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striking nudists

2007-05-18 23:25:20.053788+02 by Dan Lyke 4 comments

Spring brings nudity to Vermont town, apparently neither Vermont nor Brattleboro have public nudity prohibitions:

Nudists could pop up anywhere, he [Rev. Kevin Horion] said. "I am concerned we don't know where they are going to strike."

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#Comment Re: made: 2007-05-19 05:12:45.889231+02 by: petronius [edit history]

I've seen some Vermonters. Better they should keep their clothes on.

#Comment Re: made: 2007-05-19 14:56:09.932982+02 by: meuon

Mikes theories of public nudity:

The wrong people get naked first.
The people you really want to see naked... Usually don't look as good as you expected IF they ever get naked.
After the first hundred naked/nude people walk by, it losses it's novelty. It's amazing how quickly it becomes a non-thing and you get back to the important things about a person.. who they are, not what they look like naked.
Nudity often says 'Here I am, just as I am, no pretense or facade' - and I like that.
It's just comfortable.
You might want to use sunscreen, some of them parts don't see much sun.

#Comment Re: made: 2007-05-19 15:31:11.011036+02 by: DaveP

"Nudists could pop up anywhere." made the 13 year old in me think that one location is going to be popping up a lot more often than others...

#Comment Re: made: 2007-05-19 17:35:31.874537+02 by: Diane Reese

*I* know where they're likely to "strike" next -- across the streets of San Francisco, where tomorrow's Bay to Breakers race becomes Bare to Breakers for several hundred of the intrepid. (Having broken my ankle a year ago, I'm not up for a 12K walk through SF this year, so I won't be among them.)

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