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Class. :)

LOL!! I love it.

Yes, but beads are FUN! I got some while waiting to get an X-ray yesterday!

Beads > Dignity

The "Maid of Orleans" statue on Decatur Street is always covered with beads. I wonder what that says about her.

I don't get this one. Is it an American thing?

My first comment on this blog. I love it!

It's a Mardi Gras thing in New Orleans. During the parades the crews throw out beads and other trinkets. To get the cool beads you sometimes have to "do" something interesting. I seem to recall that when I went about fifteen years ago, you could only earn black beads if you showed your tatas. (I never got any black beads.)

Make more sense now?

Someone said rosaries?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f72CTDe4-0

(Tom Lehrer, it won't bite)

Ah...Mardi Gras. The last bastion of true utter moral depravity left in the US. I went there a long time ago ("back in the day" as I tell my wife).

I don't really understand the situational ethics that allow a true lady to do things for beads that you'd get slapped even for suggesting back at home. For beads.

Go figure.

hank: situational ethics = alcohol (and/or "etc.')

The line you drew works for Mardi Gras. But a line rising along the x-axis would work for a Mother Superior.

My dignity goes down more the more pretty beads there are in a shop for me to drool over.