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Thursday, 08 January 2009

Ralph magazine down $200,000 after breast bungle

2/12/2008 10:58:00 AM.  | Livenews.com.au & AAP

More than 130 thousand inflatable boobs have been lost at sea on their way to Australia. 

Ralph magazine was planning to include the boobs, worth about 200 thousand dollars, as a free gift with its January issue.
   
According to the popular lads mag, the container left the dock in Beijing two weeks ago but turned up empty in Sydney this week, and if they don't get their hands on them in the next 48 hours it'll be too late for the next issue.
   
The story took a number of confusing twists this morning, with ACP stablemate FHM initially credited with owning the missing breasts.

But it was also the number of inflatable breasts missing that was causing confusion, with the number first listed at 130, meaning each individual set of breast would have been valued at more than $1500.

The number was later revised to $130,000.

COMMENTS

Tuesday, 02 December 2008

Oh man. where's my speedos?

Posted by: james wilk, sydney

 

Tuesday, 02 December 2008

they don't even look like real boobs for starters. did they really get put in the container if so you have caused an environmental disaster. probably killed alot of sea life. pity they didnt end up on the propeller of a japanese whaling ship. other than that better get another lot shipped over and make sure they lock the container this time. have a look at crystals boobs, even her fake boobs aren;t shaped like that geez

Posted by: Belinda Hummie, New lambton

 

Tuesday, 02 December 2008

Booby meets boobs on the open sea. And people should stop letting ballons loose as they can end up in the sea and choke seabirds and other wildlife.

Posted by: Opinionated WJH Party, Australia

 

Tuesday, 02 December 2008

yes opinionated, they drive me insane all those balloons let off at football matches etc

Posted by: Belinda Hummie, New lambton

 
 

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