A 20 million dollar trip

[steveinca]

For some reason i picture the culprit in her late 50's, wearing matching polyester flower pattern pants, a shirt and hat.
www.cnn.com/2010/US/01/24/picasso.painting.damaged/index.html?hpt=T2

[Weekender]

Jan 25, 2010 3:50:07 GMT -8 steveinca said:

For some reason i picture the culprit in her late 50's, wearing matching polyester flower pattern pants, a shirt and hat.
www.cnn.com/2010/US/01/24/picasso.painting.damaged/index.html?hpt=T2

and very high heels or stilleto or something!!!

[jemappellekat]

In a museum located in Astana (Kazakhstan) guests were forced to wear these slippers things (that resemble shower caps) and leave shoes in coat check. Seemed a little silly at the time, but after having read this - not so much.

[gamma888]

Jan 25, 2010 4:40:57 GMT -8 jemappellekat said:

In a museum located in Astana (Kazakhstan) guests were forced to wear these slippers things (that resemble shower caps) and leave shoes in coat check. Seemed a little silly at the time, but after having read this - not so much.

I can vouch for you... I was forced to wear an elastic clothing wrapper over my shoes when I went to International Friendship Exhibition Hall in North Korea to keep its huge marble floor spotless, but I can imagine that the security there would ask a lady to remove her high heel shoes upon arrival. I had to walk through the security scanner gate as cameras weren't allowed . Totally intriguing experience there! I just hope that museums don't actually follow this trend!

[jemappellekat]

Jan 27, 2010 5:25:10 GMT -8 gamma888 said:

Jan 25, 2010 4:40:57 GMT -8 jemappellekat said:

In a museum located in Astana (Kazakhstan) guests were forced to wear these slippers things (that resemble shower caps) and leave shoes in coat check. Seemed a little silly at the time, but after having read this - not so much.

I can vouch for you... I was forced to wear an elastic clothing wrapper over my shoes when I went to International Friendship Exhibition Hall in North Korea to keep its huge marble floor spotless, but I can imagine that the security there would ask a lady to remove her high heel shoes upon arrival. I had to walk through the security scanner gate as cameras weren't allowed . Totally intriguing experience there! I just hope that museums don't actually follow this trend!

LUCKY YOU! I only got as far as the DMZ and Dandong, China... Coming from the South/North border w/o a permit would've been silly on my part and I was planning on going when I get thing sorted out since my cousin goes there every so often.

But yeah, it seemed silly at the time but after having read this seems logical to enforce these measures... If the press released her name, people would probably stone her to death.