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07-20-2014, 01:27 PM
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If married
Well, I only meet 6 of the criteria in the article which undoubtedly and with complete statistical significance and with empirically verifiable data, explains why I'm mostly straight but "somewhat" gay. Now I know why I like my house to be neat and I like to look my best; I feel so relieved - I've been worried about that for so many years!
I hope nobody takes that article seriously. D67 
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#3
07-20-2014, 07:29 PM
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spoof
OK
 (the trouble with being taken in by this stuff is that it is clearly OTT but one only has to listen to the born-again guys to realise just how OTT they can be in their condemnations of sinful behaviour) (good to note the Expedia beach survey material which, if true, shows a surprising but pleasing 74% speedo approval)
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07-29-2014, 12:08 AM
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letting the side down
Re. post#107, do I see perhaps just one speedo in action here in the hot weather?
http://www.theguardian.com/world/pic...brockwell-lido
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#5
08-03-2014, 08:29 AM
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a note to "so called Fashion Guru's"
Swim briefs aka "Speedos" stigmatised by main stream media by so called fashion idiots who actually don't have a clue, whats the bet that they never really get out and are the weirdo types that sit behind a screen most of their day sitting away at a desk, not to mention the tons of "freebies" they get from branded clothing companies made in low labour rate sweat shops.
The same can be said for research diet pills "Pioneered by scientist and endorsed by doctors" how do you pioneer something that cannot be proven and a doctor that endorses something, how does he/she have that ability to know that it will work for everyone, so, so called "Fashion guru's" where do you get off saying that the instyle is now and that a certain style is like so last week, what gives them the right and what gives them the authority to decide this. I know I never gave them that right, but sadly the majority get off by buying fashion styles as its a sense of spending money for a new look, how sad. And no I don't look like a scumbag as I do have a sense of dress code. For example a nice white T shirt and a pair of jeans still looks awesome, buy hey you're not in if thats how you dress according to these know it all fashion guru's The same goes for mass hysteria around movie/music stars, I'm still baffled how people go on about this or that in the entertainment industry, who gives a **** Now I know a few will be annoyed by this but its the same for owning a Harley Davidson, when you buy one you buy a life style otherwise you're not in with the rest. Why buy a life style, what's the point.. we all have our own individual right to self determination so use that to your own ability and stop chasing what's the now, lifes to short. Fashion guru's, go get a real job
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#7
08-03-2014, 02:47 PM
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I think it depends on how you define "swimming."
As far as I can tell, guys whp are in the pool doing laps as their daily fitness workout are perfectly comfortable being seen doing that in briefs. Body builders hanging out at the beach wearing briefs aren't swimming, they are posing. They are comfortable, too, I assume. To me, it boils down to being proud of my swimmer's physique and not being ashamed to share it with anyone who appreciates seeing it. Like the bodybuilder, I worked hard for it and like to show it, so in that sense I'm a poser, too. If I thought I was disgusting or offending people I'd wonder why. Are they jealous? Intimidated? Repressed?
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#8
08-03-2014, 03:32 PM
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Quote:
Looks like one of them is wearing a frogman suit!
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#9
08-03-2014, 03:48 PM
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I wondered too...
... water temperature not up enough for some perhaps despite the description of a "cooling dip" (have to be careful in observing such a distance shot however - full body suits are available to be modest for Moslem girls wishing to swim)
Last edited by Byron : 08-03-2014 at 03:51 PM.
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