05-15-2004, 06:08 AM
ShadowHM,May 14 2004, 07:12 AM Wrote:I say this in the same spirit that keeps me from exercising my legal right to go topless if I choose.
Some saggy things just shouldn't be out there for public viewing. B)
Shadow, where you are do you have the legal right to go topless?
To the best of my knowledge the local law was changed a few years ago so that it was no longer permitted to go naked. From time immemorial the undergraduates here have gone naked on the occasion of the first snowfall of the season. In recent times the custom had gotten out of hand: one night in a local restaurant I witnessed about fifteen stark naked students overturning tables. One blew to me a kiss. Unfortunately they also broke a stained glass window and trashed a police car and a few other things.
In some nearby communities it is or was the law that men could go topless, but that women could not. I would think this sort of law could be overturned, but I am not sure of the status.
As for me, I only go topless (or bottomless) in the dead of night when I am pretty sure no one will see. I am not an exhibitionist, and I have no desire to be arrested.
"I may be old, but I'm not dead."