Posted on 06/12/2019 2:51:02 PM PDT by BenLurkin
The Blue Bikes, which is a partnership between the City of New Orleans and Social Bicycles and is sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana, were introduced in 2017.
Blue Bikes New Orleans members can simply walk up to any Blue Bike parked at dozens of designated spots around the city, enter their membership code to pop open the lock and pedal away.
But, with temperatures in New Orleans exceeding 90 degrees on the day of the ride, the sight of sweaty, unclothed people pedaling around on the shared bikes has raised concerns over personal hygiene for both the naked bike riders and those who rented the bikes next.
(Excerpt) Read more at losangeles.cbslocal.com ...
“Dad! Look! That guy’s butt ate the bicycle seat!”
They’re wearing shoes, though.
Extract of ginger-an application of Deep Heat-anointment with puree of Ghost Peppers as an astringent to ward off microbes...
Aww - is it really going to flap that much? LOL
DO NOT look at any pics. NOLA.com had some pics the other day, and I accidentally saw some.
What has been seen cannot be unseen...
Life imitates art:
Queen, “Bicycle Race” (1978:
Some things were better in the old days, such as naked bicycle riders.
The poor dog with the rainbow scarf. He doesn’t look happy.
The breeze will have to be swift.
I agree with you marktwain. If God is for it they are against it. One hundred percent predictable.
“Naked people on bikes” is never as good as it might sound.
= = =
At least it is not “Naked people on dykes”.
I burn just reading that.
No- they just enjoy being naked.
Yeah, right. Sheer exhibitionism.
I’ll bet 90% of them are homo or lesbian.
Bingo. You get enough people doing this and the politicians won’t allow the police to touch them. Votes, ya know.
Yep and he’s probably not the worst.
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