Pantylines, Monday 5 April
Posted at 8:00 AM Apr 05, 2010
By Andrea Grimes |
Meanwhile, enjoy my unabashed punning after the jump.
- Exclusive, expensive breast cancer test patent that prevented women seeking second opinions has been declared invalid. [Change.org] The test company's name? "Myriad" Genetics. As in, our exclusive test that you can only get once and through us is shitty for a "Myriad" of reasons.
- Victorian women actually enjoyed sex, according to a recently unearthed survey. [Times of India] With all those Prince Alberts, I would think the relative piercing-safety of the ladybits would make this obvious.
- Maine women march topless for equal chest-baring rights. [AP] Sensationalism-loving news agencies kept America abreast of the situation all weekend.
- A new record: never before have four women been in space at the same time. [Independent] Officials reluctant to star-t calling the record out of this world, hasten to avoid mooning over achievement.
- Study suggests blondes paid more than other women. [Telegraph] But they're also more likely to be sued for bleach of contract.
- How harmful is the invisibility of women NPR commentators? [Echidne] If you're worried about this, you're probably just PBSing.
