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1. Not a bad idea
| Sean Green , |
Pasadena, USA |
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(08.26.11) |
hate to see it done by law rather then market but in my wife's country they do hat they don't even have male OB/GYNs.
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2. Oh those Wild Saudis!
| EZRA THE PROUD JEW , |
USA-ISRAEL |
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(08.26.11) |
Saudi Lingerie; more like moo-moos (the picture of the manequin says it all.) Who cares? I sure don't.
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3. It's really not that hard to train women as shop assistants
| rebecca , |
Modiin |
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(08.26.11) |
Most women know how to shop, so we know what service we want, hence we know how to give that service. It's not that hard. I think it's just an excuse.
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4. That's a female behind the draperies?
| Steven Wilson , |
Anchorage, Alaska |
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(08.27.11) |
Not much to look at.
Who needs nighties to cover the draperies anyways.
I'm surprised that procreation exists at all.
I've never been attracted to a phantom in black myself.
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5. You can actually buy lingere in saudi arabia
| zionist forever |
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(08.29.11) |
Who cares about sales clerks the whole idea of having actual lingere shops in Saudi Arabia is the amazing thing here.
I would have thought women would be forced to wear old fashioned uncomfortable corsets or something extremly unattractive -.
As for the idea of replacing the male clerks I think this can be seen as a form of womens rights.
Men buying the lingere they want their wife to wear don't mind deal;ing with male sales staff but women buying for themselves I think would always prefer to deal with another woman.
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