For The Love Of Boobies: Boobalicious Vancouver

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Vancouver’s most titillating party went off this year with a bang, raising the bar and funds for a good cause.

By day, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen’s Chinese Garden is an oasis in the heart of Vancouver. But last Saturday, it was transformed into a pulsating nightclub to host Boobalicious 2008, an event put on by Black Wool Inc benefiting Keep A Breast, a breast cancer awareness organization.

The Boobtastic event featured burlesque dancers, live breast-casting and many a good time for all boob lovers. Enjoy the coverage!


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Ian MacKenzie

Ian MacKenzie is the founder and editor of Brave New Traveler. Aside from writing, he spends his time exploring the fundamental nature of existence and wishing he did more backpacking.

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