If someone sees a topless man, they might wonder if he's got any pants on and if her might be a paedo.
This is totally true. That theme park might be absolutely swarming with paedos for all we know. It's best the kids wear burkhas to protect them, boys included.
When I went to Spain I didn't go on the beach for that very reason.
It depends on where you go in Spain but in the areas which attract Brits, the general rule for women seems to be those who are topless shouldn't be and those who ought to be aren't.
Outside in parks and places like that it doesn't bother me. It's when they go inside shops shirtless I feel there's a lack of respect for other people. I'm pretty sure in hotter climates like the south of France it is considered rude to pop into a shop with beachwear.
Outside in parks and places like that it doesn't bother me. It's when they go inside shops shirtless I feel there's a lack of respect for other people. I'm pretty sure in hotter climates like the south of France it is considered rude to pop into a shop with beachwear.
And no I am not a prude and I'm not old!
I think it's fair enough in shops etc - especially where there might be unwrapped food on display which could be an issue from a hygiene perspective.
I honestly don't see the harm in men wandering around a theme park with their tops off though.
I understand less who could possibly be 'offended' by seeing it.
Christ! just what is this country coming to? We are going backwards rather than forwards.
Men have taken their tops off for decades and now some on this thread are seriously bringing kiddies into it like anyone who takes their top of within a 100 miles of a kid must be a kiddie fiddler?
GET A GRIP!
What a way to bring up kids with an abnormal Victorian view that their bodies are something to be ashamed of.
Christ! just what is this country coming to? We are going backwards rather than forwards.
Men have taken their tops off for decades and now some on this thread are seriously bringing kiddies into it like anyone who takes their top of within a 100 miles of a kid must be a kiddie fiddler?
GET A GRIP!
What a way to bring up kids with an abnormal Victorian view that their bodies are something to be ashamed of.
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Yes, it is a joke.
In Glasgow it's only the peely wally, skinny neds that walk around topless. TAPS AFF!
If memory serves, it's right on, or next to the beach itself.
Sadly we don't all have the mindset of Professor Layton.
I misread that as 'If mammary serves......'!
Like this
http://images.t-nation.com/forum_images/9/7/978a3-bodybuilding_contestants.jpg
It depends on where you go in Spain but in the areas which attract Brits, the general rule for women seems to be those who are topless shouldn't be and those who ought to be aren't.
On second thoughts, I can see why people might want to ban that.
I wish I lived in such a place
And no I am not a prude and I'm not old!
I found that out a few years ago!
I honestly don't see the harm in men wandering around a theme park with their tops off though.
I understand less who could possibly be 'offended' by seeing it.
Men have taken their tops off for decades and now some on this thread are seriously bringing kiddies into it like anyone who takes their top of within a 100 miles of a kid must be a kiddie fiddler?
GET A GRIP!
What a way to bring up kids with an abnormal Victorian view that their bodies are something to be ashamed of.