Yesterday was weird

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My med-surg unit tends to get a lot of um...quirky patients. Yesterday we were chock-full of histrionics, roommates who hated each other,screamers, moaners, and my favorite: the lady who accuses everyone of stealing her things.

I'm not kidding, every five minutes she called the ER to accuse them of stealing her $100 dollar lace panties. Despite a concerted effort by our unit and ER staff alike, no panties were found. Which brings me to my question: Have you or anyone you know ever been in possession of a pair of panties that cost $100 dollars? Where does one buy such panties? Are they threaded with gold? Discuss.

Specializes in HH, Peds, Rehab, Clinical.

From what I know, if you're wearing Bracli panties this is not usually a concern. Seriously, you guys are going to have to google this, I'm not posting links :woot:

With regards to the pearl-crotched panties, I think one of the poster's said "ouch" because strands of pearls do not play well with pubic hair.
Specializes in Emergency/Trauma/Critical Care Nursing.

Omg! I just Googled these panties, and that does not look comfortable lol. Did you see the version for men? Haha

Specializes in hospice.

Why did I Google? Things that cannot been unseen.... showed the men's one to hubby and he was like, "Why....?"

Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

Yeah, well, not exactly a crotch, per se, then, is it? I was right about the need for a bald cooter when wearing them.

Why won't they share a frontal shot of the guy wearing them?

And WHY does it matter if they are "authentic Bracli pearls" ?

Specializes in hospice.

If you go down to the bottom of the page, there is a set of three more clickable photos and one is a front view, if you really need to see it.

"Bald cooter" LOL, is that correct nursing terminology? :p

Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

You prefer maybe "depilated pudenda"? :roflmao:

Guys get to have cloth covering their man-parts ? Hah! Show me the pearls!

Specializes in MDS/ UR.
If I were to steal a person's panties, I promise you they'd be new with tags and they certainly wouldn't be right off the rear-end of an ER patient. Ewww!

I agree unless it was someone worth stealing it from- and that list is SMALL

Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

Wonder if their 'environment' affects the quality and color of the pearls?

Specializes in Geriatrics, Dialysis.

yep, hubby's reaction was pretty good. His response when I offered to buy him a pair for Christmas can't be printed here.

Sorry, this was in response to I believe Red Kryptonite and the quote button didn't work. The response works well for any poste regarding these ridiculous pearl thongs though!

Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

What?! You don't find crotch pearls enticing and seductive????

:eek:

Specializes in Acute Care, CM, School Nursing.
From what I know, if you're wearing Bracli panties this is not usually a concern. Seriously, you guys are going to have to google this, I'm not posting links :woot:

OMG, I googled... Those have to be the oddest looking undies I have ever seen! I also read the Amazon.com reviews for them. Apparently, the double strand is more enjoyable. So, if you're debating on whether to get the single or double, go for double! :roflmao:

I, too, agree that you'd have to do some serious "grooming" down below before wearing these!

Ah, I truly do learn something new every day on AN...

Specializes in ER.
OMG, I googled... Those have to be the oddest looking undies I have ever seen! I also read the Amazon.com reviews for them. Apparently, the double strand is more enjoyable. So, if you're debating on whether to get the single or double, go for double! :roflmao:

I, too, agree that you'd have to do some serious "grooming" down below before wearing these!

Ah, I truly do learn something new every day on AN...

I think the perineal grooming habits of young ladies across the land has become quite serious. Pubic hair has, in fact, gone totally out of style, I've observed...

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