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But nor would I go topless just to have one painted on my body. I do have standards.

But, yeah the whole topless thing is a bit much - though I do it all the time (male here).

They may be dragon.....................

Perhaps if they were wearing masks ...

KY............ .........

I was just thinking that if a large meeting of blacks or latinos had a bunch of their women painted and nude like that in public, the RW establishment and evangelicals would go ballistic and insist they be arrested.

They just haven't had their big break yet and really want a full spread in Swank magazine, but they just know they can be a star if only.

superficial and meaningless truly depresses me .

gotta reel in big daddy for some dirty breedin'

handlebars? Never could see the appeal to either rider or onlooker.

them things forward and go ass over tea kettle. In his case it would be more of a cannon ball
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Similar to the crazy high lift pickups.

"Ape hangers"

in nursing homes and morgues someday in the future.

Here's one I saw on Twitter:

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

To show the utter stupidity on the part of some women who leave nothing to the imagination, let alone show any dignity. Is it any wonder why this country under Trump is going down the toilet?

Words for thought. Laura Trump's Poster Girl.

Trump is a RIGHT boob

the gent in post 9. The genetics are thrilling.

I wonder which one would do the home schoolin'?

tattoos, etc. However, my opinion is that showing off this kind of stuff at a crowded unmasked rally during a pandemic is the epitome of uncaring trashiness.

This entire country should be in a state of respectful mourning.

Our brothers and sisters are dying horrible, needless deaths. Bars need to be closed, rallies need to be postponed, sacrifices need to be made.

At this particular moment, painted female bodies and old guys on motorcycles are not on my priority list.

Its their bodies, but I wish the'y taken it as the means to demonstrate their loves of freedom instead of forgoing something that can actually hurt others.

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catchphrase for the Sturgis Rally since forever. When I lived nearby in the 80s, during the Rally I saw it scrawled on bikes, buildings and lots of other places. A street market tattoo artist once offered me a free tattoo if I showed him mine. I declined.