Woman Sues Victoria’s Secret
I know this is really naughty of me to talk about a legal case before it properly gets to court, but it’s been reported on Reuters and she went on the “Today” show so I guess if they’re going to have me up for contempt I’ll be in good company.
Here’s what happened. A woman in America was doing something with a Victoria’s Secret thong (let’s call it a g-string) and a clip that held a little gem in place did something and got her in the eye. The photo you see here is the only thong I could find on the VS site that actually had little gem studs BTW.
Well she had to go get medical help but now she’s suing Victoria’s Secret for some unknown amount of money in a product liability lawsuit.
OK, so you’re all with me so far are you? Pretty boring stuff really, and you’re wondering why I’ve bothered mentioning it. Well, you see the first thought that went through my mind is this seems like a fairly unlikely story, I would have thought you’d have to be a bit closer to the action forĀ one of those things to get you in the eye. I mean just look at the picture and imagine the physics involved. Those gems are pointing away from her, not up to her eye.
So, in my mind I’m thinking to myself, how did this woman get so close to her own underwear for this to happen, is she a contortionist, or was there another person in the room, perhaps someone else who was wearing the g-string? Aye, when you see it this way it makes a lot more sense.
And of course if she was with a man, well neither of them would want it getting out he was wearing Victoria’s Secret underwear, and if she was with another woman, well they might still not want the truth getting out.
So, do we have any lingerie experts who could verify my theory? Has anybody got any practical experience either way to suggest how this could happen? Would any of my lady readers care to send a photo of themselves trying out the kind of contortions that would be required to get pinged in the eye by those tricky little gems?





