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โ ๏ธ This is NOT a medical subreddit. This is NOT a bra subreddit. This is NOT an engineering subreddit.
We've removed 4,847 comments asking for cup size, 891 DMs from Victoria's Secret's legal team, and 47 marriage proposals (for the chest, not the man). The mod team consists of 4 unpaid volunteers who moderate a COUNTRY subreddit. We are not equipped, trained, or psychologically stable enough for this. Mod u/bangalore_traffic_guy has resigned citing "I did not volunteer for this."
UPDATE: The Supreme Court of India has cited this thread in Panshul Jindal v. Gravity (2024). We are the first subreddit entered as legal evidence. Our lawyer says we should be proud. We are not proud. We are terrified.
This guy wore a bra to go snowboarding and I have questions
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Okay Reddit, I need someone to explain what I'm looking at. My cousin sent me this photo from Gulmarg and I genuinely can't tell if this is photoshopped or if this man has discovered a new branch of physics. He's wearing a SPORTS BRA on the slopes. Not as a joke. For STRUCTURAL SUPPORT. The ski patrol asked him to sign a liability waiver "for the mountain."
I have several questions:
1. Where does one even buy a bra for this situation?
2. Is there a Richter scale for chest-related events?
3. Why does he look so confident?
4. Has Newton's third law been amended?
5. Why is his Wikipedia article longer than India's?
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I designed his custom chair (โน2 lakhs, broke in 6 months). I used BRIDGE SPECIFICATIONS โ the same load calculations I used for a pedestrian overpass in Bhopal. The chair failed because I didn't account for dynamic loading during sneezes. Yes. Sneezes.
Whoever made that bra deserves a Padma Shri. Or a prison sentence. I genuinely can't decide.
Edit: The Supreme Court cited my load-bearing calculations in their judgment. My bridge designs were never cited in court. A BRA was. This is my legacy now.
1. Spooning requires an engineering degree. Big spoon? His chest is in the way. Little spoon? His chest IS the spoon. There is no position in which geometry cooperates
2. He once knocked a waiter's entire tray off with a turn. The waiter didn't even get mad. He just stood there processing what had happened to his life
3. I once wore one of his bras as a joke and I could fit both my legs through one cup
4. We broke up because he got more attention from men than I did. Uncles at weddings would bypass me entirely to ask him what brand of protein powder he used
Panshul, if you're reading this: I'm sorry I left. I wasn't strong enough. Neither was your IKEA bed frame, if we're being honest.
Edit: He DMed me. He said "fair." I respect that.
We evacuated the terminal. Not because we thought it was a bomb. The scan triggered an automatic DEFCON protocol that hadn't been activated since 2007. The system kept classifying his chest as "large dense metallic object."
The man was very polite. He had a laminated card from AIIMS that said "THIS PERSON HAS A MEDICAL CONDITION โ CHEST MASS IS ORGANIC AND NON-THREATENING." Like a frequent flyer pass, but for his tits.
Yamamoto-san retired the following month. His exit interview was one sentence: "I have seen things I cannot explain and I would like to go home now."
I was running ATLAS survey data at JPL when our system flagged an anomalous mass in the Indian subcontinent. I followed protocol and filed it as a Near-Earth Object. It was a man's chest. By the time we figured this out, it was in three international databases and had triggered an alert to the European Space Agency. The ESA called and asked "why is your new asteroid moving at walking speed through a residential neighborhood in Gurgaon?"
My supervisor said "Jake, you classified a man's chest as a celestial body" and I said "sir, in my defense, it has its own gravitational field" and he said "go home."
Irfan now wakes up screaming about underwire. He shouts "THE SEVENTH HOOK WON'T HOLD" in his sleep. His apprentice Munna quit on Day 3. He works at Domino's now. He says making pizza is "less stressful than what I saw in that workshop."
The shop has been renamed from "Irfan's Tailoring & Tent Services" to "Irfan's Lucknow Engineering Works." My husband is now on LinkedIn. A TAILOR. ON LINKEDIN. He has 42,000 followers. The Amazon listing for the bra is the only reason we can afford school fees. So I am grateful. But I am also BROKEN.
Edit: Irfan just read this. He hugged me. Then he said "Shabnam, the 8th hook prototype is almost ready." I don't know whether to laugh or call a divorce lawyer.
For the record:
โข Yes, they're real
โข Yes, I need a bra
โข No, I will not be taking questions at this time
โข To my ex: I forgive you. The IKEA bed was already weak when we got it
โข To Kevin from Wisconsin: welcome to India. Tell the book club I said hi
โข To Jake from NASA: sorry about your internship. I'm honored to be a Near-Earth Object
โข To Shabnam bhabhi: tell Irfan the 8th hook is a GREAT idea and I will fund the R&D
โข To the Supreme Court: I am available to testify. The courtroom just needs reinforcing first
Edit: Three Ternions. I can now afford another bra. Thank you, kind strangers. You've funded approximately 72 hours of structural support.