Ladies, what's your style?

[FatLazyContractor]

Britain's LEAST favourite underwear revealed | Daily Mail Online

British women

Thongs are the least favourite style of women's underwear, a new survey has revealed.
Only ten per cent of women said they wore g-strings in a poll of 1,000 ladies commissioned by TENA Lady.
Meanwhile, the 'brief' came out on top, with 53 per cent of participants giving the comfy pants a thumbs up.

Here in Budapest, the official national underwear for women is a G-string.

[diseasex]

Britain's LEAST favourite underwear revealed | Daily Mail Online

British women



Here in Budapest, the official national underwear for women is a G-string.

how could you possibly know?

I bet FLC is walking around with camera in his bag and checking photos later...

[vetran]

how could you possibly know?

I bet FLC is walking around with camera in his bag and checking photos later...

its pay per view

[FatLazyContractor]

how could you possibly know?

I bet FLC is walking around with camera in his bag and checking photos later...

A trained eye is all you need, son.

[xoggoth]

So red is the least favourite colour. Sounds practical tho. I'd wear brown underpants if I could get any.

[diseasex]

So red is the least favourite colour. Sounds practical tho. I'd wear brown underpants if I could get any.

dyed in production or consumption?

[LondonManc]

Mrs LM prefers thongs. Not that she can thing in tune or anything.

[mudskipper]

Research commissioned by TenaLady?

If one is using TenaLady, one would require a substantial gusset, therefore g-strings are probably out the question.

HTH.

[LondonManc]

Research commissioned by TenaLady?

If one is using TenaLady, one would require a substantial gusset, therefore g-strings are probably out the question.

HTH.

Commissioned by Hooters and you'd find commando/G-string coming out as most popular.

[mudskipper]

Research commissioned by TenaLady?

If one is using TenaLady, one would require a substantial gusset, therefore g-strings are probably out the question.

HTH.

Ah, and having read the article, that's kinda what it says.