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Museum of Sex?

Is she represented any form of sex, then HER HUSBAND would not have said the following:

At a Connecticut fundraiser in the spring of 1996, X42 lusted over
a five-hundred-year-old Inca mummy that had just been discovered at the summit of a Peruvian volcano.
"You know, if I were a single man, I might ask that mummy out," Clinton said. "That's a good-looking mummy."

Perhaps the Mummy should be in the adjoining Exhibit?

Wow. I hadn't seen the mummy before.

BILL:"You know, if I were a single man, I might ask that mummy out," Clinton said. "That's a good-looking mummy."

My first impression is that it looks like a child. Noted the lack of features in the face (light bone structure=juvenile), the comparably large head, even the slight fetal position suggests that the mummifier seemed to have treated her with some parental instinct.

I didn't remember this and thought you were kidding, but . . .

I couldn't believe Chris made that joke - I guess it was Chris - about that Peruvian mummy. [Laughter] But I want you to know that Hillary went to welcome that mummy to the National Geographic building yesterday, she and President Fujimori of Peru. And then he came over to see me and he kind of hurt my feelings that I didn't get to go. He brought me two pictures of that mummy. I don't know if you've seen that mummy. [Laughter] But, you know, if I were a single man, I might ask that mummy out. [Laughter] That's a good-looking mummy. That mummy looks better than I do on my worst days. I'm telling you. You need to go see her. [Laughter] If there was ever an argument against ageism, it's that mummy. I mean, really. You need to go see her. [Laughter] Let me say - I can't believe - I'll hear about that before it's over, but anyway. [Laughter] It's been a long day.