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The Museum of Laziness Opened in Colombia
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A museum of laziness has opened in Colombia. It exhibits everything not associated with labor: sofas, TV sets standing nearby, deck-chairs and beds.

The idea of the museum founder was to make people think of rest and hard labor at the height of winter holidays and draw their conclusions.

The museum may be of interest for people who are tired of traffic jams, cinders, quick tempo of city life and pressure at work.

The museum of laziness created with financial support of Bogota authorities is popular among the citizens of the capital; however it shall be closed in a week.
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