Microbikini » News http://www.microbikini.com Bikini news, views, reviews, and interviews Sun, 30 May 2010 23:10:48 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Miss 50 Bikini Contest is Impossible To Believe http://www.microbikini.com/miss-50-bikini-contest-is-impossible-to-believe/ http://www.microbikini.com/miss-50-bikini-contest-is-impossible-to-believe/#comments Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:41:52 +0000 admin http://www.microbikini.com/?p=21 I’ve checked this out on at least 20 sites.  Every single one of them claiming that this contest is real.  In Las Vegas apparently there’s a bikini contest for women that are 50-years-old and over.  The women have to have proof of age in order to enter the contest.  So if in fact these women are really over 50 then I really only have one thing to say.

Any woman that complains of being fat, having menopause, or does any type of whining about anything pertaining to their body that doesn’t have some sort of weight gaining disease or metabolism deficiency has absolutely zero excuse from this point forward to not at least try to look good.

Wow.  These women are a true blessing.

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She’s in better shape than your daughter

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Menopause Rules

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Metamucil!

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Fiber One!

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The Golden Girls

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Fried Green Tomatoes!

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Mary Poppins!

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Best Side Boob Ever

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]]> http://www.microbikini.com/miss-50-bikini-contest-is-impossible-to-believe/feed/ 2 Bikini girls banned from New Zealand advertisement http://www.microbikini.com/bikini-girls-banned-from-new-zealand-advertisement/ http://www.microbikini.com/bikini-girls-banned-from-new-zealand-advertisement/#comments Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:02:38 +0000 admin http://www.microbikini.com/?p=6 29bkFast-food chain Burger King has withdrawn two television advertisements deemed sexually exploitative through their “cheesy” use of bikini-clad women.

The Advertising Standards Complaints Board, in decisions issued yesterday, found both commercials breached an industry code of practice forbidding the use of sex appeal simply to draw attention to a product.

Its decisions were in contrast to a board ruling last year that dismissed complaints against a Burger King advert featuring three young women on horses at a beach, and the food chain intends to appeal.

Burger King’s management was unavailable but its Auckland advertising agency, Y&R, said it hoped to win support from the Advertising Standards Complaints Appeals Board for resumed screenings.

In one advertisement the women are depicted as wearing bikinis in professional jobs, and then dropping everything they are doing to ride to the nearest Burger King.

The other shows the women wearing bikinis while a voiceover tells viewers: “The BK girls share everything – their bed, their clothes, exercise equipment and a love of ice-sculpture and horses.”

One of eight complainants, N. Stratmore, said she was a 37-year-old who did not consider herself a prude but was shocked to see it with her 3-year-old daughter during Home and Away.

“I don’t feel at her age I should be explaining to her what three young women are doing riding horseback semi-naked.”

Burger King and its agency submitted that the sequence was intended as an irreverent follow-up to the beach advert, and that “to avoid any confusion that we were attempting to present our BK Girls in an overtly sexual manner, we ensured that the shooting style came across as a mockumentary”.

“We also ensured that the girls were dressed in bikinis that an average young woman would typically be comfortable in.”

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