Nautical naturists

[helmsman]

Are there any naturist sailors out there planning to visit North Brittany this summer who may wish to meet up with us?

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[snowleopard]

We don't bother with clothes in quiet anchorages or at sea. visiting crew are liable for a shock if i'm called on deck for an emergency during my off watch but i'm curious.

please understand that i'm not having a 'go' at you, but could you explain why you want to get together with others for this purpose?

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[Robin2]

I see no indication that Helmsman is a naturist - perhaps he's just an ordinary voyeur. Of course maybe he meant naturalist?

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[jimi]

Do'nt you run the risk of your dangly bits getting mangled in the winches and suchlike?

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[bigmart]

Now thats what you call a Riding Turn!

Ouch!

Martin

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[jimi]

Wonder if there's a big market for self tailers in Jerusalem?

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[tome]

As long as they get a 2:1 purchase!

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[Sybarite]

So it's not only on this forum that you want to air your differences....??


A few years ago, a ferry load of old ladies went past, waving at us with their hankies. On a boat beside us, a crew member waved back to them ...with his swimming trunks

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[helmsman]

Thanks for reply, in our general experience sailing folk are really nice people and so are naturists despite their never ending bad press. We all like a bit of company from time to time and thats all there is to it. We have local knowledge and are prepared to share it with others who have similar interests over and above boating. Appreciate you weren't "having a go". If you have any serious interest post em address.

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[Peppermint]

Same as with

your harness line. Just make a loop of it and put it over your head.

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[davidhand]

Several years ago while racing we fouled a boat with an all girl crew, we did our 720 and returned to the race. After the race they passed us about 100yds away and three of them stood up turned around bent over and dropped their pants. I'm still not sure if that was their way of cussing us out or if they were giving us a treat.

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[Gunfleet]

s'obvious. They liked you.

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[BrendanS]

Uhhm! How many more times were 'accidentally' fouled that season?

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[LadyInBed]

Isn't that the girly way of sticking out their tongues at you /forums/images/icons/wink.gif/forums/images/icons/wink.gif

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[Sybarite]

Just mooning over you..

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[cgull]

I have a bareboat charter,does that count.

Will I be allowed with my crew of 4 Swedish nurses?

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[Sybarite]

If you keep the old hands off them.

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[Twister_Ken]

Is that a spinnaker pole on your foredeck, or are you just pleased to see me?

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[ghostwriter]

the Darwin angle

as my old pal Darwin used to say ....us 'uman is just a load of beast !

so in beastie terms , when the female species goes out of the way to show certain errr.... parts seen from certain angles , it's usually to be seen as a direct invitation for some beastie doings

fine examples of the male species you were in looking and letting go ! your dog is stil laughing his heart out if he knows , that one would know how to react /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

will you ever know what you missed ?? /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[davidhand]

Re: the Darwin angle

You may be right but it almost caused me enough trouble. When my wife heard one of the other crew "discussing" it at the YC bar I was almost grounded from racing for the rest of the season.

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