Maggie's Farm

"That is from an Al Gore movie about saving the environment by reducing the use of textiles. With enough conservation, recycling is not even required."

Plus, with the earth warming (possibly) to the point of spontaneous combustion, not as many (if any) clothes will be required, thereby further reducing the earth-crippling textile industry.

Kudos to Maggie's Farm for pioneering the way into a New Age of Environmental Awareness! Let's have more inspirational pictures like this!

For the children, remember.

For the children.


Personally, I was a little disappointed with all the clothing she was wearing. I thought that "full bikini" look went out years ago, but, well, this IS a stodgy old dyed-in-the-wool Yankee site, so I suppose it's a bit much to ask for anything 'modern'.

My first question is, how in the hell did dyed wool ever come to be associated with Yankees?

And, second, have you, BD, ever actually dyed any wool (three bags, three bags, three bags full?), and, if not, can you actually claim you're a real "Yankee"?

"So, I heard you're a dyed-in-the-wool Yankee, BD!"

"Well, uh, no, actually not. I always meant to be, though!"

Pretty sad, buddy. If I were you, I'd be headin' for the Rit Dye counter at the local drugstore post haste!

So, if we're haulin' out the babes for a party-hearty Friday night, I've got a few to toss into the ring:

http://www.dr-mercury.com/tb/tbmedia.htm

In the right-hand column, "Jailbait!" and the two under it, and there's a 'Chicks' section in the 'Bag O' Clips' down at the bottom. It's the breast I can do!

No beefcake, girls -- sorry. There are some hunks scattered throughout the 'Bag O' Clips', tho'.

And please remember to post more of these anti-textile industry pictures, BD! Let's all do our part to save the earth!