BUSTed Myths...

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month.  Visit the official site here.

Breast Cancer will be detected in one of eight women in the US each year.

It is the second leading cause of cancer death among women each year.

On average every 2 minutes a woman will be diagnosed with breast cancer and every 13 minutes one person will die from breast cancer.
There are currently 33 million breast cancer survivors in the USA.

It's important to support the research for cancer.  Breast Cancer is often associated with the color pink so I will be showing off some pink Cutch cards.

In addition, you can expect to see some boobs with each post.  Who doesn't love boobs?

So let's start with what we're hoping to save!

Kari Byron

She has been on TV shows forever it seems.

Kari Byron shows off some savage like claws on this Saturday the 13th.

One of my favorite shows I used to watch on Discovery Channel was Mythbusters.  While Adam and Jamie made the show interesting and fun, the eye candy of Kari Byron made it worth watching and not just having as background noise.

Woah, those are some odd gifs.

Need more proof?

Perceived as a fun and smart tomboy on the show, Kari had an upbeat attitude that was willing to prove many myths wrong.

Her photoshoot for FHM magazine is quite appealing if you're into the sexy scientist thing.

One episode in particular was the myth of bustier waitresses get bigger tips.  To suit up for the task Kari put herself through a "special suit" to prove the myth wrong.

Many people approved of the look

Yes, she is quite enjoyable to watch

It's been suggested that the 42 year old has had some plastic work done both on face and her breasts and whether it's true or not, I will still be watching White Rabbit Project on Netflix to check her out.

Because well....why not?

Now, why do I bring up the beautiful former costar of Mythbusters?

Because in all my years of Collecting Cutch, I have never seen the 2015 Topps Pink parallel for Cutch appear for sale.

However according to COMC.com it does exist, I just can't find a copy anywhere.

This is what it looks like.

I wonder if the myth of this card will show up for sale this year.  Keep posting names and I will try to get them all in by the end of the month.