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"coed skinny dipping"?




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:)

((BTW, further point is...and how would it effect your view of public nudity laws?))
 
I have not gone skinny dipping. Thought about it, never did. I don't have any issues with nudity, but I don't approve of some disheveled old guy sitting on a park bench showing little girls his wares as they walk by.
 
I have not gone skinny dipping. Thought about it, never did. I don't have any issues with nudity, but I don't approve of some disheveled old guy sitting on a park bench showing little girls his wares as they walk by.


I saw that in the Riveria!:)
 
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I saw the first gal I ever saw with purple hair on the boardwalk in Monte Carlo in 1982 (a month or so after Princess Grace died). Now, purple hair is commonplace. Not so much then.


Get this,3 of us were trying to eat hot dogs! We acted as if we did not see him. Did not finish the hot dogs,though!

I have an idea it was a usual thing. We should have reported him, but were all too shocked,and trying to keep from laughing
 
I saw the first gal I ever saw with purple hair on the boardwalk in Monte Carlo in 1982 (a month or so after Princess Grace died). Now, purple hair is commonplace. Not so much then.

Bold And Beautiful is in Monaco now if you want to enjoy the scenery again!:)
 
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"coed skinny dipping"?




(raises hand)
:)

((BTW, further point is...and how would it effect your view of public nudity laws?))

I think the nudity laws are a good thing. Not because of any sort of "prudish" inclinations but.......just well in general.........the average person in public......I mean....come on......... I live in NYC and ummm.......somethings cannot be unseen and just leave it at that.

Oh and yes to answer your first question.
 
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I think the nudity laws are a good thing. Not because of any sort of "prudish" inclinations but.......just well in general.........the average person in public......I mean....come one......... I live in NYC and ummm.......somethings cannot be unseen and just leave it at that.

Oh and yes to answer your first question.

Covering "it"[it being any unattractive part] up would certainly keep me from going around with a wrinkled nose saying "euuuuu" all the time so I am all for the cover up.
 
Get this,3 of us were trying to eat hot dogs! We acted as if we did not see him. Did not finish the hot dogs,though!

I have an idea it was a usual thing. We should have reported him, but were all too shocked,and trying to keep from laughing

I'm sure I would have been stifling a major laugh with that hot dog.... the irony of having hot dogs and seeing that guy........ just too much not to be funny.
 
Ms. M,

I find that very hard to beleive. Do you have photo evidence, and if so, can you send it to me? I mean, purely for the sake of research.

When I was younger I could stop traffic with clothes on, I was still semi-modest skinny dipping with good friends in some neat places. Now m'dear, skinny dipping is more like a crime scene and only my honey is allowed because he can't testify against me. My way of saying be glad I turned down the research. LOL
 
Point was...would you object to a beach, you lived on or near, becoming clothing optional?

YES I would object if it is a good public beach! Mainly because it almost seems like the ones who may most benefit from clothing are also most likely to romp naked on a beach filled with unwilling witnesses. Like dog beaches, any specialty beach needs some planning so it does not impact the community use. Dog beaches are limited as their droppings leave hookworms and roundworms in sand that humans catch. Due to the actual nude bather demographic, nude public bathing can cause PTSD. Both are public health issues. ROFL
 
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