Bullock Texas State History Museum
Where Are the Disfigured Chests?
RECEIVED Fri., Aug. 12, 2005
Dear Editor,
After reading Karen Suffian-Frost's impassioned public service message in last week's “Postmarks” [Aug. 12], I can only conclude my copy of the Chronicle must be missing some pages! I've looked over and over for these rumored photos of women with disfigured chests. So far all I've found are the usual topless bar ads and singles line ads with women that look, well, pretty much like the women I see every day at HEB, or at work, or in the Warehouse District on Friday night – except, perhaps, for the fact they've been made up a lot for the modeling shoot.
I'm truly disappointed. I hate it when I miss out on things.
After reading Karen Suffian-Frost's impassioned public service message in last week's “Postmarks” [Aug. 12], I can only conclude my copy of the Chronicle must be missing some pages! I've looked over and over for these rumored photos of women with disfigured chests. So far all I've found are the usual topless bar ads and singles line ads with women that look, well, pretty much like the women I see every day at HEB, or at work, or in the Warehouse District on Friday night – except, perhaps, for the fact they've been made up a lot for the modeling shoot.
I'm truly disappointed. I hate it when I miss out on things.
Martin Wagner
