Solar bra brings conservation closer to the heart

ircoha · 15-05-2008 10:18PM #1

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20080514/tot-life-japan-bra-dc-4b7b872.html

Seems a bit daft since it cannot be washed, but at least if they are sized in wattage terms as opposed to the alphabet soup we have at present it would be a bit easier.
Dolly would prolly be 1Kw

some of their other stuff include
a bra that turns into a reusable shopping bag

Bob the Builder · 15-05-2008 10:34PM

Bit of a novelty invention imo rather than one that serves, or will serve any great purpose.

ircoha wrote: »

a bra that turns into a reusable shopping bag

The supermarket will become the new hangout spot for women with no bras on... thats an ideal environment! :eek:

Húrin · 15-05-2008 11:55PM

Green consumerism is rarely that eco friendly. Most of these types of products merely add a choice to the shop's shelf, rather than replace any of the conventional choices on offer. It's just another form of economic growth, which is rarely eco-friendly.

simu · 17-05-2008 10:20PM

This is sad - the Japanses version of those ridiculous promotions with "Irish models" we have in the papers here?

extopia · 21-05-2008 01:02AM

So if your bra generates electricity, what exactly is this used for?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 21-05-2008 01:03AM

mobile phones, mp3 players.. that kinda thing

SeanW · 24-05-2008 12:48AM

The only problem (if you look at it that way

) is that the wearer has to having nothing on over the generator.

I'll give the Japanese this much - they have very vivid imaginations to come up with this wacky stuff.

armour87 · 24-05-2008 12:53AM

Japanese >>>>>>>> Everyone else

2 stroke · 24-05-2008 01:00PM

extopia wrote: »

So if your bra generates electricity, what exactly is this used for?

Warming milk?

Solar bra brings conservation closer to the heart

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