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It may be just a booby prize, but the breast implant surgery offered by an Australian men's magazine in its "Win a Boob Job for Your Girlfriend" contest has the online publication caught in the middle of a "bra-haha."
Here's the hook.
Zoo Weekly is under investigation by the Australian government after it launched the competition yesterday for its male readers because the country's Lotteries and Art Unions Act forbids anyone from offering cosmetic surgery as a prize.
Magazine editor Paul Merrill advertised the breast surgery prize as the "gift that keeps on giving," but now he's backtracking by claiming the magazine is simply offering $10,000 to the winner, not an actual boob job.
I say give 'em the surgery, but take it one step further and also award penile implants for the "Richard Cranium" boyfriends.
For more on the story click here.
Here's the hook.
Zoo Weekly is under investigation by the Australian government after it launched the competition yesterday for its male readers because the country's Lotteries and Art Unions Act forbids anyone from offering cosmetic surgery as a prize.
Magazine editor Paul Merrill advertised the breast surgery prize as the "gift that keeps on giving," but now he's backtracking by claiming the magazine is simply offering $10,000 to the winner, not an actual boob job.
I say give 'em the surgery, but take it one step further and also award penile implants for the "Richard Cranium" boyfriends.
For more on the story click here.
Labels: boob job, breast implants, penile implants, Zoo Weekly
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