In fact, Huggies is owned by Kimberly-Clark KMB, the maker of Cottonelle, a product my friend refers to as “non-skid.” Can you imagine the shirts they could come up with? That's just the beginning.
In this picture, a real baby (not a trained actor) went through the arduous process of self-staining. Considering how popular this trend is among babies all across the country, you'd think that the Olive Garden would have caught on by now and started selling small T-shirts with spaghetti stains already on them. And what about Bill Clinton and his famous intern? Between Clinton's success as our former President and Monica Lewinsky's success as a fashion designer, something tells me they could design a piece of clothing (a blue dress, perhaps) that would take the world by storm. Follow me @LouisBedigian
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