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These outrageously sexy bikini pants from Sanna’s Brazil Fashion, a Japanese clothing company, blur the line between blue jeans and a string bikini. And you know what? I’m all right with that!

Low-riding blue jeans are a fashion trend that seems to have long legs - pun definitely intended. The only question is, how low can they go? Sanna’s Brazil Fashion seems to have given us the answer with their new line of bikini pants that combine ultra low-cut blue jeans with an integrated string bikini bottom. The effect is stunning… super sexy yet extremely flattering, and without showing more skin than a normal bikini displays.

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Truthfully - I have no Idea Who These Two Ladies Are - But Definitely Worth Looking At the Pictures.

ABOUT five years ago these pictures would have made top billing.

But unfortunately for pop babes LIZ McCLARNON and MICHELLE SCOTT-LEE, they’re not exactly pulling up many trees at the moment.

Nonetheless, they’ve taken part in this saucy shoot in an Irish health spa and I thought you’d enjoy the pictures.

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This article was published in the Edmonton Journal on Thursday, March 20.

Penis-wiggler pleads guilty to indecent exposure

EDMONTON - An exhibitionist who “wiggled” his penis at a handful of city women pleaded guilty today to five counts of indecent exposure.

According to an agreed statement of facts, Mark Dennis Wright, 38, flashed his penis at unsuspecting women last summer.

On June 24, 2007, a 24-year-old woman was walking with her two children near a west-end convenience store when a man in a white pickup caught her attention, according to the agreed statement.

“It was not until (he) reached down, took hold of his penis and wiggled it, that (she) noticed he did not appear to have any pants on while in the vehicle,” the statement says. The woman told him he was a pervert and called police.

On July 17, 2007, he flashed a neighbour, who was fed up with his antics.

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PLEASANTON, Calif., Feb. 7 /PRNewswire/ — SpectraGenics, a leader in light-based therapeutic beauty devices, today announced over-the-counter (OTC) clearance from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for their patented hand-held laser hair removal device designed for at-home use. The TRIA is the first hair removal laser to enter the U.S. home-based device market, an industry projected to grow exponentially over the next three years.

“The FDA clearance is the culmination of many years of research, clinical testing and innovative product design efforts,” said Robert Grove, PhD, CEO, SpectraGenics. “Our engineers are the same scientists who developed the first and gold-standard professional diode laser hair removal system over 10 years ago which is still used by physicians nationwide. We have invested significant resources to harness that same light-based technology to deliver a safe, effective way for consumers to treat unwanted hair in the privacy of their homes.”

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A Burlington-based cosmetic laser manufacturer and the Gillette Co. have delayed the launch of a new product to accommodate further negotiation between the companies.

Palomar Medical Technologies Inc., a researcher and developer of light-based systems for cosmetic treatments, and Gillette have agreed to delay scheduling the launch of an in-home, light-based hair removal device for women until no later than Feb. 29, 2008. Under the agreement, Gillette had until Monday, Jan. 7, 2008 to schedule the launch. Until then, the companies will negotiate a new agreement that may include the release of Palomar from exclusivity and the retention by Gillette of non-exclusive rights to Palomar’s technology and intellectual property, according to Palomar. In return for a release from exclusivity, Palomar said it anticipates a reduction in the percentage of net sales that Gillette pays to Palomar and a change from annual payments under the existing agreement to reduced calendar quarterly payments for a certain period.

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The right to crack jokes or be rude about homosexuals could fall victim to new government laws to stamp out “homophobic” behaviour, Rowan Atkinson, the Blackadder star warned yesterday.

# Attacking elderly is a hate crime, courts told

Matt Lucas in Little Britain
The only gay in the village: Matt Lucas in a scene from Little Britain

Atkinson, who mounted a successful campaign in 2004 to water down legislation aimed at criminalising expressions of religious hatred, has returned to the fray to defend the art of gay leg-pulling.

His concern is that Labour ministers are so obsessed with creating laws to stop people being rude about each other that they are putting in danger the right to free speech and, equally dear to his heart, the comedian’s craft.

In a letter to a newspaper he accused ministers of filling their legislative programme with measures that have “serious implications for freedom of speech, humour and creative expression”.

Atkinson was referring to measures in the Criminal Justice Bill, currently passing through Parliament, which could mean people who stir up hatred against homosexuals being put in prison for up to seven years.

He said the Government measures, which could be expanded to cover hatred against disabled or transgendered people, seemed to be “infinitely extendable”.

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