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Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
In a museum, an Englishman, a Frenchman and a Soviet-era Russian are admiring a classic painting of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
"Look at how cool, poised and reserved they appear," says the Englishman. "I think Adam and Eve must have been English."
"Non, non, mon ami," says the Frenchman. "Regard their savoir faire, their poise, how comfortable they are with their nudity. Surely, they were French."
"Nyet!" says the Russian. "They have no clothes, no housing, only an apple to eat, and were told they were in Paradise. Surely, they were Soviet Russians."
"Look at how cool, poised and reserved they appear," says the Englishman. "I think Adam and Eve must have been English."
"Non, non, mon ami," says the Frenchman. "Regard their savoir faire, their poise, how comfortable they are with their nudity. Surely, they were French."
"Nyet!" says the Russian. "They have no clothes, no housing, only an apple to eat, and were told they were in Paradise. Surely, they were Soviet Russians."
