According to creator gatita72 “Suprisingly comfy and stayed in place. I was able to tie in a way so they wouldn’t slip…a glorified boob cozie.”

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The cups on this bra are hand painted to look like everyone’s favorite R2 unit using acrylic paint with a textile medium. It is permanent and washable.

Unfortunately a couple of perfectly positioned dots prevent us from seeing too much… If you can still see this, and it isn’t on the floor, then you have not yet seen it all.

You can get the Star Wars R2-D2 Bra at the SceeneShoes shop at Etsy.com for $40

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European ‘sexy time’ retailer Beate Uhse hired Munich-based ad agency Interone to create a unique gift to hand out to clients attending Salon International de la Lingerie in Paris.

The Face Bra was designed as a sexy sleeping mask to help those fortunate invitees have a restful sleep during their long journey to and from the event.

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Exactly…her bra! JoeyBra, designed to hold the iPhone safe and close when no other options are available.

The bra is the brainchild of two University of Washington juniors, Mariah Gentry and Kyle Bartlow. “From our own personal experience, we know that women hate taking purses to dances, bars or dance clubs. Leaving these items at home can pose a safety risk, but with JoeyBra women will never have to worry losing or damaging their valuables again.”

Right now being designed only in leopard print, and not yet available for purchase, but you can pre-order them for $19.99, with an expected shipping date of June 2012.

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It’s completely washable and has been thoroughly tested. They are made to last. It can very well be used as an everyday bra if you desire.
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Aptly called Flashbang, I find it oddly exciting seeing a woman reach under her shirt and pull out a 9mm, but is it comfortable…I have no idea. The holster , which fits any conventional bra, 32,34,36,38,40, b,c,d,dd,e, is currently only sold on eBay for $40.

I don’t think every woman should have one of these, but I think every guy should think they do.

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In the shocking video in which Ontario Court Justice Richard Lajoie’s called a ‘travesty’, turns chaotic after Stacy Bonds, who had been handcuffed, has her right arm come free from the handcuffs.

That’s when Special Const. Melanie Morris knees Bonds twice in the leg and Bonds’ head is violently jerked backward by the hair several times before she is forced forward against the counter.

Morris knee Stacy Bonds so hard, that she actually hurts herself and can been seen limping in agony out of the view of the camera. The ‘Special officer’ later returns only to lean up against the wall due to her self inflected injury. That’s when Sgt. Steve Desjourdy joins the three male officers, picking up a plastic riot shield and placing it across Bonds’ legs.

Desjourdy leaves and goes to another desk, where he appears to put on a pair of goggles. He goes down a hallway and returns with a pair of scissors in his hand.

Desjourdy is then seen cutting away Bonds’ shirt and bra as she lies prone on the floor.

The riot shield is then moved to cover Bonds’ face. As you can clearly see, Bonds does not appear to be resisting.The close to seven-minute video posted by the Ottawa Citizen ends with Bonds being lifted to her feet with her cut shirt still around her arms and covering the front part of her body.

In his Oct. 27 ruling, Lajoie said the officers left Bonds alone in a jail cell “half naked and having soiled her pants” after the search

So just what led to police taking Bonds into custody?  An officer ran her name through a police computer and found nothing, so they told her to keep walking home. When she turned back to question why they had stopped her in the first place, she was arrested for public intoxication — an arrest Lajoie found unlawful — and taken to police headquarters.

Don’t ever question authority, lesson learned.

Buske says the strategically placed fig-leaf design will shield TSA scanners from viewing passenger’s private parts and keep travelers safe from radiation emitted from the notorious “backscatter” x-ray machines.

“The object is not to make money but to protect the public, educate people and ultimately see these X-Ray machines put in the dumpster,” said Buske.

Unfortunately the gear won’t protect fliers from a TSA frisking; But Buske says his undies should achieve a happy medium between what travelers want to keep hidden and what security officials need to see.

The undergarments come in designs featuring a pair of women’s hands modestly clasped together and inserts shaped like shields and stop signs.

Available now, just in time for the holiday rush, prices range from $9.11 to $37.45.