I love to check over my shoulder as a chick in a short skirt passes me going up, while I’m going downstairs. In fact, I might even tell a little white lie, such as that she’d better hurry as she’s running late, so when she dashes up those stairs faster, I’m almost guaranteed a peek as her skirt flounces upwards the rushed climbing thighs. I’m so glad no one bothers much with the elevator at work. In the meantime, I can always check Pantyola.

It’s the home to a huge collection of panty-filled pictures and a few vids too. It combines the multitude of panties with a huge number of upskirt shots to boot. I took a look at the members’ area preview and I can assure you that although you see scads of scantily clad babes in silky thongs, satiny briefs and sheer bikinis, you will see plenty of naked pussy too. One lady appears to be wearing bloomers inspired from another era completely.

Nevertheless, these bloomers seem up-to-date enough, as they are without a crotch. How very modern indeed. Equally, 21st Century is the fact that in some of the spreads there’s a bit of lesbian play thrown into the softcore posing. A couple of chicks also integrate a showerhead into the act, so their sexy clip includes some wet panty action too. There are even some hardcore scenes to see as well, although they seem to do a good job of sticking with the panties as the main fascination.

Now, according to AFP (07/12/07), undergarments, whether for men or women, played a surprising role in creating a spreading literacy in the Middle Ages, as used underwear helped to create tons of recycled paper. Marco Mostert, of Utrecht University in the Netherlands and one of the organizers at the International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds, northern England, “The development of literacy was certainly helped by the introduction of paper, which was made from rags.”

“These rags came from discarded clothes, which cost much less than the very expensive parchment which was previously used for books. In the 13th century, so it is thought, as more people moved into urban centers, the use of underwear increased, which caused an increase in the number of rags available for paper-making.”

Apparently, before mass urbanization, most country folks went commando. However, in burgeoning towns and cities, not wearing skivvies was frowned upon, hence the change in fashion. Therefore, besides bringing the Dark Ages loads of books to read, we can thank the modesty of medieval city dwellers for literally centuries of sexy unmentionables. Nonetheless, today’s media queens, like Britney, Paris and Lindsay seem to prefer to go as bare under there as 12th Century rural peasants did.