What really happened?
Did the conservative Sloggi share-holders ruin a promising beauty contest?
If they were competing for the Best Butt in Japan, then why on earth force the women to wear back-to-the-50's attire?
You can hardly see the butts, under less important circumstances, I wouldn't be bothered to complain about it, but it really pisses me off that some conservative-populists have prevented me from seeing the best butt in Japan, I find it a nuisance. So I do.
As if Sloggi didn't include strings in their collection, this photo makes it very clear.
Only I can't comprehend why they weren't allowed to wear them?
These Japanese petite female beauties would have walked the catwalk a lot less embarrassed, only if the contestants would have been allowed to wear the Sloggi strings of their own choice.
Or doesn't Sloggi know strings dignify the sensual curves of a female body?
When the point is arranging a contest about the best butt of the country, then don't go and censor them - butts.
