FOR YOUR FURTHER INFORMATION:
              CENTRAL MOUNTAINS REPUBLIC STAPLE DRESS STYLES

By this time, it is obvious there
are two commonly occurring types of
attire for both men and women, the
g-string and the thong. G-strings
are always just a bare minimum patch
of thin cloth just barely big
enough, sometimes NOT quite big
enough to cover the genital. Only
strings hold it up. Except for the
strings, the butt is completely
bare. Most g-strings' strings are
non-continuous from front to back.
The strings have to be tied in a
bow-shaped knot on both sides. This
makes it possible, with one pull,
simultaneous on each side, to drop
the patch off the genital at a
second's notice!

The thong is characterized by
somewhat more material on the front,
though many of them have mesh, which
show more through the mesh than the
g-strings do! The thongs have
straps, all be they narrow, rather
than strings connecting front to
back. The straps may be very ornate.
And in almost all thongs, there is
some kind of latch, snap or
something of the like in the straps
on both sides that permit quick
removal! And most thongs have at
least a little token coverage in the
back. This varies from thong to
thong. The straps and rear part are
always very high cut, allowing a
continuous run of exposed flesh from
foot, through all of the leg,
through the "cheek" of the butt and
finally to the "hump" of the butt in
the back and the hump or rise of the
hip, especially prominent on women,
where the straps of the thongs rest.

Py Nae Kot observes some of the
women wear skirt-like attire which,
like hers, is split to the belt. But
theirs have more than a split, more
like a gap. Their skirts are really
just two panels of cloth, a front
panel and back panel, held up by a
slender belt or ornate small-gauged
rope. Py Nae Kot saw one that had
only the FRONT panel! And it was
narrow as well as short, making it
resemble a flag positioned just in
front of her genitals! And NONE of
these folks have anything even
resembling underwear. It would
behoove anyone contemplating opening
an underwear store or factory to
FORGET THIS place! All this skimpy
attire sparked Py Nae Kot's
imagination! This Central Mountains
Republic style of clothing is
enticing, exciting AND, judging from
the strategically placed knots,
latches, snaps and such, imminently
functional for a... ehem!...
specific purpose!