Love the Bay to Breakers race, but wish the news would not censor the naked runners? Now is your chance to see them all. NSFW, and if you don't like seeing weight challenged people naked, then this is probably not right for you.
Dear Fellow Humans, 1. Your junk is not that interesting to the rest of us. That is a fact. We acknowledge that it's an endless source of entertainment to you and, of course, you are free to play with/look at it all you want as long as the rest of us aren't forced to participate. 2. We are not the prettiest mammals on the planet. That, too, is a fact. Yes, this means you, Fanny Pack. 3. There is an appropriate time and a place to take off your clothes. There is no shame in recognizing this fact and conducting yourself in a dignified and mature manner. It does not make you a "prude" or "uptight" or otherwise a bad person. 4. Many people in San Francisco (and elsewhere) think that their disregard for basic courtesies that are exercised by everyone else is "wacky" and "unique" and "special" (in a good way). Actually, it's just tedious and endlessly self-involved.
I actually run in Bay to Breakers. Fewer naked people are actually running (since most of the naked people are too out of shape to be able to run 7.5 miles). I saw 10 naked runners, all men, and most with great asses. If I had walked, I would have seen dozens of out-of-shape lardos.
Have you noticed that the attractive people are never the ones who want to go around naked? It is always the ones you do not want to see! : )
ReplyDeleteDear Fellow Humans,
ReplyDelete1. Your junk is not that interesting to the rest of us. That is a fact. We acknowledge that it's an endless source of entertainment to you and, of course, you are free to play with/look at it all you want as long as the rest of us aren't forced to participate.
2. We are not the prettiest mammals on the planet. That, too, is a fact. Yes, this means you, Fanny Pack.
3. There is an appropriate time and a place to take off your clothes. There is no shame in recognizing this fact and conducting yourself in a dignified and mature manner. It does not make you a "prude" or "uptight" or otherwise a bad person.
4. Many people in San Francisco (and elsewhere) think that their disregard for basic courtesies that are exercised by everyone else is "wacky" and "unique" and "special" (in a good way). Actually, it's just tedious and endlessly self-involved.
@Amartel - Amen!
ReplyDeleteWow,I lived in San Francisco for a year and I never heard about this...
ReplyDelete@Amartel: BRAVO!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Larry, gotta love him!
ReplyDeleteThank you. Being less critical and accepting will help us accept ourselves.
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ReplyDeleteI actually run in Bay to Breakers. Fewer naked people are actually running (since most of the naked people are too out of shape to be able to run 7.5 miles). I saw 10 naked runners, all men, and most with great asses. If I had walked, I would have seen dozens of out-of-shape lardos.
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