Shot in the Dark

The Bureaucrat’s Burden

Without government, who would “inspect” the retro-pinup girls before they visit vets at the VA?

Pin Ups for Vets received an email from the San Diego Veterans Hospital on Monday banning the calendar and telling them the outfits of their volunteers must be scrutinized in advance. Additionally, the costumed volunteers will not be allowed to hand out their signature calendar.
“It’s insulting that our outfits have to be preapproved,” Gina Elise told the Washington Examiner. “It feels like it’s discriminatory behavior. Is that happening with every single visitor that comes in the hospital?”

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6 responses to “The Bureaucrat’s Burden”

  1. bikebubba Avatar
    bikebubba

    You would think that you were at a Baptist Bible College, not the VA, from that. I can see how the bureaucrats would be concerned, though. Being more familiar with harder porn they view at work, they’ve probably never seen “Pinups for Vets” to realize it’s 1940s cheesecake. Maybe the inspections will help them realize a bit about what real beauty might be. :^)

  2. Night Writer Avatar
    Night Writer

    They could probably get in if they were drag queens.

  3. Scott Hughes Avatar
    Scott Hughes

    Likely somebodies palm didn’t get sufficiently greased.

  4. golfdoc50 Avatar
    golfdoc50

    I agree with Night Writer. Drag Queens get to read stories to impressionable kids in the library, but veterans have to be protected by a censor or the performers have to be protected from “catcalling.” Do the idiots running the hospital understand what a “pinup” is?

  5. Swiftee Pinochet Avatar
    Swiftee Pinochet

    NW beat me to it. A bunch of male homos dressed like Catholic nuns would be given the red carpet treatment.

  6. gl whisler Avatar
    gl whisler

    Hey, c’mon. Retro Pinup Girl Inspector is a highly sought after position.

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