You beat me to it! I didn't even have to scroll down to see the panties and the signature -- as soon as I saw the grocery bags and her expression of cheery distress, I knew it was Art Frahm! I always imagined the panty stuff was for men's mags, though. I never imagined it was actually used in mainstream ads. I wonder where this ad appeared.
Same. Now I'm wondering why this doesn't seem to be a modern fetish. Is there some saying that if an incredibly specific, ah, preference was drawn decades ago rule 34 doesn't apply now?
I guess this is Springmaid Fabric's way of saying, "Inferior fabrics and elastics can't hold up against our superior products. They can't even hold up her underwear."
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Date: 2012-04-03 12:38 pm (UTC)Meaning that when she trips and falls, the butter will fly? (And why are her knickers around her ankles, nudge nudge, wink wink?)
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Date: 2012-04-04 02:50 am (UTC)I guess this is Springmaid Fabric's way of saying, "Inferior fabrics and elastics can't hold up against our superior products. They can't even hold up her underwear."