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Written by Pat's Papers | Thursday, 29 July 2010 8:55 AM
Maybe Americans should spend some time on a topless beach and realize it’s just not that big a deal. A Las Vegas company is taking advantage of our collective self-consciousness by introducing Flying Pasties. Aimed at people who’d like to keep their private parts private during airport security checks, the Sun Sentinel says there’s a catch: Anything deemed an “anomaly” during the screening process usually results in a pat down. Male and female versions are available; the pasties for ladies read, “Only my boyfriend sees me naked.”
You can buy your own at FlyingPasties.com
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