Swimming attire - Page 3

EmpressJenny · 05-02-2005

The girl I saw wasn't wearing an official thong, just a swimsuit (and a wedgie!) bottom that wasn't full coverage. Maybe it was the string bikini on top that made it seem even smaller, I just didn't think it was appropriate.

And as for the 8 and 10 year old French girls at the water park, 10 is definitely a pubescent girl, and that is just creepy that she wasn't wearing a top.

karliebug · 05-03-2005

Jenny, that's what I thought,too. Especially with all the creepy pedophiles lurking around. I realize that it is a cultural difference thing but someone should have clued them in that it wasn't appropriate here in the states.

chastmastr · 05-03-2005

Well, apart from the whole issue of what's age-appropriate for female toplessness, which is indeed an important issue (I have heard that children are physically growing up faster than when I was a kid (I'm 37) due to the higher levels of hormones in our food, which is kind of disturbing, but otherwise I wouldn't have thought of 10 as pubescent at all), I suppose we'll have to just disagree about matters of taste and style. *shrug*

David

MerlinMatt · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

As long as he's not wearing that near-thong I saw a young girl wearing last week at the Floridian! Scandalous!

How bad WAS it? Have any pictures?

lovemysons · 05-03-2005

All this swimsuit talk is making me sick. I can't stand the thought of having to put a bathing suit on yet. Just not ready.

chastmastr · 05-03-2005

Yes, today our temperatures in DC are in the 40's (Fahrenheit) to the low 60's!!

Well, at least it cuts down on the pollen. But in Florida it will be much warmer.

pumouse · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by lovemysons

All this swimsuit talk is making me sick. I can't stand the thought of having to put a bathing suit on yet. Just not ready.

oh my, I am looking for one of those swim suits like they used to wear in the 20s (no I was not around then, I am only 34) the ones that have sleeves and skirt that goes down past my thighs!

bumble · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by pumouse

oh my, I am looking for one of those swim suits like they used to wear in the 20s (no I was not around then, I am only 34) the ones that have sleeves and skirt that goes down past my thighs!

If you find one, let me know where you got it... I want one too, lol

chastmastr · 05-03-2005

In an amazing burst of synchronicity, I saw this website a few weeks ago, so one can indeed find such suits!

David

EmpressJenny · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by chastmastr

Well, apart from the whole issue of what's age-appropriate for female toplessness, which is indeed an important issue (I have heard that children are physically growing up faster than when I was a kid (I'm 37) due to the higher levels of hormones in our food, which is kind of disturbing, but otherwise I wouldn't have thought of 10 as pubescent at all), I suppose we'll have to just disagree about matters of taste and style. *shrug*

David

Actually, for many many years it's been a fact that (hmmm how to say this on DC) a girl can begin womanly functions at the age of 9, so yes, I consider 10 to be pubescent. But you're a man, so I don't expect you to know these things

Matt, sorry, I don't have a photo (but that's probably a good thing since she could have been 19 or could have been 17)! I don't want to be responsible for DC being taken down Michael Jackson style!

chastmastr · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

Actually, for many many years it's been a fact that (hmmm how to say this on DC) a girl can begin womanly functions at the age of 9, so yes, I consider 10 to be pubescent. But you're a man, so I don't expect you to know these things

Oh my! Er, no, I didn't know that at all; I was thinking it was some recent development. I appreciate the correction!

David
really should know this sort of thing anyway, just for knowledge's sake

MerlinMatt · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

Actually, for many many years it's been a fact that (hmmm how to say this on DC) a girl can begin womanly functions at the age of 9, so yes, I consider 10 to be pubescent. But you're a man, so I don't expect you to know these things

HEY!!! Don't tell me that! DD just turne nine!!!!

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

Matt, sorry, I don't have a photo (but that's probably a good thing since she could have been 19 or could have been 17)! I don't want to be responsible for DC being taken down Michael Jackson style!

Ummmm

yeah.. probably better off.

buzz2001 · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

As long as he's not wearing that near-thong I saw a young girl wearing last week at the Floridian! Scandalous!

Can't beat what I saw this Brazilian women wearing at Blizzard Beach.

EmpressJenny · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by chastmastr

really should know this sort of thing anyway, just for knowledge's sake

Well, now you'll be quite impressive at cocktail parties

Poor Matt! But at least now you are prepared (and 9 isn't very common, so take heart).

chastmastr · 05-03-2005

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Originally Posted by EmpressJenny

Well, now you'll be quite impressive at cocktail parties

True. It might make a refreshing change from, say, comic books and anime... or quantum physics and deconstruction(ism)...

05-02-2005	#31 (permalink)
EmpressJenny MB's Half-Yard President Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: St. Pete, FL Posts: 2,399	Re: Swimming attire The girl I saw wasn't wearing an official thong, just a swimsuit (and a wedgie!) bottom that wasn't full coverage. Maybe it was the string bikini on top that made it seem even smaller, I just didn't think it was appropriate. And as for the 8 and 10 year old French girls at the water park, 10 is definitely a pubescent girl, and that is just creepy that she wasn't wearing a top. __________________ Grand Floridian: Honeymoon 2003 - Coronado Springs: Spring 2004 - Polynesian: Sept. 2004 - Animal Kingdom Lodge: Jan. 2005 - Grand Floridian: April 2005 - PORiverside: May 2005 - Beach Club Villas: May 2005 - Boardwalk Concierge: Sept. 2005 Rescuer of MK Froggies

05-03-2005	#32 (permalink)
karliebug Queenbee of MB Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Pocono Mts. PA Posts: 2,295	Re: Swimming attire Jenny, that's what I thought,too. Especially with all the creepy pedophiles lurking around. I realize that it is a cultural difference thing but someone should have clued them in that it wasn't appropriate here in the states.

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chastmastr Encyclopedia Bruin Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Posts: 2,228	Re: Swimming attire Well, apart from the whole issue of what's age-appropriate for female toplessness, which is indeed an important issue (I have heard that children are physically growing up faster than when I was a kid (I'm 37) due to the higher levels of hormones in our food, which is kind of disturbing, but otherwise I wouldn't have thought of 10 as pubescent at all), I suppose we'll have to just disagree about matters of taste and style. shrug David

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chastmastr Encyclopedia Bruin Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Posts: 2,228	Re: Swimming attire Yes, today our temperatures in DC are in the 40's (Fahrenheit) to the low 60's!! Well, at least it cuts down on the pollen. But in Florida it will be much warmer.

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05-03-2005	#39 (permalink)
chastmastr Encyclopedia Bruin Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Posts: 2,228	Re: Swimming attire In an amazing burst of synchronicity, I saw this website a few weeks ago, so one can indeed find such suits! David

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