Breast UPDATE!

The British government has banned The Icecreamists ice cream parlor from selling breast milk ice cream because it could contain viruses, including hepatitis.

Brest is the Best

London's Icecreamists ice cream parlor is now selling ice cream made from human breast milk. One serving of Baby Gaga, which blends breast milk with Madagascan vanilla pods and lemon zest, costs $23. The milk was provided by moms who answered a posting on an online forum. One of the store's owners says, "Some people will hear about it and go, 'yuck' but actually it's pure, organic, free-range and totally natural."

BYOB!

New mothers are holding their own BYOB parties. Sponsored by the nonprofit group "Best for Babes," the 'Bring Your Own Boobz' breastfeeding parties are similar to Tupperware and Slumber parties where products are given away and purchased.

SOLD!

Sharon Osbourne wants to sell her breast implants on eBay. She says, "I wish I'd never had my breasts done the last time. They've put these bloody great bags in that are too f**king round - it's like a waterbed on your chest. I'll put them up on eBay."

Goodbye boobies

Posh Spice recently had her breast implants removed. A source says, “Victoria has wanted her implants taken out for a while. She felt that was part of her old image — the big hair, big boobs, fake tan — and that she has moved on since those days.“She had the op three weeks ago and is very pleased with the results. After the op she came to London for business then went to France to heal properly in private.”

OMG of the day

Access Hollywood claims the Miss California pageant paid for Carrie Prejean to get breast implants six weeks before the Miss USA competition.

Daily Rant: Breast Feeding Photos Banned

Today I heard, and read, on several news sources that Facebook has decided to ban photos of mothers breast feeding their children. What they've actually said is "Photos containing a fully exposed breast (as defined by showing the nipple or areola) do violate those terms (on obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit material) and may be removed," Which is right. I don't think that breast feeding photos should be allowed on Facebook. There are many sick individuals out there who would look at photos like that far out of the context in which they were posted. I doubt the mothers posting these would like to receive lewd messages from these people. Heck people send messages like this to people who aren't exposed... plus there are people under the age of 18 on these sites and these types of photos can also be used for purposes other than they were intended for. We try to keep our kids safe and pure from these images. It is not right to have them out there. I believe in some instances, you can get an "adult" album which is only accessible by those over the age of 18. Still, we all know what these galleries are for, and that would not be in promoting breast feeding of infants and the welfare of children. I support facebook's owners in their decision to can such images. Of course people have a right to freedom of expression but I think they should think about what they are expressing, and more importantly, what the consequences of this will be. (i.e. nasty messages and sickening acts prompted by innocence).