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Save the Trees, Support the Boobs Posted by wizeGurl (14165 views) [E-Mail link] [Environment] It's a new modern environmental nightmare: disposable chopsticks. Really. China produces about 45 billion pairs of these little wooden marvels each year, to be used once and then tossed into the nearest landfill, wasting whole forest's worth of trees for a quick rice bowl and the thrill of not having to lug around your own chopsticks. But now, environmentally-minded designers in Japan have the answer: the Chopstick Bra. Designed with one cup that looks like a rice bowl, and one cup that looks like a bowl of miso soup, and featuring small pouches attached to the straps containing a pair of collapsable, reusable chopsticks, this is lingerie that may make you hungry in more ways than one.   Posted by Pile on 2007-11-08 15:33:30 You know it never occurred to me that I'd want to keep eating utensils two inches from my armpit. Posted by wizeGurl on 2007-11-08 16:10:50 Well, these are ladies. They keep their armpits shiny and clean (see model). Plus, they're in a nice cloth pouch. 1 Article displayed.

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