LOL... how true.
However, if there were to be a vote on which activity is more naturally done in the nude, biking - running - swimming -— I’d vote for swimming every time.
How true.
I would suggest that before anyone knocks swimming in the nude they should give it a try before they start criticizing those who enjoy it. I'll admit to a little skinny-dipping in my time and I will tell you that it beats swimming in those wet swimsuits by a mile.
Years ago, before Vermont was taken over by trust fund hippies it was a conservative Republican state.
Vermonters hadn't elected a democRAT governor since the Civil War.
US Senator, George Aiken from Vermont had returned to the state to testify against a very important bill.
Some dimwit had introduced legislation to outlaw skinny dipping in Vermont.
It was and still is illigal to skinny dip at a public pool or beach in the state.
It was, and is still legal to skinny dip at a "swimming hile", of which there are many in the streams and rivers throughout the Green Mountains.
When the good senator testified, he mentioned that he had, and still did enjoy skinny dipping from time to time.
He asked any legislator who hadn't to raise their hands.
No hands were raised.
The bill failed.
By the way, I recall Senator Aiken, when required to file his campaign spending had a cost of $12 the most expensive year for postage.
As an aside... I never met him, but my grandmother mentioned she knew him well, I never knew how well until recently while doing genealogy work.
It seems he had taken a fancy to a young schoolteacher.
In those days, school teachers boarded in local folks' houses as part of their compensation.
She happened to be boarded in my grandparents' house.
Senator Aiken ate many a meal there, and they remained friends until his death.