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News & ArtsWednesday, October 17, 2012
The Ladies The Truth About Crimson Landslides
Posted by Cienna Madrid on Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 4:07 PM
As the maxipad company Bodyform reveals, a woman's period is not a monthly ticket to a land filled with horseback rides, white leisure suits, and clear blue sluices (with wings!):
This video is totally safe for work.
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Somehow, watching her drink that blue water is nastier than seeing clotted chunks of uterine lining.
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That's from the UK. So what?
Non-inane, non-condescending ads from outside the US don't count. Of course their ads have half a brain. Next you'll be shocking me with the news that they care for their sick and educate their children.
Non-inane, non-condescending ads from outside the US don't count. Of course their ads have half a brain. Next you'll be shocking me with the news that they care for their sick and educate their children.
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Wait... @3, have you seen US tampon commercials? I don't doubt that pad commercials are that way for men so they don't have to think about the truth. Each one annoys me, and I have to buy those things. I'm convinced there isn't a single woman in the marketing department of a tampon company.
And @1, I felt the same way.
And @1, I felt the same way.
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