We know you were wondering, but were afraid to ask.
Nipple reduction surgery can COST ABOUT $1000 to $2000. Some physicians will charge $900 for one, while others may give you a slight discount if you decide to go for a change in nipples on both breasts.
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WrongCards: Pack of Funny Postcards
With the Internet making it easy to send e-cards to one another, the greeting card and postcard industry really has taken a financial hit.
Sure, nothing beats a well-written card, hand-selected at the local Walgreens or Target with a pithy note placed inside. Something that you can mail or hand-deliver to the desired recipient to let them know you’re thinking of them.
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It’s that time of year again, when young men and women hit their parents up for more money to pay for a prom night that will end up costing more than the parents’ wedding did 18 years earlier.
And prom night isn’t getting any cheaper as the years go on. That’s why DealTaker has come up these TIPS FOR HAVING A LESS-EXPENSIVE PROM NIGHT:
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Borat Mankini – Bikini for Men
So the other day, Web Watch asked if you would let your pre-teen daughter wear a padded bra.
Little did we know that this was going to turn into a much larger issue.
Have you seen that ABERCROMBIE KIDS is SELLING PUSH-UP BIKINI TOPS FOR TWEENS?
If you are a parent of a young girl, you should know that some clothing manufacturers are looking to have your children grow up faster than you may want them to.
According to the Daily Mail, a discount clothing company is SELLING PADDED BRAS FOR CHILDREN.
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Steve Martin said it many years ago in his book of essays, Cruel Shoes.
Women love shoes. Even shoes that are so awful that they mangle their feet.
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Are you one of those people who regularly forget to send flowers to a loved one?
Has that ever gotten you in trouble?
Well, that’s the idea behind SAVE MY ASS, a website started by the co-founders of the HOT OR NOT and EVITE websites.
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When was the last time you shopped at The Shack?
You know, RADIO SHACK? That tiny electronics store at the mall with all the battery-operated toys in the front and the cool electronics gear and assorted cabling in the back?
Time was, RadioShack was the place you would go to get your electronics fix — and when you’re working on some audio/video project at home (like connecting your stereo), Radio Shack was the place you’d go to first.
Because those guys behind the counter would know everything about everything that had to do with home-appropriate electronics.
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