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#286584 - 11/06/08 03:26 PM
Re: Nudity or no nudity?
[Re: Anonymous]
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 Can you hear me now?
Registered: 08/08/06
Loc: Minneapolis,MN
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.... Look, we are anonymous and nude simply because we enjoy it. What's so wrong about that? You act as if user names are some kind of big deal. .....
Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with being anonymous and nude simply because one enjoys it. Of course, I believe others have the right to right to accept or refuse the display of others nudity because they enjoy it or don't so I'd respect bans on public displays if viewer discretion forces a change of habits. In other words, I would expect someone to wear clothes in public as a general rule. Perhaps, I expect someone to wear a username in public, too, although user names are hardly a big deal. For me, they're just an indication that the thoughts and opinions expressed are coming from a single source. I certainly don't think it a big deal if someone uses a username so I don't know why it would be if someone simply refuses to use a username and posts as Anonymous, nakedly making a public point.
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#286587 - 11/06/08 03:47 PM
Re: Nudity or no nudity?
[Re: Debbie_Dumpster]
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 Can you hear me now?
Registered: 08/08/06
Loc: Minneapolis,MN
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I know a thing or two about dumpster diving nude, Dude, and I can tell you this Bertha person doesn't know diddly squat about it. You'd have to hire a licensed crane operator to lift and swing her into the dumpster, and I seriously doubt there are dumpsters with large enough openings to accomodate her size. She'd be more likely to fit into one of those large construction boxes they use to collect scrap building materials when they're tearing down a structure or replacing the roof.
The trick is to get to the food before it's actually thrown into the dumpster, which is where a good quality shopping cart comes in handy, but it has to have good rubber on the ground and swivel tires that actually work. And it helps if you know someone who works at the eating establishment where the dumpster is parked, and the nicer places don't even use dumpsters.
Then what? Well, you get yourself one of those heated delivery bags like the pizza delivery people use that's what. Oh, and you become friends with a taxi driver so you can pull up to the back door in the nude and have your leftovers brought right to the car. Then you grab the food and drive off. I have to admit you've reached the level of dumpster diving most of us just dream of, and, for that, you deserve kudos. However, your professionalism leaves me wondering if you haven't lost the meaning of true dumpster-diving. Do you remember scraping the coffee grounds off that otherwise perfectly shaply long john at the Dunkin Donuts? Can you recall the many times the pick-up driver arrived early and it was a scramble to get out of the dumpster before being dumped in the compactor. (We'll miss you, Shorty.) Have you still got any of the feeling you might have once felt when you were the first to spot the worker with the good stuff, earning you first pick from the top of the pile? I think not.
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