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Wednesday February 7, 2007
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I'll warn you all now that not every lady thinks that underwear is an acceptable Valentine's Day gift. However, if your sweetie proudly proclaims her geekiness in public and in private, the HTTPanties might be the gift for her this Valentine's Day. Alternatively, ladies who prefer a web 2.0 romance and are looking for a clever way to light their geek's fire on February 14th might consider these for themselves. Available in pink, red, white, and black, each pair of HTTPanties carries a statement on the front, from the hilarious "403 Forbidden" to the racy "200 OK" and the flattering "413 Requested Entity Too Large." These HTTPanties are in stock and shipping from ThinkGeek in time for the holiday for $7.99.
If you're feeling a bit risqué and want something a little more scandalous, you might consider the HTTP Thongs from getDigital; all black and guaranteed not to show panty-lines, they come in a few more sizes than the HTTPanties and sport some of the slogans the HTTPanties do, but even racier messages, like "402 Payment Required," and the dreaded "411 Length Required." They're available for 13,90 Û. (approximately $18 USD)
Post by Alan Henry
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February 7, 2007 2:42 PM
You beat me to it, Alan!!! I love these HTTPanties by the way. So cute!
February 7, 2007 3:42 PM
I'm glad you like them! :D The thongs are a little too risque for a valentine's day gift, imho, but I might get my Valentine some of these, she's as geeky as I am! I just have to be very very careful about picking the slogan on the front. ;)
February 7, 2007 4:56 PM
The panties are Gorgeous! I'd love to have them All :-)
My boyfriend already sent me some love words for valentine's day in his own voice & talking avatars http://www.gizmoz.com/ecards/valentine he's such a geek i love geeks anyway, it was funny and nice of him...
I hope he gets me the panties by next year
February 8, 2007 2:31 PM
These are amazing. If I saw someone wearing these I would probably have to propose marriage, stat. And not just because it's what my parents would want.