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To: Theodore R.
lemmesee...... pudding, nudity, naked teenagers, volley ball. Sounds more like some old pervert's wet dream as opposed to summer camp.

Somehow, I don't think that putting large numbers of nude teens together could be very good for the teeanage pregnancy rate.

And what is this about 1 1/2 counselors for each camper??? Sounds to me like EVERYONE wanted to attend this peep-show.


2 posted on 06/21/2003 6:22:29 AM PDT by CAPPSMADNESS (tagline in progress....................................................)
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To: CAPPSMADNESS
Is it an old perverts wet dream if you regret being born too soon to go to this camp.
3 posted on 06/21/2003 6:27:01 AM PDT by eno_
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To: CAPPSMADNESS
Those who practice the religion of nudity, like to claim that the "pretense" and "hypocrisy" represented by clothing is only a prudish reaction and misplaced modesty. Kids will be kids, they claim, and the presence or absence of clothing will in no way divert the natural inclinations of adolescents anyway (which is to experiment). But it is a demonstrable fact that clothing that does not provoke titillation does keep kids modest. But clothing that does titillate probably is much more provocative than mere nudity. So as behavior goes, all-nude camps probably have fewer sexual encounters than those in which there is no dress code involved or enforced.

Still doesn't make it right. Nudity is perilously close to pornographic images, and the lines in today's world are badly blurred. And once the taboo against nudity is removed, a lot of other behavior once regarded as taboo is then escalated to "acceptable".
5 posted on 06/21/2003 7:01:43 AM PDT by alloysteel
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