In the same vein as Time to love smokers again? … “Paris Musée d’Orsay sorry for barring visitor in low-cut dress” (BBC):
Temperatures reached 26C on Tuesday, and Jeanne, an art-loving literature student, told of her desire to mark the end of a hot afternoon at the Musée d’Orsay. “It was far from my mind that my cleavage would be the subject of any disagreement,” she says.
Although her friend had a cropped top that showed her navel, Jeanne says attention was fixed on her breasts even before she had had a chance to show her ticket. “Oh no, that’s not going to be possible, that’s not allowed, that is not acceptable,” she quotes a ticket agent as saying.
If society has the energy for this, can we infer that coronaplague isn’t so bad?
Related:
- “Coronavirus: France sees ‘exponential rise’ in cases” (also from BBC, an exponential plague in a fully-masked society being strong evidence that masks for the general public can defeat any virus)
So a woman art and literature student wears a low-cut dress and a big smile to one of the most important art museums in FRANCE and people lose their marbles. I think this is proof positive that COVID-19 causes mental illness. It’s a pretty dress. She could wear it to my local gun club any time. It might be a little unwieldy in the wind, but certainly nothing anyone would object to.
If she wasn’t a native shade of France the museum would not have a problem with the dress.
you know what Obama always says….. if you like your big tits you can keep your big tits!
Here in Massachusetts, you can enroll your child the Russian School of Mathematics:
https://patch.com/massachusetts/medford/calendar/event/20200925/896023/russian-school-of-mathematics-virtual-open-house
This isn’t influencing elections.
The French are proudly the world’s best complainers, so not surprised they continue to invent complaints even during a pandemic.
If you’ve never visited, the Musée d’Orsay is fabulous. Across the street is Musée de l’Orangerie, which is very good too. Musée Marmottan-Monet is a bit out of the way, but well worth the subway/taxi ride. All of these are a better experience than the more famous Louvre, which is too big and too crowded.
78F is not exactly a hot afternoon in the literal sense of the word, n’est ce pas?
Well, I’ve seen it all now. It’s 2020, and the US is on fire, a global pandemic is biting the nails of the world, and now the French are banning cleavage. Holy shit.
Any info on ethnicity/religion of the ticket agent? My bet is on the religion of peace(tm). France has quite a lot of the peace these days.