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RE: Things to do and not to do nude

Posted Sep 22, 2010

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ME
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Sep 22, 2010

When I was inmthe UK I used to do most things nude around the house and garden.    I did find that laying insulation blanket in the loft nude was definately a no-no!!   The fibre glass lodges everywhere and it not only itches it is painful as well.    I also found that it was not a good idea  to climb the scaffolding to paint the upstairs window and facia board.     I also found that it is best not to take a footpath which has gorse or stinging nettles along the sides.    I used to garden, even cleared the snow from my paths, in the nude and none of my neighbours bothered.   I lived in a short cul-de-sac and knew all the neighbours by sight, some spoke to me but all would smile and wave as they walked or drove past.    It is something I miss, I didn't think It would bother me but it does.    There are many other things I miss, including the rain!!!     Be warned if you are tempted to move to a anti nudist country think hard and long whether you will miss being nude.
Gavin 30

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  • LA
    Lakeman221
    Lakeman221
    May 29, 2016
    [quote][quote]I've done minor chainsawing nude, except for shoes and protective goggles/hearing protectors.  It wasn't bad - the sawdust and chips weren't painful. Leather chaps are supposed to protect one when using the saw but I haven't owned a pair but I have used a leather welding apron as protection on certain jobs whereas goggles and gloves are a must.[/quote]I have a pair of leather motorcycle chaps, but they don't cover the most sensitive areas you would want covered the most, just the legs for the most part. I don't know if they would be a whole lot of good against a chainsaw chain or not, and don't care to try and find out personally. :)
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  • LA
    Lakeman221
    Lakeman221
    Aug 23, 2016
    It would not be advisable to try sandblasting in the nude, even with the protective helmet on.
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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Aug 23, 2016
    [quote]It would not be advisable to try sandblasting in the nude, even with the protective helmet on.
    [/quote]Sandblasting is what happens when sitting nude on the beach after eating too much hot curry.
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    Paul
    Paul
    Aug 26, 2016
    [quote]I usually garden naked, but cleaning out the raspberry bushes naked was maybe not the best idea. I got scratches all over my body.I have worked on the cars naked in my garage quite a lot.I don't do chainsawing or weedwacking nude.[/quote]Well you are a TN when you get scratches on the parts of your body where other people will have the um-comfy feeling of cloths on to protect that part of their body.
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    jbeegoode
    jbeegoode
    Aug 29, 2016
    I have been a firm believer that every thing is better when done nude and that has been proven over years. BUT, I met my match. Installing corrugated metal roofing panels on top of the new sauna building on a hot day, gave me a quick and painful lesson.
    Jbee
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    nudeyooper
    Aug 29, 2016
    Most literature and videos suggest long pants, long sleeves, and gloves when working with fiberglass insulation.  I have found it to be less irritating to do the work while nude.
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    Hugh
    Hugh
    Aug 25, 2019

    logging and running the mill are 2 things I have wonder about . Last time ran the mill was boots and shorts. I thing of my logger chaps and boots. Would not do it if I was in the brush with the chainsaw. I have done land clearing with the tractor nude. If you think about a thin pieve of denim is only good for minor stuff . I have used the brushcutter( weedeeater) nude

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