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(London Times) Silly More words that don't belong together: itchy hemp lingerie   (timesonline.co.uk) divider line 45
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flucto [recently expired TotalFark] 2008-04-26 03:02:25 PM  
"hey, you look smokin' hot in that..."

 
Selector 2008-04-26 03:12:13 PM  
I vote for Xena-style metal lingerie.


Not sure why that turns me on. :D

 
okami36 2008-04-26 03:12:14 PM  
I'd hit that (bong)

 
Mordis 2008-04-26 03:12:22 PM  
flucto: "hey, you look smokin' hot in that..."

LOL + Groan

 
RandomExcess 2008-04-26 03:14:14 PM  
Another example of the pot calling...

 
bingethinker [TotalFark] 2008-04-26 03:15:18 PM  
TTIWWP

 
hotter than the ads 2008-04-26 03:16:37 PM  
itchy hemp lingerie

Explains why hippie ladies don't wax.

 
RamblingKey 2008-04-26 03:23:39 PM  
Hemp/silk blend lingerie (and women's blouses, sskirts, shirts, etc) are NOT itchy.

They can be woven to be semi-transparent, are really soft, and last a long time compared to other natural fiber lingerie fabrics.

200 years of French hedonism can't be wrong.

/miss my hemp wearing hippygirl

 
deadapostle [TotalFark] 2008-04-26 03:31:15 PM  
Itchy and hemp have belonged together since the dawn of man.

 
Mayhem of the Black Underclass 2008-04-26 03:33:17 PM  
So naked doesn't qualify as sexy?

Just checking.

I would think that naked was even more environmentally friendly.

And before you go all "bbbbbut, fat chicks" we were talking about people we'd like to see in lingerie, so I assume that they might just be as sexy, if not sexier, out of said lingirie.

 
Sir Roderick Glossop 2008-04-26 03:33:51 PM  
Will it make my hash look big?

 
berylman 2008-04-26 03:34:39 PM  
The premise of this article (which I don't think anyone read) that 'Women will be returned to the Dark Ages if the eco-fundamentalists end up having their way' is ridiculous.

"This is the terrible paradox of the environmental movement. The paradox that, if society proceeds down the true path of eco-purity, we may well save the planet; but will simultaneously discover that life is too dull to be worth living on it any more."

The econuts are going to make me drink nothing but soy milk! Run!

 
Sonnuvah 2008-04-26 03:40:59 PM  
Did a GIS for "hemp lingerie" (pops). If this is "new puritanism" (author's words) sign me up.

 
re-elect_jimmy_carter 2008-04-26 03:45:18 PM  
RamblingKey: Hemp/silk blend lingerie (and women's blouses, sskirts, shirts, etc) are NOT itchy.

They can be woven to be semi-transparent, are really soft, and last a long time compared to other natural fiber lingerie fabrics.

200 years of French hedonism can't be wrong.

/miss my hemp wearing hippygirl


and her big hairy ass.

 
Ikahoshi 2008-04-26 03:50:43 PM  
re-elect_jimmy_carter: and her big hairy ass.

Hey! It's not nice to refer to RamblingKey in that way.

He may be hairy but he's hardly an ass.

 
Cat With Two Heads 2008-04-26 03:57:10 PM  
That was the dumbest article I have ever read on Fark. This biatch is crying that using different materials and energy sources might bore her.
luxury will consist of a wind-up MP3 player.
Luxury is possesion of a drug or willing sexual partner. For a large number of human being, having food is a luxury. STFU.

 
hogans 2008-04-26 04:00:24 PM  
www.dkimages.com

This is the only hemp I need in bed, thanks.

 
silentsam74 2008-04-26 04:00:46 PM  
Sonnuvah: Did a GIS for "hemp lingerie" (pops). If this is "new puritanism" (author's words) sign me up.

Absolutely!

www.smh.com.au

 
Oztemprom 2008-04-26 04:06:41 PM  
As mentioned, you can make very fine fiber by growing hundreds to a 1000 plants of the industrial variety per yard^2.

Why America does not legalize the industrial variety is a mystery to me. It is easily distinguished from the recreational variety (which should also be legal...) and does not have potential for recreational use

 
Ihaveanevilparrot 2008-04-26 04:07:42 PM  
Wow, I couldn't even read that stupid article. I'm not nearly an eco-nut, though I do like to conserve, but that biatch is a moron. I have a feeling if I would have read through that article my head would have exploded.

RamblingKey: Hemp/silk blend lingerie (and women's blouses, sskirts, shirts, etc) are NOT itchy.

They can be woven to be semi-transparent, are really soft, and last a long time compared to other natural fiber lingerie fabrics.

200 years of French hedonism can't be wrong.

/miss my hemp wearing hippygirl


Denim is made from cotton and it's really rough. Just because some things with hemp are rough doesn't make everything made with hemp like that.
My skin breaks out when it comes into contact with most synthetics so I like stuff with natural fibers if possible. That kind of stuff is actually a lot gentler for me than synthetic fibers.

 
whammer 2008-04-26 04:08:58 PM  
Just another "Man Made Seasonal Climate Change" thread.

 
Sir Roderick Glossop 2008-04-26 04:11:35 PM  
Oztemprom: Why America does not legalize the industrial variety is a mystery to me. It is easily distinguished from the recreational variety (which should also be legal...) and does not have potential for recreational use

For some reason, people think it's the leading edge of the wedge. Go figure.

 
LukeA 2008-04-26 04:23:11 PM  
You can replace cotton with bamboo, which can be even softer. I have bamboo dress socks.

 
silentsam74 2008-04-26 04:23:12 PM  
Sir Roderick Glossop: Oztemprom: Why America does not legalize the industrial variety is a mystery to me. It is easily distinguished from the recreational variety (which should also be legal...) and does not have potential for recreational use

For some reason, people think it's the leading edge of the wedge. Go figure.


Yes, its the gateway to growing industial methamphetamine!

 
silentsam74 2008-04-26 04:24:57 PM  
or the industrial kind too.

 
Lorem lpsum 2008-04-26 04:26:37 PM  
If it itches so much, take it off.

 
Ikahoshi 2008-04-26 04:30:31 PM  
Lorem lpsum: If it itches so much, take it off.

Hmm... okay, but you first.

 
Sir Roderick Glossop 2008-04-26 04:32:17 PM  
silentsam74: Yes, its the gateway to growing industial methamphetamine!

Hey man, ma huang can be woven into a tough, yet surprisingly soft, cloth.

 
silentsam74 2008-04-26 04:50:13 PM  
Sir Roderick Glossop: silentsam74: Yes, its the gateway to growing industial methamphetamine!

Hey man, ma huang can be woven into a tough, yet surprisingly soft, cloth.


www.herbies-herbs.com

Wouldn't think that by looking at it; at least not the soft part anyway. Guess anything is possible these days.

 
Sir Roderick Glossop 2008-04-26 05:01:08 PM  
silentsam74: Wouldn't think that by looking at it; at least not the soft part anyway. Guess anything is possible these days.

Aw, I was just farking around- responding to your "gateway to industrial methamphetamine" line.

 
dbaggins 2008-04-26 06:10:15 PM  
It felt like I was reading a Daily Mail article. Who is this crotchety biatch ?

 
Lee451 2008-04-26 06:20:25 PM  
Hey, there is a pic of Richard Dawkins on that page. That has to be important (somehow) to the Godless heathens on Fark!

 
JonnyBGoode 2008-04-26 06:39:17 PM  
Sir Roderick Glossop: silentsam74: Yes, its the gateway to growing industial methamphetamine!

Hey man, ma huang can be woven into a tough, yet surprisingly soft, cloth.


The girls are always after ma huang...

 
the voices in your head 2008-04-26 06:56:18 PM  
JonnyBGoode:

The girls are always after ma huang...


Not me, I prefer your gunny sack

 
knitch 2008-04-26 07:34:04 PM  
As a knitter, I can attest to hemp's softness. The initial fiber is and can be a bit hard to sensitive hands, but the first wash softens it nicely. Repeated washing only improve it.
All of our hemp yarns come from Europe and Canada.

 
tinrobot 2008-04-26 07:50:33 PM  
Hemp lingerie:

www.reallynatural.com

I'd hemp that.

 
Brammimonde 2008-04-26 08:42:20 PM  
If this shallow post-feminist biatch has so little imagination that she thinks that feminine happiness rides on glossy magazines and polyester lace, she should be kicked back into the kitchen this instant where she can get busy on the sammiches (and please check your foot-mutilating pumps at the door).

 
dbaggins 2008-04-26 08:51:45 PM  
Brammimonde: If this shallow post-feminist biatch has so little imagination that she thinks that feminine happiness rides on glossy magazines and polyester lace, she should be kicked back into the kitchen this instant where she can get busy on the sammiches (and please check your foot-mutilating pumps at the door).


something strangely hot about a woman telling another woman to get busy making sammiches.

 
KerwoodDerby 2008-04-26 08:53:30 PM  
I was amazed to discover that the satin cloth which is so prized for its bed-sheet softness is made from flax plants, whose fiber starts out being pretty rough. I need to see what kind of cloth hemp plants make.

 
KhaineDarkhart 2008-04-26 09:04:09 PM  
right now china is making high quality hempsilk, hemp corduroy, hempvelour ... even all hemp fabric has come a long long way ... its not your grandpa's hemp anymore

its just a shame we have to get it from china (canada only makes seed products, almost all textiles from canada are imported from china)

industrial hemp has touted as the next billion dollar crop on the cover of popular mechanics in 1938

 
generic user 2008-04-26 09:59:46 PM  
More tinfoil hat crap. Hemp is a fine product with many, many industrial uses.

 
Ikahoshi 2008-04-26 10:29:50 PM  
KhaineDarkhart: right now china is making high quality hempsilk, hemp corduroy, hempvelour ... even all hemp fabric has come a long long way ... its not your grandpa's hemp anymore.

Hemp corduroy? That's not something to brag about.

 
Egon Spengler 2008-04-26 10:34:02 PM  
KhaineDarkhart: right now china is making high quality hempsilk, hemp corduroy, hempvelour ... even all hemp fabric has come a long long way ... its not your grandpa's hemp anymore.

Hemp corduroy? That's not something to brag about.


Uhh, yeah it is. Fascist.

 
JonnyBGoode 2008-04-26 11:17:51 PM  
the voices in your head: JonnyBGoode:

The girls are always after ma huang...

Not me, I prefer your gunny sack


How YOU doin? ;)

/This is my rifle, this is my gun...

 
fred_chan 2008-04-26 11:26:48 PM  
Please tell me this is satire. Because otherwise this self-proclaimed "feminist" is in reality a huge misogynist. I like how she assumes that everyone that wants to learn how to darn a sock or sew on a button is a woman, because, you know, that's the sort of thing women do.

 
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