Posted on 08/10/2013 7:56:34 AM PDT by ConservativeStatement
That was France and 40 years ago.
No decent woman really wants to go topless.
Those women are not stupid. They know what doing that will do to men. And then the men will be slapped down for reacting as men do.
The emasculation of men will continue.
Dang!
The word "bodacious" comes to mind. Among others. Them's some awesome boobies there, yep. Didn't see any crackers, tho.
Thank you. This is all about degrading men. It’s all about emasculation. Men react, and then the liberal culture slaps them down. Sick game in a sick & weak culture. And so it goes in the USA....
Guess one can’t have everything.
Perhaps my favorite auto.
First nude beach I ever saw was in Nice, France. You don't know how right you are! 65 year old, 300 pound whales with parched skin like leather. It's been 25 years and I still can't erase the sight from my memory.
Women going topless could be a problem for me. I’ve had problems when taking the subway trains, of women pressing their chests up to me on crowded standing-room-only cars. The women know they’re doing it, as they smile and grin at me. My wife was with me a couple times this happened and she thinks it’s funny. Quite embarassing for this married guy. It would be even more embarassing if they were topless and I “reacted” to it. If they legalize topless women, they’ll have to legalize a man’s reaction to seeing them.
It’s been legal in Canada for several years now, but to this day I have never seen a topless woman in public, even at the beach.
Because even morons know modesty is a virtue, even when they don’t “know” it
True, that. I suppose I'll have to forego the crackers.
What else can the pretty topless ladies eat in bed?
(Oops, did I actually ask that?)
LMAO
Gimme that paper! You bet your ass I will sign...
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