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Busty Display from Sideshow Collectibles

In the new Popbitch Annual 2017, which should be a must for all media consumers, they run a report on the use by the Daily Mail and MailOnline of the phrase "busty display", which is used to justify a news story which is nothing more than "Woman Has Breasts". Go download it here for a worm's eye view on what went wrong in 2017, as well as how much it would actually cost to destroy a mattress in a very Presidential fashion.

It also points out that in the year so far, MailOnline has used the phrase in over 2,100 articles, or seven times a day. And it is still in full force right now, look...

For such an important phrase powering their online breast-based click-farm, you would have expected the Daily Mail to have at least bought the domain name, right? Well, it appears not. So I just have. www.bustydisplay.com, and for now, linking to this very article. But how to justify it further?

https://twitter.com/JobaccaWookiee/status/939291747754151937

What a great idea!

Sideshow Collectibles is a specialty manufacturer of movie, film, television and proprietary collectible figures, statues and high end pieces. Featuring properties such as Star Wars, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, The Lord of the Rings, Disney, Predator, G.I. Joe and Indiana Jones, Sideshow artisans are sculptors, model makers, painters and costumers, whose combined efforts result in the creation of original designs and detailed likenesses of pop culture icons, including film and television monsters, villains, heroes, mystical creatures of fantasy, and legendary figures from history. Sideshow has been highlighted in national trade and specialty toy publications, where its collectible 12-inch figures and polystone statues have been awarded "Best of the Year."

So why not have a Sideshow Busty Display? Just for you?

Well, for now, that's what you are getting. Maybe later I will redirect the URL to an image of Daily Mail and Mail Online editor Paul Dacre in a string vest. But here, for your enjoyment is a real busty display…

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