Bouncy Bouncy

at 05:09 on 28 February 2006, Phil Renaud wrote:

best. piece of news. ever.

at 08:18 on 28 February 2006, David B. wrote:

oh my... my my my...

those bras are awesome! ;)

at 15:06 on 28 February 2006, Brownspank wrote:

Mammary physics looks accurate, but with that kind of detail in the chest area, they could've worked more on the hands. :)

Double-D's, baby!

at 19:56 on 28 February 2006, Sunshine wrote:

Could we possibly get a nsfw label? My job tends to frown on visual models of mammary physics. :)

at 21:09 on 28 February 2006, Wesley Walser wrote:

I feel as a regular visitor I have the right to voice my opinion on this as 'news'. Seriously, completely unwarranted no matter how good the design.

Next we will be linking to standards based porn site, this is completely unneeded, and even more unwanted.

at 02:38 on 01 March 2006, Sepherenia wrote:

I feel that as both a regular visitor and a woman, I have the right to suggest that Wesley stops being so immature.

Breasts are not dirty, and suggesting that a site about sports bras will lead Stylegala to start linking to porn sites is more than a little rediculous. Maybe if Wasserface Nicole-Smith was the nude model, surrounded by raunchy nuns and— nevermind.

Good site though, I don't think I realised that I really needed a sports bra for cycling. Well-designed and informative! Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.

at 22:13 on 01 March 2006, mdz61384 wrote:

I'd agree on adding a tag for those of us at work. Great stuff (ha), but I didn't even realize what was on it until I went to the site. I wouldn't want a boss or supervisor finding this and getting the wrong idea

great find, but in the future please tag stuff like this

at 22:33 on 01 March 2006, Simone wrote:

Bummer about your boss, the link went around our predominately female workplace within 5 minutes, shrieks of laughter can still be heard from the mostly women management office.

I especially enjoyed watching the expressions on the boys faces when faced with dd "Bounces"

at 16:32 on 03 March 2006, David B. wrote:

theres no need for the sorry about your boss comments. the fact is that its not appropriate for a work place environment. hell I know that at my old job I would have had the same response you got. five minutes and everyone on my floor would have been gigglin and laughin in a mostly female environment. but the fact still remains that a boss however inoscent it may seem can still come down on you for revealing this type of thing at work.

I understand that there is nothing wrong or to be ashamed about the femal mamory glands, they happen to be my favorite part of a femails anatomy. but in this (US)socialy conservative/sexually immature country that is not permissive in the work place.

so next time just put in the entry[contains nudity] and everyone will thus be warned. I must admitt i was sitting at home with my four year old daughter in my lap when i saw it ... imagine how that conversation went... and im one of the more open folks.

at 23:22 on 01 January 2008, Logo Designers wrote:

this would be a racy link if i were at the office

at 14:24 on 17 June 2008, Internet Web Design wrote:

good product good site

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