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Naked pumpkin carving

Posted Oct 29, 2022

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EarlD
EarlDOriginal Poster
Oct 29, 2022

Cross another everyday activity done naked off the list. Carved a pumpkin to put on for trick or trunk cruise at the resort

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    Tom D
    Tom D
    Oct 30, 2022
    [quote]Cross another everyday activity done naked off the list. Carved a pumpkin to put on for trick or trunk cruise at the resort[/quote] Sounds like a good idea when you consider how messy pumpkin carving can be. Easier to wash skin than clothes.
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    noodengr2
    noodengr2
    Oct 30, 2022

    there is a pic in my profile of what i did with a pumpkin after i carved it in the buff. I wore it! fun costume for sure

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    EarlD
    EarlDOriginal Poster
    Oct 30, 2022

    Didnt think to wear a carved pumpkin as costume - very creative though sounds kind of sticky and slimy.

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    StevieLorna
    StevieLorna
    Oct 30, 2022

    Never carved a pumpkin while naked, often do the Sunday roast that way.

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    Tom D
    Tom D
    Oct 30, 2022

    Be careful that you don't let any sensitive parts touch the oven door!

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    J.
    J.
    Oct 30, 2022
    [quote]Cross another everyday activity done naked off the list. Carved a pumpkin to put on for trick or trunk cruise at the resort[/quote] We did this once at a nude B&B in VT (Abbott's Glen). Unfortunately, they are closed now.
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  • ME
    Member
    Oct 30, 2022

    Ive never carved a pumpkin, nude or otherwise. So I guess that part of the question is moot for me. I have, however, cut up a watermelon nude, so maybe it could count as introductory training. Who knows, maybe next year??

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    Tom D
    Tom D
    Oct 30, 2022
    [quote]Ive never carved a pumpkin, nude or otherwise. So I guess that part of the question is moot for me. I have, however, cut up a watermelon nude, so maybe it could count as introductory training. Who knows, maybe next year??[/quote] Introductory training yes, but pumpkin carving is messier.
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