A small French town has replaced a patriotic statue in its town hall - because its breasts were deemed too big.
The mayor of Neuville-en-Ferrain, in northern France, swapped the busty model with a more modest replacement after locals in the town 'started to gossip'.
The terracotta bust of Marianne - the traditional female embodiment of the French Republic in a Phrygian cap - was an original work by a local artist, installed in 2007 at Neuville-en-Ferrain's town hall.
The bust was based on that of French Actress Laetitia Casta.
I guess the mayor felt you could have too much of a good thing. Perhaps, in retrospect, I shouldn't have used the word "felt"?
H/T Dead Tree Newspaper
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