1/25 flaw

Unless my eyes played tricks on me, there is no way that the bra Elaine's friend wore under her blazer was the same style as she tried to put on during the trial. In fact, it sure looked that the one she wore was a style that buckled in back and had lace on the cups while the one in court didn't have these characteristics. Just an observation.....

Terry

I agree with you. It looked to me like the bra in court was the bra that Elaine had to describe for Peterson in the catalogue.

Mary Ellen

I saw it as a spoof on the OJ trial (the glove), and thus thought it hilarious!!!!!!

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In article , [email] says...

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Au contraire! It was actually a leotard. Take it from an expert on bra wearing, a bra will fit over a leotard. I suspect it was indeed a different bra!

Kathleen (with inane delurk)

Subject: 1/25 flaw From: Terry Weiss, [email] Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 20:29:21 -0600 In article Terry Weiss, [email] writes:

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I noticed the same thing. Maybe that is why it didn't fit her in the court room...because it accidently was a different one. Ha Ha! Also, the bras that Elaine's co-workers were wearing under their blazers at the end were not the same as the one that her friend was wearing under her blazer. The ones that the friend tried on and the one that the co-workers were wearing appeared to be the same ones. I noticed that the bra that the co-workers were wearing were a push up type and the first bra shown was not, but a type with no straps.

Laurie

Um, by all means correct me if I'm wrong, but when Sue Ellen tried on the bra in court, I thought she turned it around so she could hook it together in front, where she could see what she was doing. That bra didn't look like a front-locking model, and I just watched the episode again on tape this morning.

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In article , Charles B. Fishman wrote:

I was wondering how Elaine knew what size to buy for her. Earlier in the show, she said her friend had never worn one before. Was it based on personal experience with Sidra (sp ?) ? Or did Mr. Constanza give her advice ("Do you know about the cup sizes ? You've got your A, your B, your C, and your D cups. D is the biggest." )