Paris nightclub red-faced after booze-for-boobs offer exposed

Soooo confused.

Are women allowed to own and be proud of their bodies? Or are they supposed to be ashamed and hide their bodies for fear of what effect they have on un-controllable men?

Isn't France the same country where so many towns are trying to ban burqa's and burqini's? Do they want women to expose themselves or not?

Seriously France, get your shit together.

Limit to blaming bar staff

While to offer of free drinks for popping boobs may have a tait of sexism for most, the female making complaint could not, and any circumstances blame rthe bar should the participating women drink excessively, since these women are responsible for their own behavior., whether exposing their tits for Free drink or over indulging.

Reminds me of a cafe in Oxford in probably 1976.

During a spell of very hot weather the female owner banned topless men. Her argument was that women weren't allowed to be topless there by public opinion or law - so men shouldn't be allowed either.

I once threw a Vicars & Tarts party (definitely no longer PC) for people from the office. It was interesting the amount of licence the women took in their outfits - especially those who had been regarded as rather prim and proper.

On an earlier occasion I had a flat warming party. The next door neighbour was renowned as being a prim battle-axe who always complained about younger residents' behaviour - but I invited her out of courtesy. The flat had just been renovated - and on the carpet was one of the popular goat skin rugs. To the amazement of the assembled company the neighbour made a bee-line for it - and gave a very sultry impression of Eartha Kitt singing "Old Fashioned Millionaire".

An invitation to a friend's birthday fancy dress party was accompanied by a warning that one of the neighbours pulled mens' trousers down after she had had a few drinks. I went in a grass skirt with "warpaint" on my body. At some point someone jokingly asked what make were my briefs - so I took them off - having a G-string under them. The woman was then encouraged by the company to take my G-string off. It became obvious that pissed as she was - the public challenge and my neutral stance - voided the kick she would normally have sought. .

There's an episode of "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" about this.

I can imagine the casual chat Management had with the barmen

"Good job lads, but next time, ixnay on the ignsay." However you say that in French.

"Hmm.. at one time, those who where "lefties" were left-handed."

Still are AFAICT. They're a SINISTER lot and need to be downvoted at every opportunity!

oh well played LOL

old school Latin lessons DO come in handy :o)