World Naked Bike Ride

* They are at it again… Somehow I never know until I pass a few dozen naked people and wonder what is going on. *
I guess it is that time of year again for the naked protests in Vancouver. I remember last summer wandering by on the seawall and seeing a bunch of police with naked people yelling at them.
This year I randomly passed by yet again, but there were no police. Seems everyone was just having a good time with body painting and picnicking.
Afterward searching the web to find out what that event was I found their rules on their website:
— Nudity is not forced on anybody. You decide what you are comfortable with.
— Respect the diversity of many different body types, and refrain from ogling.
— Realize that although we are naked, many people consider that private parts are still private. Don’t bring them up as a topic of conversation with somebody you do not know.
Ok, I guess I «fully» participated then:
— I wore the clothing I was comfortable with (the same as I would wear any day).
— I didn’t ogle. (Nobody really caught my fancy, if you know what I mean!)
— I didn’t discuss anyone’s private parts with them.
So will they now count me as part of their protest!!! Sheesh!