Recycled Bra doubles as shopping bag

Here's the thing.  I can confuse things quite enough when it comes to headlines (see pack your panties), but this is not one of my mistakes.  It was a headline I read (correctly because I'm more or less wide awake) and thought it would make a nice bookend - so to speak - to my panty packing blog.  Which brings us to the question:  What size bra was used?  Was it a tripple A (which would go well with Vicky Beckhams undies) or a quadruple D (which would go well with the extra large panties) or possibly, if your using panties and a bra for your groceries, a combination of sizes.  Can you buy the combo pack as a set - you know, bra and panty bags for heavy loads.  Somehow using an old bra to carry shopping in seems a little - what shall we say - odd.  True, packing your panties with groceries isn't much better, but that was an honest reading  mistake.  So the next question is, what kind of bra was it?  Was it underwire or extra support?  Did it have padding or not?  What about a maternity bra - they'd make unpacking your groceries much easier, all you need to do is unfasten the cup from the strap and there you go.  What about lace?  If it's a lace bra, or satin, or for that matter silk, is this being used not only for shopping but also as a handy purse?  How many groceries can a person pack into a bra and why would they want to?  Is this recycled bra used for a quick trip to the mini mart, or for a more extensive trip to the supermarket?  How many bras are shoppers allowed to bring to the store and which stores can they be used in?  I'm all for recycling so lets see if this catches on with or without the panties.  Until next time.