How 'bout some espresso with that bikini? http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/weird/Bikini-Baristas-Busted-in-Washington-61254717.html
I'm not sure where this was in Washington though there is a link suggesting WSU which is in Pullman in eastern Wasthington. I remember a bikini car wash in Kennewick which is also in eastern Washington. Great place to get a car wash on a hot day. ;-) It's also interesting there is a similar espresso place in San Diego where charges have been filed. I have always thought that if guys can go topless that women can too. TurquoiseB wrote: > Walking my dogs long the Sitges beach this morning, > I spied with my little eye a new kind of "fashion > statement," one that I have never seen before and > hope never to see again. > > It was one of those "Where are the Fashion Police > when you need them?" moments, hopefully to be filed > away in a section of my brain labeled "What can this > person have been *thinking* and other imponderables > not worth pondering" as soon as I have finished > writing it up here and thus purging it from my mind. > > It was a bikini, with a normal bottom, but with a > top that had been sewn (not modified) to cover only > one boob. It was like the Pirate's eyepatch of bikinis. > > The question "Why?" leapt to my lips. In Spain, all > of the beaches are topless. Hell, all of the beaches > could be nude beaches for that matter; nudity and > the right to walk about nekkid as a jaybird is written > into the Spanish Constitution. > > And there seemed to be no physical reason for the > revealing of one of the set and the concealing of the > other; both seemed equally natural, equally large, and > equally well-formed. > > As many of you know, I'm not a big one for rules and > unnecessary laws. But this may cause me to stray > across the border into Conservatism. Both boobs bare: > great. Both boobs covered: great. One boob covered, > the other bare: pushing the limits of legality. > > Go figure. I mean, go figure... > > > > >
