Panty News Archive - 31-Dec-2007
Dear Ellie: I've been married for three years (together 12 years) and have a daughter. My wife recently found a panty-liner wrapper in our bedroom. She said it's a brand she never used, and she'd found another a month before. She accused me of being unfaithful. No one but her and I are in our house. She went on our computer and found some web sites, which I admit I shouldn't have been on. ...
?It's over, so don't ask.?
Not-So-Daily Links of the Day: The Japanese publisher Hobby Japan has released the AIKa R-16 Turning Mission manga in a Special Panties Version which bundles a pair of " AIKa 's panties."
For nearly 20 years, Carmen Patlan toiled away as an employee at Abbott Laboratories. But after 19 years, the Waukegan woman decided the job wasn't for her any more. "Something was missing," Patlan said. After a few jobs here and there, Patlan finally found that missing piece when she was asked to take over as director of human concerns of the Community Social Services charity group.
In 2007, Spears was the penultimate Hollywood bad girl ? but she was hardly alone
Posted: Friday, December 28, 2007 at 11:55 a.m. SANTA FE, Texas (AP) - Police in Santa Fe, Texas, charged a man with burglary after a neighbor reported some of her undergarments had been stolen.
T his is the year that celebrity culture went off the rails. Leading the way was the Hollywood triple threat of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears. How do we hate all this celebrity love? Let us count the wayward.
This is the year that celebrity culture went off the rails. Leading the way was the Hollywood triple threat of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.
Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, and possibly a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper.
My husband broke the news earlier this month: We wouldn't be together on New Year's Eve. He had to go to Miami for the Orange Bowl.
