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[notoverrated]

http://www.latimes.c...0,7554993.story

...ok, always thought it was illegal to walk around naked but i guess im wrong O.o

[Hilander]

I thought it was already illegal, guess not.

[Simbi Laveau]

How horrid ...lol

[QuiteContrary]

That'll ruin our family's traditional holiday plans.
It's our constitutional right to bare arms and everything else.

[Lilly]

I notice the 'nude example' used was that of a 65 year old man. Having seen that, I'm all for making it illegal.

[EllJay]

QuiteContrary, on 20 November 2012 - 01:59 AM, said:

That'll ruin our family's traditional holiday plans.
It's our constitutional right to bare arms and everything else.

It would have been hilarious if they back then had added an amendment to the constitution stating: We hereby declare it a God given right to every God-fearing man to air one's bollox, and the rest of the package, in every and all public and social places. And no man shalt these rights revoke lest the wrath of God strike them down.

[The Unseen]

I dont want to see any New Yorkers running around naked I may be wrong but arnet New Yorkers Gay? or at least 1/3 of them are,Nope don't want to see any of them naked,LOL

[MissMelsWell]

We don't have any public nudity laws in Seattle. You're free to streak, as long as you're not acting in a lewd or lascivious manner. Of course, this isn't California... it's pretty cold and wet here most of the year, so as you can imagine, you don't see a lot of nekkid people strolling around. LOL.

[C235]

The penalty would be to be raped at sight! by law enforcers or specially trained police donkeys.

[pallidin]

I would prefer to not see naked people walking along a public street/sidewalk.
Just seems weird and overly "self-sexual" to me.

[lightly]

A prudent decision. .. but on second thought, i  hope there's a big protest parade  

Edited by lightly, 21 November 2012 - 09:05 PM.

[glorybebe]

lightly, on 21 November 2012 - 09:03 PM, said:

A prudent decision.     .. but on second thought, i  hope there's a big protest parade  

lol.  Too funny!

[and then]

They had recently passed an ordinance requiring a cloth or paper barrier between bare skin and chairs/booths in restaurants.  THINK about that a moment.....  Really?  Out to eat with your kids and in comes studly hungwell and his partner to have a quick nosh.  It's a rare, warm day out and the two are perspiring.  Yeah...time to change the law I think.  

[shaddow134]

and then, on 21 November 2012 - 10:04 PM, said:

They had recently passed an ordinance requiring a cloth or paper barrier between bare skin and chairs/booths in restaurants.  THINK about that a moment.....  Really?  Out to eat with your kids and in comes studly hungwell and his partner to have a quick nosh.  It's a rare, warm day out and the two are perspiring.  Yeah...time to change the law I think.  

It would certainly put me off my Hotdog ewwwww...

[little_dreamer]

and then, on 21 November 2012 - 10:04 PM, said:

They had recently passed an ordinance requiring a cloth or paper barrier between bare skin and chairs/booths in restaurants.  THINK about that a moment.....  Really?  Out to eat with your kids and in comes studly hungwell and his partner to have a quick nosh.  It's a rare, warm day out and the two are perspiring.  Yeah...time to change the law I think.  

Actually this is a real issue in nudists colonies. Supposedly everyone carries around towels to sit on other people's chairs, etc.    Even they know how unsanitary this can be. And no, I've never been to a nudist colony.  I just heard this through other people.

I do think 99% of the population looks better covered up as much as possible.  Just imagine walking through a naked Walmart. Or not.

Edited by little_dreamer, 22 November 2012 - 01:07 AM.