Always read the descriptions...
honesty above all else! Maybe a girl, or maybe a penis just fell off
I have been known to open and close a museum, meaning I show up waiting to be let in and they have to kick me out. I’ve worked in a museum environment and I know that it takes more than just looking at an exhibit to truly enjoy it. You need to read those wee cards.
Someone worked very hard to put together a bit of information that will tell you more about what you are seeing. I was lucky enough to grow up enjoying all the Smithsonian museums. I was shocked when I traveled to New York City and I was charged money to get into a museum. All my life I had assumed every museum was free.
Thankfully the Victoria and Albert Museum and the British Museum in London are still free. I always make a nice donation. I remember when I was a young student and the free museums of the Smithsonian were a welcome escape from the horror that is being 13 years old. I hope my donation when I visit will always keep those museums free for those who can not pay.
Meanwhile, take a moment to read those cards! Any guess about which museum this exhibit is from?
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Two Different Girls 
It’s not the Museum of Sex. They’re more exact.
I don’t know which musuem it is from, but it certainly made me laugh!
I’m guessing The British Museum?
Loved this post.
… And forgot to say, I reckon that little figurine is shouting ‘That was a big piece of clay!’
YES! British Museum and now you have me wanting to break in and put in a little talking balloon over the figure saying “That was a big piece of clay that fell off!”