I have been of the opinion for quite some time that many take nudism much too seriously, ( the bacon posters aside). Let's try to remember that nudism is not some form of religion, rather, a healthy, enjoyable form ofrecreation by those of usthatfind no shame in having their bodies seen by others. The wearing of clothing for protection from cold, sunburn or anything which might be harmful or painful certainly does not make one less of a nudist.
All this discussion reminds me of an incident that happened 20+ years ago. I owned a T-Top camaro. Was driving with a friend to his office several towns over. We decided to stop for lunch on the way. As it was getting quite warm in the afternoon, I took that opportunity to remove the tops. When we continued on our way, he put his seat belt on (He didn't have it on prior). When I inquired why the change, his response was because I had taken the tops off. I laughed that he thought those flimsy pieces of glass were going to protect him very much if we rolled over. On the highway, I could understand, but all we had left was inner-city driving. By the way, I've done most of the things mentioned naked (not the welding). A thin strip of cotton doesn't do much in the way of grease splatter prevention. Just have to be careful.
John aka cobeachbum
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