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Old Feb 20, 2009 | 6:24 am
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jerseyfinn
 
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Originally Posted by TrojanHorse
. . . this post . . . made me think of the person from the pool (unfortunately for my viewing tastes, these are not people who should be in bikini's or speedo's to begin with LOL) . . . again, if its a health code violation, don't do it..
Yeah, aesthetics are a really difficult thing to pin down ( & unwise to argue about ), but universals do exist such as a speedo on the wrong person. It's like pornography - you know it when you see it

I had an experience at the Marriott Playa Andaluza resort where one of our bags did not initially make it to Spain with us & I had almost nothing to wear the first two days ( we learn after this trip to divide your things between bags). It was October & finding a bathing suit in a local store proved a difficult undertaking. I could find lots of speedos for @$19 but no regular trunks. I finally found a pair which cost $65. There was not way I was wearing a speedo as I know my wife would never let me forget it.


Originally Posted by TrojanHorse
. . . if you wouldn't wear it with your mom in tow, thats probably a good hint too
Now this is a common sense guide to conduct. But I think it increasingly falls on generationally indifferent ears.

As an aside, I'm surprised at how vehement feelings are about lounge TV sacrilage. I myself am a more solitude-minded person. I travel to get away from talking heads ( and folks who speak from other parts of their anatomy ). As in all public situations, one has to cede some portion of their individuality. But I detest a loud TV and see it no differently than someone yacking loudly on a mobile. I'm thankful for MP3 players which allow one to zone out apart from the ranting masses.

Barry
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