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Kathy Colan on Barring Men from the Lingerie Aisle
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Interesting idea - I am not sure I agree, but it gave me great fodder for tomorrow's blog post and is a super topic to bat around. I am sure there will be ten different opinions on it.
I would have thought more men thought like me, and tried violate the very laws of physics by trying to break the light speed barrier in a quest to get out of such a store at the very milisecond the fate of the this universe did not demand we were in there. As for the lechery, it befuddles me. If you're hungry, why would you want to go look at plates?
I'm with you, Jerry. All the Clydesdale horses in the brewery fleet couldn't keep me interested in hanging around those places for 20 seconds. But then, to give her her due, Kathleen is a particularly pretty woman who no doubt brings out the beast in some men.
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