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Sand is cool, but I've never understood the appeal of "sex on the beach." We put sand in stuff when we want it to be abrasive. Sex and sand is not a winning combination. Sand and a picnic table is a good match-up. It gets rid of the splinters. Then, sex and a picnic table is a real winner.

Remove the picnic table, and you're left with **** on sandpaper. Who thinks that's a good idea?

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Another thing that winter brings.

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I like the look of snow on things. But I hate driving in it. Well, no, I hate driving around other people that are driving in it.

I have a sneaking suspicion that I would enjoy snow more if I skied or snowboarded (which Utah is apparently a very good place for such a hobby). And I have a sneaking suspicion that I would enjoy snowboarding a lot, if I tried it (I used to be one of those 80s skater punks... with the bangs). But, it's such an expensive hobby. It makes golf look like jogging, in terms of cost.

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In my twenties I lived half an hour from Santa Cruz. My car's trunk always had a couple of beach blankets and a sleepimg bag in it, usually a change of clothes. Sex on a secluded beach with the waves lapping the beach can be very romantic. If you come prepared.

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*streaks nekkie through the snow across this thread in celebration of the mods' new clarification of the public nudity guidelines*

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You know how I said I missed the snow earlier in the thread? Well, I don't miss it anymore. Because it came back! Yay!

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It was because of my nekkid streaking snow dance, Raltar. You may thank me.

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Sun and sand better than snow, eh? You may want to re-think that.

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I like being hot better than being cold. Heat makes you slow down, and you can get naked (well sometimes. In the context of the picture I posted, not so much). Cold hurts. You can speed up, but then you sweat, and when you slow down, you get even colder because now you're wet.

Don't get me wrong, I love the pictures. Snow and cold are great in short spurts for fun, and it's perfectly possible to go frolicking naked in the snow, especially if that involves a hot spring. Just keep your shoes, hat, and gloves on if you're not in a hot spring.

Warm is where it's at for the long term though. As long as you don't get carried away with the warm, sun, and sand, and have plenty of sunblock.. and it doesn't involve howitzers, or camels.

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Under the right conditions, it's possible to experience a 300 degree shift in temperature. The weirdos who think it's a good idea to work in the Antarctic do it. On days when the temperature outside hits -100 degrees F, people will sit in a sauna at 200 degrees, and then run outside. Naked. They do wear shoes/boots, though.

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Under the right conditions, it's possible to experience a 300 degree shift in temperature. The weirdos who think it's a good idea to work in the Antarctic do it. On days when the temperature outside hits -100 degrees F, people will sit in a sauna at 200 degrees, and then run outside. Naked. They do wear shoes/boots, though.



Before I switched mental gears from Celsius to Fahrenheit, I was about to call bullshit on this...

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I really don't want frostbitten balls.

Psh. Grow some fortitude and they won't be frostbitten.

Says the guy who's played "skins" at Ultimate Frisbee in snowy January weather. That was a hell of a game.

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Numbuk wrote:
I like the look of snow on things. But I hate driving in it. Well, no, I hate driving around other people that are driving in it.

I have a sneaking suspicion that I would enjoy snow more if I skied or snowboarded (which Utah is apparently a very good place for such a hobby). And I have a sneaking suspicion that I would enjoy snowboarding a lot, if I tried it (I used to be one of those 80s skater punks... with the bangs). But, it's such an expensive hobby. It makes golf look like jogging, in terms of cost.

Don't you hike, Numbuk? When I was a kid, I always wanted snowshoes, but they were geeky and unobtainable. Now, everybody and their brother can buy them at REI. A nice 5-mile hike in fresh snow through the forest could be pretty fun.

And much of my aversion to the beach might be that I don't enjoy swimming, mainly because I suck at it and am likely to drown. And I always feel like I'm wasting time when I sit on the beach - I always have to go beach-combing, looking for dead animals and stuff.

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Woke up to at least a foot of snow. Supposed to rain later today and melt it all. Good thing I don't have to drive anywhere. It looks pretty damn awesome, though.

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Under the right conditions, it's possible to experience a 300 degree shift in temperature. The weirdos who think it's a good idea to work in the Antarctic do it. On days when the temperature outside hits -100 degrees F, people will sit in a sauna at 200 degrees, and then run outside. Naked. They do wear shoes/boots, though.



THESE are the boots I just bought for work / snowmobiling / general winter fun. I can't wait for them, my feet will be so toasty warm!

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Kaffis Mark V wrote:
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I really don't want frostbitten balls.

Psh. Grow some fortitude and they won't be frostbitten.

Says the guy who's played "skins" at Ultimate Frisbee in snowy January weather. That was a hell of a game.


"skins" ?? Is that naked Frisbee in the snow? Kinda like...umm polar bear swimming in January.... ;)

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When you're playing team sports and don't have jerseys, you (can) play "shirts and skins." One team strips off their *shirts* to differentiate them from the other team. So, sort of, but not totally naked. We're not ancient Greece, ya know. =P

I've known some people who do polar bear swims. They're batshit insane. ;)

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Kaffis Mark V wrote:
I've known some people who do polar bear swims. They're batshit insane. ;)


I've done it, twice, both times on New Years Day at Lake Tahoe.

Of course, that was a long time ago.

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Yeah I did a polar bear club swim once myself and I agree with the batshit insane assessment. Although I will say you really do get a rush from it. My blood was pumping so much it felt like I could pick my car up and carry it home on my back.

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It's been a few year ago, but as Plebes we did a Polar Bear swim in the Severn (River that runs adjacent to the Academy) during the winter semester final exams. That's the coldest one I've done. Snow and Ice on the ground, but not cold enough for the river to freeze.

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Alright, I don't know which one of you is responsible for this, but WTF?

Last week, our lows weren't even in the 50's. Keep your cold weather up north where you crazies like it.


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Blame Al Gore. If he didn't coin the transition from "global warming" to "global climate change," then I bet the guy who did works for him.

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