Columbus, Ohio (AP) - Wedgie-proof underwear earned 8-year-old twin boys a spot Friday on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Using rigged boxers and fabric fasteners to hold together some seams, Jared and Justin Serovich came up with the "Rip Away 1000."

"When the person tries to grab you - like the bully or the person tries to give you a wedgie - they just rip away," Justin explained.

The third graders began brainstorming one day after they were horsing around, giving each other the treatment. Their mother's partner sarcastically said someone ought to invent wedgie-proof underwear.
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why don't just stop wearing underwear.. like me ?

OMG finally, thank the heavens. "Thou shalt not pick no more"

Well because Im a "Lady" I gotta wear knickers, wear em so ya got a comfy chewie. Wear 'G's.......... then ya wouldnt pick at them all the time. lol

How inventive these little guys are....Wedgies are so annoying...I have a trick to getting them out, taught all my kids and grandchildren to do it...Unfortunately it doesn't look too appealing when it's been done, but it works....

Lol!

oh my..
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not bad.. not a bad idea.

I'm sure they did the research on each other until they got it right. 'Rip Away 1000' Hahahaha

Hahahaha! I love those commercials.....

free balling hey

anyhoo good idea those boys are smart

How many wedgies do they get on a weekly basis that would promt them to make such a thing?

Wedgies.... they bring back painful memories

how cute!!! well done boys!!

In my opinion (as a mother of boys), I think it more helpful to just teach your children not to do things like that.

But anway... rip away undies? Don't strippers use them all the time already?

These boys may have an interesting future.