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Not just a soulmate...
I happened across the following online ad while scanning an article noting that the city fathers (and mothers) of the thriving metropolis of Villahermosa, capital of the state of Tabasco in the southeastern part of Mexico, have adopted a law banning indoor -- as in: walking-around-your-house -- nudity (Newsday). [Hat tip to LJ friend ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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Forgetting about the story for a moment, you have to hand it to the advertiser! What a great service! How many other such outfits can claim to match you to your life's partner a whole 6 months after you marry them? (The photo has not been retouched, BTW, and yes, I know it's a typo.)
Getting back to the accompanying article, it was not make clear how the new law banning indoor nudity would mesh with established regulations designed to put peeping Toms in jail. A councilwoman for the Revolutionary Institutional Party, however, was confident that violators of the nudity ban would be reported.
It's pretty obvious my heart is not into chasing paper right now, eh?
Cheers...
amanda42!]Forgetting about the story for a moment, you have to hand it to the advertiser! What a great service! How many other such outfits can claim to match you to your life's partner a whole 6 months after you marry them? (The photo has not been retouched, BTW, and yes, I know it's a typo.)
Getting back to the accompanying article, it was not make clear how the new law banning indoor nudity would mesh with established regulations designed to put peeping Toms in jail. A councilwoman for the Revolutionary Institutional Party, however, was confident that violators of the nudity ban would be reported.
It's pretty obvious my heart is not into chasing paper right now, eh?
Cheers...