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Excessive padding looks, well excessive and is uncomfortable, but there are momemts....
My friend got this idea from Reebock (?) pumps. She suggested a pumpable air bladder in the cups that allows the volume to be carefully tailored to the occasion.
(?) Gossard Ultrabra Airotic
http://www.b2g.ltd....trabra-airotic.html
At least one exists already. [cswiii, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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Dunno, they might hold up, given enough support. |
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[UB]: I raise my cup to you. |
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Might be handy in a domestic dispute... If you "needed some space", you could rub her against your sweater and stick her to the ceiling until she "cools off". |
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I can't see the power of static electricity keeping *me* on the ceiling for long. |
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My Mrs hits the ceiling at the slightest excuse! |
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did you buy her a trampoline for christmas? |
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Errr...... Wonderbra makes this and it's one of their better selling items?????? |
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I think that's what's known as a push-up bra. It uses a lot of winches with chains, basically a mechanized lifting apparatus with a sort of scaffolding for support in order to create a fuller bustline. I could be wrong, but I think it's done with hydraulics. |
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Talking about static balloons sticking to walls, did you see that commercial where the husband shows that trick to his wife and then sticks his rabit to the wall too? Best commercial I saw in a while. I'm sure it could work with the bra :) |
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