Lingerie Football League QB Drinks A Beer After Scoring A Touchdown [VIDEO]

By: Evan Jankens
@kingofthekc

In the words of former Michigan coach Lloyd Carr, “you ever drink a beer?” In this case, the answer from Chicago Bliss QB Heather Furr seems to be a resounding “yes.”

While scoring a touchdown in a lingerie football game, Bliss ran over to the crowd and started talking to a man in the crowd. She asks him for a beer… yes, a beer, she gave a cheers to the crowd or maybe even the other team and proceeded to drink from the beer.

All my girls lovin them some @QuestNutrition bars! #CheatClean #onaquest @MyChicagoBliss @Deena_Fagiano @AlliAlberts http://t.co/l2wRBZwC1b—
He@therFU LFL (@HeatherFurr) July 04, 2014

Sorry babe, I might eat all the cookie dough bars! You’ve been gone too long! @mcgillacuddy3 @QuestNutrition #lfl http://t.co/U3si3kKQui—
He@therFU LFL (@HeatherFurr) May 09, 2014

The face you make when you realize someone stole your move!!! WHAT?!? #lfl #may9 #flattered? @Deena_Fagiano http://t.co/EKEs0z6hyQ—
He@therFU LFL (@HeatherFurr) May 03, 2014

Had to put on my new gear from @titleboxing @titlemma !! Love it all. http://t.co/OIVeksPVUt—
He@therFU LFL (@HeatherFurr) April 24, 2014

The funny part to me in the video is the announcer saying, “this is right in the Grave Diggers face!”

Is this the best celebration you have seen?

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Lingerie company helping out victims of domestic violence

Kansas City native Hayley Besheer is launching a new business banking on underwear.

It’s called Madi Apparel, which is short for Make A Difference Intimate. The motto is wear one, share one.

“Every time that they wear it or pick it out, they think another woman is benefiting from this pair of underwear I was going to buy anyway,” Besheer said.

For each pair of underwear purchased, Besheer gives one to victims of domestic violence.

“We’ve had times when these drawers have all been empty, and that’s when we have to run out and buy some packages of underwear because we certainly will not want someone to go without,” said Janee Hanzlick of SAFEHOME.

“Underwear is one of those items people don’t think about,” Hanzlick said.

It is one of the least donated items at shelters nationwide.

“It’s your most-personal garment of clothing, so it can make a woman feel safe and clean and confident all at the same time,” Besheer said.

“It gives them a sense of safety. It gives them a sense of hope for the future. It gives them a feeling that they are worthwhile,” Hanzlick said.

Besheer plans to start online sales in mid-August.

“Women can use underwear as a form of rebuilding their lives and rebuilding their confidence,” Besheer said.

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