Victory for the Topless Front

Victory for the Topless Front: Women in Copenhagen can now swim and walk around in public pools without their bikini tops

www.dailymail.co.uk

Ladies in Copenhagen will now be allowed to swim and walk around topless in public pools.

The decision is the result of a year-long campaign by a pressure group, the Topless Front, which says women should be treated the same as bare-chested men.

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[edit on 31/3/2008 by SilentShadow]

Well... i guess this is a case of everyone wins lol.

On behalf of men everywhere, thankyou to the feminist movement. I know where my next holiday will be, if only i can convince my fiancee lol.

www.dailymail.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)

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Thank you. This is the most useful info I've ever seen on this board. If I'm ever near Copenhagen I'll remember to stop by the pool. :w:

Great Danes!

What good news haha.

I may just have to pay the land of bacon and Heineken a visit.

Ah yes. Freedom is a voluptuous thing.

The only protest against the move came from lifeguards who said they had problems knowing what to hold when rescuing swimmers in difficulties.

I don't see the problem...

YEA Copenhagen! Whoo Hoo You go Girls!

Vival la Copenhagen! What a great day for freedom. We need a new rap song to cover this. "Who let the twins out?"

Toplessness is a privilege not a right as should be spandex, er' latex! I live in a place where such a state of dress is quite udderly normal. It's not always a full jug. Guess what? I gotta fever and the only prescription is more more cow-belle, er' cow bell.


Speak'

[edit on 31-3-2008 by SpeakEasyOne]

Yay, bewbs!

I never understood why it was ok for chicks to oogle at topless guys but not the other way around.

Where's the equality???

They made it legal in Ontario a few years ago, and I have yet to see a woman walking around topless in a public setting.

They did this as a matter of principle, it's not something that they'll actually put into practice.