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Cheeky breast euphemisms for the cure?

Posted by Tom Megginson | 26-10-2011 16:52 | Category: Health, Pinkverts, Women's Issues

This silly (but mostly harmless) user-generated microblog uses a randomizer to share ridiculous euphemisms for breasts.

Similar to Mooncup’s social engagement that asked women to name their vulvas, this one also probably attracted more male submissions than female ones. At least it isn’t overtly advertising anything. But couldn’t it at least have prompted users to make some sort of cause donation?

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Funny Nicknames for Breasts

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