Imagine the days when women wore these types of garments to the beach. Nothing says "increased friction" like ruffles. Luckily a Frenchman (figures) named Louis Réard took what we'd all been thinking and created the "first" bikini in 1946. From then on, we could go to the beach and, essentially, look at women in their underwear while not feeling like complete perverts. In honor of the rapidly approaching "bathing suit season," I've collected some of the best bikini links on the web. Enjoy.Monday, October 25, 2010
The best Bikini Experience
Imagine the days when women wore these types of garments to the beach. Nothing says "increased friction" like ruffles. Luckily a Frenchman (figures) named Louis Réard took what we'd all been thinking and created the "first" bikini in 1946. From then on, we could go to the beach and, essentially, look at women in their underwear while not feeling like complete perverts. In honor of the rapidly approaching "bathing suit season," I've collected some of the best bikini links on the web. Enjoy.
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Once there lived a famous king.He was fond of knowing his future.He often invited the best astrologer of the kingdom.A good astrologer happened to stop at his capital on his way to Beneras.The king called on him to know his future and the astrologer said something unpleasant.At this the king got furious and condemned him to death saying,”Men like you should not live to spoil the peace of the world.”But another thought crossed his mind before the astrologer was removed for execution.”How long would you live?”asked the king.This astrologer mused for a while for some way of escape,as he was sure the king would prove him a liar putting him to death then there,if he would live longer than that day.With ready wit he said,’’The stars declare that I shall die only a week before your majesty.So,good-bye.I shall wait to receive your Majesty where you have been sending me”.At this the king turned pale as dead and shouted,”Drive this wrech away,let him not come again.”
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