Don Tomas
09-06-2004, 07:49 AM
hmmmm LOL, Now do ya have the origin of Thongs, tan lines and a blowjob on the deck of a 6th floor hotel room looking over the water?
God bless third world countries with cheap hookers. I wanna visit them all.
Here you go...
The History of the Thong
1970s: Rio and St. Tropez produce the Tanga suit -- also called the Thong, the string bikini.
OR
Fashion historians trace the thongs' first public U.S. appearance to the 1939 World's Fair when New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia mandated that the city's nude dancers cover themselves. Fashion designer, Rudi Gernreich has been credited with introducing the first thong bikini in 1974. Another reference states that thongs, originally called tangas, hit the beaches of Brazil in 1977.
Types of Thongs
G-string: smallest coverage, no waistband, just string.
Thong: has a thin strip waistband, some coverage.
2/3 or 1/3 Back Tanga: Most coverage of all but less coverage than traditional bikini.
V-String: More coverage than the G-string, has *v* shape in back.
T-back: has *T* shape in back.
Rio: Opposite of the t-back but rises up on sides rather than going straight across.
For complete details look here:
http://www.bikiniscience.com
God bless third world countries with cheap hookers. I wanna visit them all.
Here you go...
The History of the Thong
1970s: Rio and St. Tropez produce the Tanga suit -- also called the Thong, the string bikini.
OR
Fashion historians trace the thongs' first public U.S. appearance to the 1939 World's Fair when New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia mandated that the city's nude dancers cover themselves. Fashion designer, Rudi Gernreich has been credited with introducing the first thong bikini in 1974. Another reference states that thongs, originally called tangas, hit the beaches of Brazil in 1977.
Types of Thongs
G-string: smallest coverage, no waistband, just string.
Thong: has a thin strip waistband, some coverage.
2/3 or 1/3 Back Tanga: Most coverage of all but less coverage than traditional bikini.
V-String: More coverage than the G-string, has *v* shape in back.
T-back: has *T* shape in back.
Rio: Opposite of the t-back but rises up on sides rather than going straight across.
For complete details look here:
http://www.bikiniscience.com