Yes, it's the only model I've worn since I discovered it - I wear a 32F, so it's good for small ribcage, large cup size.

That's some fembot tittie-holder.

I have the Panache one, too. In the racerback style, I could run in it. WHen it isn't racerback, it is waaaay too loose. But, it hurts my neck and shoulders when I have it in the racerback, so I can only wear it for running, then I have to unhook it immediately.

Yes. I have it on right now (although in the wrong size - lost weight and too poor to buy a new one). It is a pretty solid sports bra. It holds them in, high and tight, like I like. I think if I had the correct size I would definitely use it for jogging. As it is, I use it for everything else - elliptical,…

I have one. It's decent but not my favorite. I bought a bunch of different ones before settling on one I loved. The fit is a little pointy from the side. The side front under the arms chafes like the dickens when using an elliptical (too much arm movement forward I guess). I recommend the Panache version. For…

Whoah, that's super sad!

I thought wearing bras was optional.

Just like all measurements, it depends on the person measuring and any schmuck can pick up a measuring tape and tell you a size. The one time I got measured, I went to a high-end department store and looked for an older woman, who obviously had much more experience in bras than I did, and she got me into the right…

There's no way Pocahontas was a vegan. #deer #pemmican #meat #hunting #i'meffinghungry #jerky

As soon as they get the ap out and in an Android version so I can actually use it.

I am surprisingly willing to try this. As soon as they get the ap out and in an Android version so I can actually use it. Then we'll see how much the bras actually cost.

Well of course it was a NASA scientist. Defying gravity is kind of their purview. One small step for bra, one giant leap for breastkind.

Of course Aurora is a Mean Girl.

You will not be disappointed. It is so delicious and super simple.

Sorry to break it to you friend but the meat industry is one of the number one contributors to global climate change http://www.davidsuzuki.org/what-you-can-d…. Plus if you really think about it: less meat consumption=less agricultural production because the vast majority of agricultural production is used to feed…

On one hand, yes, but on the other, it takes a lot MORE bad crop practices to feed cows than it does to feed people. Even if she gets the worst of the worst, it still is better than eating meat, environmentally.

Good on you! I'm a vegetarian (mostly vegan—my boyfriend is vegan, so we pretty much eat the same meals) and it really rubs me the wrong way when you try to do something positive and someone has to remind you that it actually isn't that much better. I mean, I guess since we all can't be perfect 100% of the time we…

That takes me back it must be 35 years, to when Joshua Fillets or some such came out. They must have had a coupon because my mom bought them and served them smothered in tomato sauce. She told my sisters and my dad that she was serving Not Meat, but not me. So I scarfed down my first helping, and started on my…

I agree, but we have to start somewhere. Every little bit helps. We don't have black and white choices. You can't wait for it to be 100% before you make the shifts. To not take any actions is the greater sin, it's just an excuse for not making a change.

My favourite salad- fry a can of rinsed black beans with homemade taco seasoning and a bit of water, just long enough for the water to evaporate. Add a few tablespoons of the beans to a garden salad, and sprinkle feta cheese on top. Seems like a weird combo, but it's phenomenal.