Save the Boobs!

[Anguirus]

They'll probably say - its Europe. European people do not have any morals.

I didn't find the "Save the Boobs" commercial offensive, but it was a bit of an eye-roller. The bare-breasted poem pictures actually strike me as much more tasteful...as usual, the American take manages to be both hypersexualized and devoid of nipple.

[Elfdart]

They'll probably say - its Europe. European people do not have any morals.

I didn't find the "Save the Boobs" commercial offensive, but it was a bit of an eye-roller. The bare-breasted poem pictures actually strike me as much more tasteful...as usual, the American take manages to be both hypersexualized and devoid of nipple.

It's Canadian.

[The Yosemite Bear]

Reminds me which is the Catholic Saint whose breasts were chopped off?

[FSTargetDrone]

Reminds me which is the Catholic Saint whose breasts were chopped off?

I believe you refer to Agatha of Sicily:

Saint Agatha - Patron Saint for Breast Cancer

Tuesday February 5, 2008

February 5 is the feast day for St. Agatha of Sicily, the patron saint for breast cancer. St. Agatha was born into a wealthy family, and consecrated to God at an early age. She was a lovely girl who attracted the attention of a judge, Quintianus, who wanted both her body and her money. When she refused him, he had her arrested and put into a brothel run by Aphrodisia. She prayed and wept, and her virtue was intact after 30 days. The judge then had her taken to prison to be beaten and stretched on the rack. While chained, she was whipped, cut, burnt, and finally her breasts were cut off. She reportedly said to her guard: "Cruel tyrant, do you not blush to torture this part of my body, you that sucked the breasts of a woman yourself? " That night, St. Peter appeared and gave her a miraculous healing. Quintianus, still not satisfied, ordered her to be rolled naked over live coals mixed with sharp bits of broken pottery. St. Agatha made no other request after this, except that God would "receive now my soul." She was martyred in 251 A.D. St. Agatha is usually depicted carrying her breasts on a plate, as in this painting by Francisco de Zurbarán.

Vile stuff.

The more extensive Wiki article.

[Thanas]

And it is most likely a complete fabrication.