This is not all that suprising.
We are seeing similar things happen here as employers
concern themselves more with OH&S and their liability.
eg parks and garden staff having to wear hats, longs sleeves etc
to protect themselves when out in the sun.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the eye candy as much as the next man,
but as someone who has been under the knife twice & had out of the
pocket expenses equiv. to about 1000 longnecks at the bottleshop on
getting stuff cut out, I can understand people getting concerned over
exposure.
The doc once cut out a 2" x 1/2" bit of flesh.
That didn't mean much to me, but I reckon the girls might think
twice about the prospect of having a nice big scar on their assets.
We might find it less attractive too.
There'd be no need for the plunging neckline then.
Sobering, alternative thought.
Now, back to the eye candy
Pete
