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Playboy Bunny
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The Playboy Bunny outfit was the first service uniform registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (U.S. trademark registration number 0762884). The tight costume forced servers to bend at the knees, not the waist, when serving drinks; this maneuver became known as the "Bunny Dip". All drinks were served in the same glass, the long stemmed "Bolo Grande". A special round tray was developed with holes along the sides. The glasses stem would slip through and the bowl would sit flat on the tray. This allowed the Bunnies to carry drinks without spilling them and facilitated the dip.
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The Playboy Bunny costume is one of the most recognized outfits in fashion history. So what better way to kick off the collaboration between Playboy and the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas than with a slick new reinterpretation of that sexy suit? The outfit will be worn exclusively in the Playboy-themed venues set to open this spring in the Palms' new 40-story tower.
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Playboy Bunny Necklaces Floating heart is covered with clear gemstones. Bunny has a blue eye, 16" Chain included. $25.00: Key with playboy bunny face on a black strap 17" necklace. $25.00:
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This Set of 4 charming Pig figurines, serving drinks in their Playboy Bunny outfits, will be a much talked about Pig favor at Pig themed parties. A must-have for collectors of Pig figurines too.
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How pathetic, calling yourself Bunny, over 23 years after working a summer job waiting tables at the Playboy Club in Ohio! Bunny is currently a mother of four kids with four different fathers. She is an organized street whore keeping a daily list of her dates, today there are 14 names already listed! Her boyfriend very supportive of her work, and can usually be found hiding under the bed.
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The Bunny suit is ... very popular in Japan, where it has lost much of its association with Playboy. In fact, it has become associated with sexiness in general, where they are referred to as bunny girls (or bunnygirls) and have an association with the female human/animal hybrids common in anime and manga known as kemonomimi. Bunnies should not be confused with Playboy Playmates, women who appear in the centerfold pictorials of Playboy magazine, although a few bunnies went on to become Playmates (see below).
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