October 3rd, 2012

Americans Lick Their Lips, Cover Their Eyes as Germans Pour Scottish Whiskey Over Hungarian Playmate’s Boobs

The US press is all hot and bothered over a cleverly crass German firm that is selling Scotch that has been poured over the tits of 2012 Hungarian Playmate of the Year Alexa Varga. Only one problem: None of the articles show her tits. So here they are!

— Pestiside Staff

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