Gold-Weave Swimsuit
Interesting StuffHow much your swimsuit cost you? Well, the latest gold-weave swimsuit from Japan might cost you 10million yen or $82,000! This gold-weave swimsuit weighs 500g and comes in a halter-neck style that will make any poolside sparkle! This woven product produced by Japan’s largest bullion house, Tanaka Kinkinzoku. The idea of this gold-weave swimsuit is to adorn a woman’s whole body very elegantly with jewels. However, this swimsuit is not designed for frolicking in the water.
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All the beautiful girls have signed up for a career in tennis. You not only have to start from very young, have a good forehand or backhand and excellent service. You also have to look sexy, cute, glamorous, or fashionable to secure millions of dollars in contracts and endorsement deals. And the girls unabashedly parade their mini skirts and sexy cleavages on court. Of course they also have powerful serves and play well. But good looks never hurt. If in hitting a ball, your tits, knickers or butt are slightly exposed, it doesn’t matter. In fact it makes the match all the more exciting to watch. Long slim legs are definitely good to boost ratings. And the groans, pants and grunts make the game more suggestive and seductive. Tennis, or women’s tennis, at least, is like a love affair. The sweat, grunts, exposed flesh and excitement reflect a sexual tryst in the bedroom.
Salman Rushdie, the man honoured with a knighthood by one nation and threatened with a death sentence or fatwa by another, has announced his divorce from wife, Padma Lakhsmi. Rushdie sparked death threats with his bestseller Satanic Verses which provoked the ire of the Iranian government and Muslim society for its alleged insult against Islam. But Rushdie, a successful author in Britain, won the Booker Prize in 1981 through his awe-inspiring and quasi-magical second novel, Midnight’s Children. The award of a knighthood by the British government two weeks ago had triggered protests and renewed hostility against the writer. 
Heidi Fleiss is all set to help others wash their dirty laundry in public. The former Hollywood madam who arranged high-class prostitutes for celebrities and the rich and famous have opened a Laundromat in Nevada. She calls it ‘Dirty Laundry’ which is rather suggestive of the tales she has up her sleeves after years in the pimping business. Wonder if housewives or journalists frequent the Laundromat? Does the piped-in music narrate tales of Hollywood scandals or pop music? Somehow, Fleiss gives the impression that her own wardrobe can never be clean after her sordid and tainted past were exposed.