Facebook - Female Users Please Post Bra Color

I was just wonderin...

[lexipixel]

This week I started noticing all my 40-something to 50-something female friends on Facebook posting single word status messages -- most appeared to be colors, (white, beige, black, lavendar, a few mentioned stripes or patterns)... So I had to ask.

Yup, they were posting their undergarment colors.

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The funny thing is, nobody seems to know who started the viral campaign.

[rocknbil]

LOL! My wife was complaining about one of her friends who blabbed out, "None, 'cause I'm not wearing one!" She shared with me that they were only supposed to post a single word, and not tell any males what it was about. I just did the roll eyes thing . . . apparently she was quite miffed her friend let the cat out of the bag.

[mack]

Yea it took me a while to discover what people where talking about. It was amazing how quickly it went viral. At least no one replied yellow with brown streak lol

Mack.

[Philosopher]

Yep...been big the past few days. Now there is another one making the rounds about hair styles. Like the bra color, I've no clue where it started either.

[mack]

It has to have come from facebook. All viral is good viral

Mack.

[creative craig]

It started via an email that was sent around - not sure where it originated from though.

As far as I know it was not mentioned on Facebook at all, only via email...

The first rule of fight club, dont talk about fight club

[skipfactor]

as soon as I saw "leopard", I knew she wasn't talking sMac. My single buddy went "commando" before lunch. Tough to "no comment" on this one but I made it.

[spadilla]

I admit - I fell for it and posted my bra color too because it was just too funny seeing how many people were guessing at what the heck was going on. It was all under the guise of raising breast cancer awareness. Now there is one going around about men's boxers to raise prostate cancer awareness, funny how that one has not taken off nearly as quickly ;-)

[mack]

It was all under the guise of raising breast cancer awareness. Now there is one going around about men's boxers to raise prostate cancer awareness

Thanks for pointing that out! A very good idea.

Mack.