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Thursday, May 8, 2008
Web site helps women get breast implants for free
Only on the Internet.
There’s a web site at www.myfreeimplants.com that links women who want breast augmentation and guys who want to pay for it.
The women are allowed to post racy photos of themselves and the site gives updates on how much they’ve raised. There’s even a list of surgeons from around the country listed that do the procedure.
The brainstorm for the site came in 2005 at a bachelor party when some of the participants essentially passed around the hat to pay for a woman there to get implants.
You have to register on the site before you can see the women’s posted photos and interact with them electronically, although there are some before-and-after teaser shots (fully-clothed).
It asks that the men be respectful of the women on the site. “While you may request particular outfits for custom photos, the ultimate decision is up to the lady. We encourage you to both work together in a civil manner.”
Natasha is the face of the web site, and it’s official “spokesmodel.”
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Online content, straight from the sewer
For one city in Britain, superfast Internet service is going to stink.
H2O Networks, baed in Wales, will deliver fast Internet connections to Bournemouth via the sewer system. More than 88,000 homes and businesses will benefit from Internet speeds up to 100Mbps under the plan, a connection that’s a lot speedier than the current broadband services on the market.
H2O, which has been plotting its underground invasion for the last six years, plans to spend the next six months laying fiber-optic cables through the sewer system. The company hopes to create a nationwide network for consumers over the next few years.
Proponents say it’s a lot cheaper and more environmentally friendly to use Britain’s 360,000 miles of sewers rather than to dig up roads to lay fiber.
