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got any pics?
So, if you are not regestered you can't view the photo gallery? 
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That's correct. You also can't use private messaging, view user profiles, view a few other things, or use some other special features. You also wouldn't receive crucial alerts.
And of course, you can't post if you're not registered.
Registration is free and all you have to do is click on the "register" link and then choose a username and password.
And of course, you can't post if you're not registered.
Registration is free and all you have to do is click on the "register" link and then choose a username and password.
SoWal Expert
So if the unregistered users cannot see the photos shown above, how can they know that which they are missing? Personally, I don't find the photo funny and think it is in bad taste.
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Entry into the gallery is for registered users. But anyone can view posts in the forums, including posted pics.
got any pics?
Entry into the gallery is for registered users. But anyone can view posts in the forums, including posted pics.
I do like this
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I do like this
Glad you approve. Do you approve of skinny and not so skinny persons in bikinis?
We do have quite a few roaming the streets and beaches here.got any pics?
Glad you approve. Do you approve of skinny and not so skinny persons in bikinis?
I was on the beach in Cancun (Top Optional) and you gotta take the good with the bad
. Why do large European men feel compelled to wear Speedo's :nono1:
SoWal Insider
I was on the beach in Cancun (Top Optional) and you gotta take the good with the bad
Thanks alot! Geez, that's a mental image I had almost erased after years of intense therapy!!!
got any pics?
I was on the beach in Cancun (Top Optional) and you gotta take the good with the bad
Thanks alot! Geez, that's a mental image I had almost erased after years of intense therapy!!!
SorryBut Not To Worry, No Otter will be seen in a Speedo
SoWal Insider
Sorry
It's been my experience that those that shouldn't will. Those that could and should won't!
Thanks for letting me know you won't. Otherwise I would have thought every guy I saw on the beach in a Speedo might have been you.
By the way, our beach is looking pretty! We were down last weekend and things are really looking good. We are in Seacrest so our beach access is adjacent to High Pointe. (we share with Sunset Beach)
Both HOA's ponied up some $$$ to replenish our dune and replant the sea oats! Naturally, as someone mentioned earlier the kids were all trying to roll down them. Fresh sand I guess.
I hate to say things to other peoples children......but I did! Guess some folks just don't have a clue (or a place at the beach).
got any pics?
It's been my experience that those that shouldn't will. Those that could and should won't!
Thanks for letting me know you won't. Otherwise I would have thought every guy I saw on the beach in a Speedo might have been you.
LOL!! :laughing1
Beach Fanatic
My older son spent last year in France teaching English. When he arrived, the weather was still very warm and he put on his bathing suit (you know, those long shorts that all young guys wear) and went down to the pool.
The lifeguard yelled at him and said he was not allowed in the pool with that kind of bathing suit.
They consider it unsanitary.
Our kid had to sheepishly leave the pool and go out and buy a Speedo. The thought of this was especially funny to us because he left the US probably 15-20 lbs overweight.
After a year on a Mediterranean diet he came back quite skinny, but he would not pose for us in his Speedo!
The lifeguard yelled at him and said he was not allowed in the pool with that kind of bathing suit.
They consider it unsanitary.
Our kid had to sheepishly leave the pool and go out and buy a Speedo. The thought of this was especially funny to us because he left the US probably 15-20 lbs overweight.
After a year on a Mediterranean diet he came back quite skinny, but he would not pose for us in his Speedo!
got any pics?
They consider it unsanitary.
How so??
Beach Fanatic
Because they know it contains one of those uncouth Americans. Just like we know what those Speedos contain.They consider it unsanitary.How so??
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Beach Fanatic
Naturally, as someone mentioned earlier the kids were all trying to roll down them. Fresh sand I guess.Good for you. I can't help from saying something when I see that happening. Starting to feel like a crotchity old man, but if other parents don't have common sense, I figure I'll shame some into them. :roll:
I hate to say things to other peoples children......but I did! Guess some folks just don't have a clue (or a place at the beach).
got any pics?
Because they know it contains one of those uncouth Americans. Just like we know what those Speedos contain.
Beach Lover
So if the unregistered users cannot see the photos shown above, how can they know that which they are missing? Personally, I don't find the photo funny and think it is in bad taste.
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Beach Fanatic
How so??Riverotter, who knows how these funny ideas develop.
I've always been a swimmer. When I was little, women and girls ALWAYS had to wear ugly, uncomfortable bathing caps at the local public pool.
Then the late 60's happened, guys started wearing their hair longer, and all of a sudden rules were relaxed and it was okay for *everyone* to swim without bathing caps. Always was a bit miffed about that one, but at least I was free from hideous rubber caps.
They do wear tighter clothes in Europe. Maybe they think germs have more elbow room in baggy bathing suits?
Sometimes I will speak to other people's kids as well, but I try to be diplomatic. When people are off their own stomping grounds, sometimes they are indeed careless--but other times they may simply not be aware of the rules.
I know that I have appreciated other people politely clueing me in when I was ignorant of proper procedure.
SoWal Insider
Riverotter, who knows how these funny ideas develop.
I've always been a swimmer. When I was little, women and girls ALWAYS had to wear ugly, uncomfortable bathing caps at the local public pool.
Then the late 60's happened, guys started wearing their hair longer, and all of a sudden rules were relaxed and it was okay for *everyone* to swim without bathing caps. Always was a bit miffed about that one, but at least I was free from hideous rubber caps.
They do wear tighter clothes in Europe. Maybe they think germs have more elbow room in baggy bathing suits?
Sometimes I will speak to other people's kids as well, but I try to be diplomatic. When people are off their own stomping grounds, sometimes they are indeed careless--but other times they may simply not be aware of the rules.
I know that I have appreciated other people politely clueing me in when I was ignorant of proper procedure.
Hi Cil,
That was actually me that spoke to the kids. Born and raised in the south every child is a sweetie or honey to me. It probably got a bit sterner after the 4th and 5th time I asked them to please not run up and roll down the dunes that had just been replenished. But always polite.
I agree, if I am doing something I am not supposed to be doing a nice polite reminder is always better than someone in my face screecing is uncalled for.
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