Yikes! Have you seen the new Butt magazine beach towels they're selling at American Apparel? The funky clothing manufacturer has always pushed boundaries, but I'm not so sure we really want our nieces and nephews -- and our own children -- growing up in a world that celebrates people who do not conform to Hollywood's ideal of beauty. If we do, what will become of the multibillion-dollar health and beauty business?
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Yes, American Apparel has always pushed boundaries. Legal, ethical and professional boundaries, mostly. Check this out: http://gawker.com/5569904/american-apparel-confidential-a-million+dollar-penalty-for-whistleblowers
That hot daddy looks familiar.
Is it someone from a, shall I say the adult business or
just the generic hot daddy?
Yep that hot daddy is none other than Arpad Miklos. He sure makes for one hot towel!
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