Uh oh, they got a idiot running the show now..please no!:)

For those complaining of font size for firefox(which anyone with a brain uses over internet destroyer)...click tools, then options...then content...under fonts click advanced...there will be a box in the window that says "allow pages to choose their own fonts instead of my selections above" uncheck this box, then up the size of the fonts.....pretty basic stuff.

For IE, Internet Explorer, ..tools..then u can hit fonts in the general tab and it will tell you how to do it. Then get firefox.... :)~

they should open a sister store called Victoria's Casket for us OLD, 30-something gals over 140 lbs.

Perhaps. But the real problem with the chain is the merchandise is massively overpriced. Similar quality for many of their styles can be had for at least half the price with a little shopping around. Most ordinary people gave up shopping there years ago.

Too Sexy?

I wasn't aware there was such a thing as too sexy.

Bottom line...Don't patronize the stores or magazines. Done.This text size and font sucks big time.

gosh, wish i could spend my life in the corner cubicle figuring out stuff that important...............

Then they might as well close up shop.

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If 'Love is Blind'

Why is Lingerie so Popular?

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Well, I know that I only go there when I'm looking for something special. But, I definitely don't buy in bulk. I think that they've got themselves a niche that isn't worth giving up. This one makes no sense...

www.serveoutloud.blogspot.com

Many American women would look more at home wearing football jerseys.

The slave labor you use to make your products is sexy too!!!
Victoria is a corporate whore...
http://www.alternet.org/blogs/peek/69022/

The slave labor you use to produce your products is sexy too!!!
Victoria is a corporate whore.
http://www.alternet.org/blogs/peek/69022/

Younger people may not believe this, but about 25 years ago Victoria's Secret was just a little boutique store off Union Square in San Francisco that sold only gear for $1000-a-night prostitutes and ladies who wanted to look like that in their bedrooms. It hosted "men's nights" when gentlemen were served champagne by models clad in the merchandise. There were no jeans, swimsuits, or sunwear, just rare, exquisitely-made underthings and accessories of the finest materials and construction. And, yes, the little catalog was photographed like a men's magazine fantasia of beauty and wealth. At the time, it was pretty revolutionary. Bought out from its founders long ago, Victoria's Secret became just another suburban brand name, a mall-store chain with a catalog not much more attention-getting than Lands' End, and I can see why the CEO wants to "get back to the heritage." But the fact is that exclusivity and a global brand don't mix, and the place of the old, old Victoria's Secret has been taken by dozens of specialty undergarment purveyors, largely internet-based; so I'm not sure how much "heritage" can be restored.

And goosedown pillows are too soft.

WTF?