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Enfants de la Patrie, Children of the Revolution

Post%20Alley%20festival.JPGYou can't get a drink at any of the French restaurants around the Market because it's the freaking Fourth of July. Elbow-to-elbow, accordion music, where do these people come from, anyway? Next to a Dumpster on Pike Place, two plump, tatooed gals on a smoke break are asking themselves that very question while Seattlest, in search of a beverage, records the conversation. "Bastyr Day," one of them says. "The French Revolution."

"French Revolution?" says the other. "What'd the French Revolution ever do for lesbians? Old lesbians, I mean."

"Old lesbians? You tell me."

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  • jessejb

    I was afraid to walk in there. I wasnt sure if Id get charged admission or something. Looked more like a private event. Damn!

  • Catherine Delors

    Well, for one thing, the French Revolution decriminalized homosexuality.

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