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This joker is trying to steal my gig .
I want to complain .
I want to complain .
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Well that's reassuring, so what was the take on him from those who know him?
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I sent you a friend request and you refused. My feelings were hurt.:depressed:
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if you post your birthday, we can easily look up your certs, since you offered to allow us to do it.
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If they're having nude diving there now, shouldn't it be called Full Moon Bay, Hondurass?
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I'll reserve any opinions on the original poster. As far as the poll question, I don't know if men or women would be more likely to dive nude. I do know the one and only time in my life that I ended up on a nude beach, way back when I was 16 years old and my friend convinced me we needed to climb down the cliff from Torrey Pines down to Black's Beach in La Jolla, the only nude people we saw were one elderly couple (just what a 16 year old wants to see... a naked woman sixty years older than him) and a couple of guys throwing a Frisbee. None of the "beautiful people" that popular media always portray as running around in the altogether on nude beaches.
As for me, I have 9 of the 12 risk factors for skin cancer. Every six months I visit the dermatologist, and almost always get a few spots frozen, and sometimes carved, out of my skin. Diving nude might be fun, but the prospect of needing a lesion frozen or carved off my genitals removes any appeal of forsaking the rashguard.
:mooner:
I'll reserve any opinions on the original poster. As far as the poll question, I don't know if men or women would be more likely to dive nude. I do know the one and only time in my life that I ended up on a nude beach, way back when I was 16 years old and my friend convinced me we needed to climb down the cliff from Torrey Pines down to Black's Beach in La Jolla, the only nude people we saw were one elderly couple (just what a 16 year old wants to see... a naked woman sixty years older than him) and a couple of guys throwing a Frisbee. None of the "beautiful people" that popular media always portray as running around in the altogether on nude beaches.
As for me, I have 9 of the 12 risk factors for skin cancer. Every six months I visit the dermatologist, and almost always get a few spots frozen, and sometimes carved, out of my skin. Diving nude might be fun, but the prospect of needing a lesion frozen or carved off my genitals removes any appeal of forsaking the rashguard.
Hoomi, I have reported your post for causing me to cringe out loud. . .
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