, 2017
Want a Han Solo Parka? Columbia is Selling "Empire Strikes Back" Outerwear
These should be Hoth-selling items
Clothing brand Columbia has licensed the rights to fashion designs from "The Empire Strikes Back" and, starting on Friday, will be selling the following items: The officially-licensed, limited-edition Luke Skywalker™ Echo Base Jacket will keep you warmer than a tauntaun while you take on the Empire. This durable cotton-blend, water-resistant
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