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Bunions · 15/04/14 - 12:38

Don't be going to Southend's Adventure Island...they're not keen

Spoilsports :kitty:

How is that worse than some misshapen bint in a pair of leggings?

I think we're running out of things to ban tbh

Jumbobones · 15/04/14 - 12:41

It's the same as a misshapen bint in just knickers.

That's how it's not the same

November_Rain · 15/04/14 - 12:45

Men wandering around topless in public look like pillocks anyway.

Glawster2002 · 15/04/14 - 12:46

November_Rain wrote: »

Men wandering around topless in public look like pillocks anyway.

I agree.

Teddybleads · 15/04/14 - 12:47

November_Rain wrote: »

Men wandering around topless in public look like pillocks anyway.

I kind of agree in a city but this is the seaside. Tops off at the seaside seems pretty normal to my mind.

Bunions · 15/04/14 - 12:48

November_Rain wrote: »

Men wandering around topless in public look like pillocks anyway.

They might well do but there's loads of fully-clothed people wandering around theme parks who look like pillocks too

Bunions · 15/04/14 - 12:50

Teddybleads wrote: »

I kind of agree in a city but this is the seaside. Tops off at the seaside seems pretty normal to my mind.

Same here.

Seems harmless enough to me and at least its in context.

I can't help feeling as though we're increasingly pandering to those who are always looking to find something to be pissed-off about.

Elyan · 15/04/14 - 12:58

I agree with the ban.

Jesse Pinkman · 15/04/14 - 13:00

Whilst I don't indulge myself, I'm in full support of young men walking around with as little as possible.

Fortunately my town has no such restrictions and being a seaside town, we get more than most.

This is my favourite time of year.

LostFool · 15/04/14 - 13:00

Unless you are on the beach or in a swimming pool, gentlemen should always wear a top in public.

Jesse Pinkman · 15/04/14 - 13:01

Bunions wrote: »

Same here.

Seems harmless enough to me and at least its in context.

I can't help feeling as though we're increasingly pandering to those who are always looking to find something to be pissed-off about.

Yup! old prudes who ain't getting any attention.

RAINBOWGIRL22 · 15/04/14 - 13:02

Saw some bloke in a kiddies park wondering around his top off.

Yes it was warm but it was a freaking kids park and he just looked like a complete bell-end.

There was no need for it at all...

whitecliffe · 15/04/14 - 13:03

LostFool wrote: »

Unless you are on the beach or in a swimming pool, gentlemen should always wear a top in public.

I agree thats why I love Monaco its against the law for men to walk around topless.

Kapellmeister · 15/04/14 - 13:03

November_Rain wrote: »

Men wandering around topless in public look like pillocks anyway.

It depends entirely on the man.

venusinflares · 15/04/14 - 13:04

It's always the ones with hairy backs and massive beer bellies who take their tops off so I'm in favour of the ban.

Just to be equal I think it's about time leggings were banned too

academia · 15/04/14 - 13:05

Bunions wrote: »

Don't be going to Southend's Adventure Island...they're not keen

Spoilsports :kitty:

How is that worse than some misshapen bint in a pair of leggings?

I think we're running out of things to ban tbh

Misshapen bint? Why are you directing such venom at women?

Bunions · 15/04/14 - 13:06

LostFool wrote: »

Unless you are on the beach or in a swimming pool, gentlemen should always wear a top in public.

Should be okay then - there ain't any in Sahfend

1Mickey · 15/04/14 - 13:06

Teddybleads wrote: »

I kind of agree in a city but this is the seaside. Tops off at the seaside seems pretty normal to my mind.

I agree. I think these kind of bans just incase someone is offended are a bit daft really.

James Frederick · 15/04/14 - 13:07

I live at the seaside and even in summer I have never been out topless not even a T-shirt I always wear a jumper more often than not a coat to.

Tal'shiar · 15/04/14 - 13:10

if no one else is going to say it, I feel its my duty to indulge in a little pointless frenzy stoke nonsense.

Will somebody think of the children?!?! what if they see a topless man and ask questions?!?! I cannot deal with my own sexuality and feel uncomfortable when people do not wear a top!!

LostFool · 15/04/14 - 13:10

whitecliffe wrote: »

I agree thats why I love Monaco its against the law for men to walk around topless.

...although on the beach it's almost compulsory for the women to be topless. I agree, Monaco is lovely ;-)

Jason · 15/04/14 - 13:10

I was there last year (and not topless, for the record

). I can't really see a huge problem with the men not wearing shirts - they had women walking through the place in bikinis just wearing flip-flops as well and I can't imagine they'll be asking them to cover up any time soon.

1Mickey · 15/04/14 - 13:13

Tal'shiar wrote: »

if no one else is going to say it, I feel its my duty to indulge in a little pointless frenzy stoke nonsense.

Will somebody think of the children?!?! what if they see a topless man and ask questions?!?! I cannot deal with my own sexuality and feel uncomfortable when people do not wear a top!!

I hope that's a joke

James Frederick · 15/04/14 - 13:16

LostFool wrote: »

...although on the beach it's almost compulsory for the women to be topless. I agree, Monaco is lovely ;-)

When I went to Spain I didn't go on the beach for that very reason.

Gneiss · 15/04/14 - 13:27

LostFool wrote: »

...although on the beach it's almost compulsory for the women to be topless. I agree, Monaco is lovely ;-)

And the beach is the place for these things IMO...

I agree with the ban.

Glawster2002 · 15/04/14 - 13:33

Bunions wrote: »

Same here.

Seems harmless enough to me and at least its in context.

I can't help feeling as though we're increasingly pandering to those who are always looking to find something to be pissed-off about.

It is not in context because it is at a theme park and not on the beach.

Hey there!

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