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Linkfest: Woman Sues Victoria's Secret Over Thong

A Los Angeles woman is suing underwear manufacturer Victoria's Secret because of an injury she incurred while putting on a "low-rise v-string." According to the complaint, a decorative metal piece on the thong became dislodged and hit her in the eye.

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Sign of road rage may be on bumper / See a huge moon illusion / Lack of vitamin D rampant in infants, teens / Airlines are charging for the wrong bags

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6:12 AM ET | 06-18-2008 | permalink

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Not so fast, Mike. The moon does get larger and smaller, at least as it appears to us, because it's orbit isn't circular. The difference isn't much, and it doesn't coincide with the full moon, but saying the apparent size never changes isn't true. Hey! Whatever happened to Summer Ash?

Sent by Dave Wiley | 11:36 AM ET | 06-18-2008

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