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KohaanOriginal Poster
Jul 15, 2016Did anyone enjoy some public naked time during our national
holiday, July 14? ... or at least some private time?:-)
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- MEMemberJul 15, 2016
Yes. Worked in the garage and mowed the lawn naked.
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noodengr2Jul 15, 2016with my new semi retired state, I normally do not work on thursday, but this week my job needed me. So instead of 24 hours of nudity, I ended up with only about 13 after a long but fun day at my part time job.ReactReply - DE
DesertRatJul 16, 2016I didn't know that it was National Nude Day but fortunately, I spent the majority of the day nude.ReactReply - MEMemberJul 16, 2016
I stayed naked all day
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KohaanOriginal PosterJul 16, 2016I wonder if the local authorities would allow public nudity on that day? I mean, here... in the gymnophobic U.S. ... I see the Big Brother U.S. TV show did a special nude photo shoot to celebrate that day... sort of... everyone was covered, but looked like they were nude, behind their balloons, chairs, towels etc. ...Most likely, they were just pretending, but a few years ago the BB playersdidhave arealnude pool party on their Late Night, cable program... It would probably boost their ratings, if they did that more often... andadvertisedit. ;-)
Maybe it's just"public"gynophobia... B/C It's ok to link sex and nudity in advertising, movies or various clubs... just not simple non-sexual nudity, outside in the daylight. ;-)
Wouldn't it be interesting, if everyone wasrequiredto be nude, all day, on that day, ... of course, observing the usual exceptions... Some people might use that as an excuse to do something they have wanted to do for a long time ... play like children:-DReactReply - HA
HalfJul 17, 2016I'm pretty much nude Thursday after work all the way thru to Monday start of work. I do four 10's for my work schedule. I only dress if I have to run out to a store. Also nude on work days from the moment I get home until the moment I have to dress for work the next morning. One special 'prescribed' day a year means nothing to me.
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