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NudeGuzziOriginal Poster
Oct 21, 2012Look at my avatar to get an idea of what I am refering to.
It say: Junior's Farm
clothing optional resort
Smithville, Arkansas
Online print shops will print custom coffee mugs for $5-$7 each. A good way to break the (nudist) ice with someone.
I use mine at work and make the HR dept a bit nervous.
It say: Junior's Farm
clothing optional resort
Smithville, Arkansas
Online print shops will print custom coffee mugs for $5-$7 each. A good way to break the (nudist) ice with someone.
I use mine at work and make the HR dept a bit nervous.
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Bill NescOct 22, 2012I thought there was no clothing optional places in Arkansas and an internet search has nothing showing up as a clothing optional place called Junior's Farm anywhere.ReactReply - NUNudeGuzziOriginal PosterOct 22, 2012There aren't. It is ficticious. A gag gift to give to people at Christmas.
That post went about ten miles over your head, didn't it!ReactReply - OV
overexposedOct 24, 2012[quote]There aren't. It is ficticious. A gag gift to give to people at Christmas.
That post went about ten miles over your head, didn't it![/quote]There probably are many places in Arkansas where people are nude, at least for a while.
Great idea on the coffee mugs to show you care.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowOct 25, 2012What person of sound mind, would be drinking COFFEE at xmas ?ReactReply - ID
IDoIt2Oct 25, 2012
ManOfWicklow: What person of sound mind, would be drinking COFFEE at xmas ?
I do 365 days a year
Overexposed: There probably are many places in Arkansas where people arenude, at least for a while.
Not many. In Arkansas it's illegal to be naked with someone of the opposite sex unless it's your spouse.ReactReply - OVoverexposedOct 25, 2012[quote]
Not many. In Arkansas it's illegal to be naked with someone of the opposite sex unless it's your spouse.
[/quote]Back in 1867 when the laws were written, there was probably more nakedness going on than now.
Too bad they didnt have cell phones and computers back then... They would have put us to shame.... even in Arkansas..
All those fancy clothes to wear at the beach were just a status symbol for the rich, and the merchantile.. and the poor felt they had to follow suit or be put out by the Jones.
Did nudity stop?.. Nope, it just became more recluse when the wealthier were wearing fancy beach clothes. They paid for it but probably regretted it after spending the afternoon in heavy wet, soggy clothes... but they were proud and wrote the laws accordingly.. Stupid people !.ReactReply - NUNudeGuzziOriginal PosterOct 28, 2012Been away from the internet for a few days. MofW:If you can't handle coffee at Christmas, please add an ounce or to of rum or whiskey for that holiday spirit and good cheer!
I spent my first 30 years there, 1960 thru 1980. Had to migrate to Seattle WA because it is so hard to make a living in a state where there is little to no industry.
As far as nudity goes: in the late 60s and early 70s, many hippies came to the state in the great 'get back to the land' movement. Land was cheap, taxes were and still are low.
Today, thanks to television and the internet, Arkansas is as homogenized as the rest of the country. Any town of over 10,000 people is not much different than a town in FL or AZ. Mass comercialzation and consumption of popular media ensures that naturism is treated with a wink and a snicker. Everything from your cell phone to your aftershave has been sexualized. The public schools do NOT teach free thinking and individualism as that goes against the narrative.
Peace and pleasant nudity to you all.
Bill Lovelady IS
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