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Victoria's Secret sued for thong injury

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,368206,00.html

 

A Los Angeles woman claims she was injured by her Victoria's Secret thong, prompting her to sue the underwear manufacturer.

 

The plaintiff in the case, Macrida Patterson, 52, attributed the May 2007 injury to a Victoria's Secret "low-rise v-string," according to a court document posted on The Smoking Gun.

 

Patterson's lawyer told The Smoking Gun that a "design problem" caused a decorative metallic piece on the underwear to fly up and hit Patterson in the eye while she was putting the underwear on.

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:lol::lol::lol:

Is this what astronomers refer to as the slingshot effect?

You have got to be kidding me.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,368206,00.html

 

A Los Angeles woman claims she was injured by her Victoria's Secret thong, prompting her to sue the underwear manufacturer.

 

The plaintiff in the case, Macrida Patterson, 52, attributed the May 2007 injury to a Victoria's Secret "low-rise v-string," according to a court document posted on The Smoking Gun.

 

Patterson's lawyer told The Smoking Gun that a "design problem" caused a decorative metallic piece on the underwear to fly up and hit Patterson in the eye while she was putting the underwear on.

 

Shouldn't she be wearing granny panties?

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Shouldn't she be wearing granny panties?

 

:lol: That's what I was thinking.

I have never worn a "V-string", or any thong for that matter, but I have never done anything while putting on underwear that would cause any part of it to "Fly up". I guess the argument that we all put our pants (or underwear) on one leg at a time does not apply here.

In an effort to provide as much accuracy as possible to BGP, I just visited victoriasecet.com and viewed the offending item, and I saw no style of "V-string low rise" with any metal decorations. I will need more proof to side with the complainant in this story.

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In an effort to provide as much accuracy as possible to BGP, I just visited victoriasecet.com and viewed the offending item, and I saw no style of "V-string low rise" with any metal decorations. I will need more proof to side with the complainant in this story.

 

Way to "research" this one Ram! :lol:

In an effort to provide as much accuracy as possible to BGP, I just visited victoriasecet.com and viewed the offending item, and I saw no style of "V-string low rise" with any metal decorations. I will need more proof to side with the complainant in this story.

 

Even with proof, this is so rediculous that I still couldn't side with her.:lol:

Well it is usually taking off the panties is when something bad can happen... :sssh:

Shouldn't she be wearing granny panties?

 

Indeed.

Way to "research" this one Ram! :lol:

It's a tough job, but I am dedicated to the integrity of BGP. I want the hole :sssh: story.

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