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peanutsforeno

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Feb 01, 2005 11:36

yesterday, at lake eola, i was laying in the sun, resting on the grassy peninsula, noticing the little amoebas in my eyes, and how when i squinted the light emmiting from the sun would seperate into all different basic colors when shone on the moisture in them. i just napped there for about an hour, listening to the birds flap their wings, and ( Read more... )

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redriot February 1 2005, 20:07:01 UTC

It's strange how both the woman and the birds are quite free and in the same place.

But I thought that kind of public display was illegal?

peanutsforeno February 1 2005, 21:10:03 UTC

yeah, i think it is.... but, you don't normally see cops wandering the park on a sunny monday afternoon.... so, i'm assuming they were either:

a) on sort of substance that altered their perception of action and reaction

or

b) they were hippies.

or

c) they were hippies on drugs.

redriot February 2 2005, 01:52:27 UTC

Or police!

peanutsforeno February 2 2005, 00:27:04 UTC

oh, and that was a great connection too by the way... :-), strange i somehow didn't make that myself.

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Yeah, Naked People... aaronakafidel February 1 2005, 21:03:17 UTC

Well...I think it should not be illegal...people should be able to express themselves in healthy ways, one being nudeness...and that is just a way for people to be free, or freer...anyway...Power to the Lauren...hehe

Later Cutie

Re: Yeah, Naked People... peanutsforeno February 2 2005, 00:29:43 UTC

yeah, i think its okay, if its in the right context. for instance, i don't agree with women 'flashing' their breasts just to get men's attention, or whatever they think they're acomplishing...i think thats particularly demeaning... but, in this case scenerio, she was just being comfortable it seemed, and natural.....i think thats wonderful.