F-cup cookies a hit in Thailand

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A news report from NTV on the success of Japanese “F-cup cookies” in Thailand:

The cookies are often advertised as a wonder product that boosts breast size, and quite a few young women seem to believe in their power. Although shops across the country are selling the cookies, it is actually illegal to sell them in Thailand because the government has not examined and approved them. The Japanese manufacturer of the cookies says it has never claimed that its product actual causes breasts to grow larger, and that it is merely a dietary supplement.
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7 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - February 1, 2009 at 9:53 pm

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Comment by Joe

2009-02-01 22:10:56

People are idiots.

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Comment by Ryry

2009-02-01 22:58:11

Idiots with small boobies.

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Comment by anon

2009-02-02 00:06:26

This is the secret how japan makes idols with f-cups. :O

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Comment by RMilner

2009-02-02 06:00:33

That report must have been the ultimate dream assignment for the TV crew.

News chief: “I need you to take a crew to Bangkok for a few days to take pictures of girls breasts. Here are your air tickets. Pop down to Accounts and pick up some cash for expenses.”

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Comment by lovely

2009-02-03 17:05:26

ooohhh – i gotta get me some of those as i am woefully lacking. anybody who buys this stuff is crazy. either live with what God gave you or get silicone – silicone, yuck.

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Comment by puri

2009-02-04 16:37:09

I have never seen this product in Thailand before. (Seen it once in Tokyo though.)

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