Vermont? Who knew?
 

I think we could all use a laugh.

And thankfully, Vermont's teenagers have provided one for us:

I mean seriously, Vermont!

Who knew?

Shit.

Vermont, here I come.

Indeed, who would have thought?

This actually does not surprise me in the least.

Having spent many summers (and a part of college) in Vermont, I have learned that there are a huge number of activities that go on there that one might not expect. I used to go to some summer camps near Plymouth that openly, and notoriously, allowed skinny dipping. I say notorious because, at one point, large numbers of men with binoculars would gather on the side of the road across the lake from the camp for 8-14 year old girls. The camp eventually got the police to patrol that area and the problem stopped. We were also nototious for building a bonfire that looked like a burning cross. And a bonfire that looked like the Star of David. And for supposedly worshipping the devil (I still don't know how we were accused of that one).

Anyways, Vermont is not exactly what you would expect. The states are stereotyped too much.....

Since I'm about to pass out from my medications, I'll leave it there. I can't seem to finish my thoughts right now. Bye.

I read this article about a month ago. It was pretty sweet :) We get some of that in Vancouver, which has "loosely enforced" laws for public nudity, as long as it's a female. It's just the way it works out. Naked guys? You BET they'll find a law against it.

Heh, you guys are missing out. Vermont is one of the most boring cold isolated places around, so we need to do stuff to keep our morale up... and because we're all a little crazy. It comes from the air and the beer and stuff...hmmmm maybe I could explain this better with both shoes and my pants on...

I'd say its more like Vermont has big pockets of isolation, but if you look around enough (and you're not located in a heckhole like Derby), you might be able to find something interesting.

As for sterotypes, being a resident of Vermont (, even if I am still a bit of a flatlander), I'm not sure what you could even begin to stereotype Vermonters as. I mean, from what I've seen people are all over the place in terms of personality, and well anything you could even begin to tie them down with.

As for cold? That's getting to be less & less of an issue, don't you think? It just been getting wetter & wetter, and progressively less cold. Ever since the icestorm, things have been getting milder.

SWB

Hmm. I wonder when it will get too warm for ice cutting. As for nudity and craziness, skinny dipping in a very cold lake after going into the sauna is lots of fun. Can't do that where I live now, though.

Ooh, I should mention naked snow angels. Fun!

I was in Brattleboro just a month ago...and I didn't see any naked people at all...

As far as allowing them to be naked...I don't care it's not like they can stop people being naked...As they say "No one wants to arrest and bring down a naked guy"...so they have found invinsibility...as far as the close range goes anyways...If the cops used smoke grenades or the bomb robots to apprehend the nude then they're basically screwed...Little known fact* those robots have lasers in their eyes...oh it's true** even the power of nudity can't withstand them...even the power of the clothed can't...good thing we are in control of them***

DBS

* Not an actual fact...I may have just made that up...as far as I know
**No it's not
***We are not in control of them

I condemn you all of being perverts, and pedophiles.

But, really...

Holy s***! I always associated Vermont with cows, and possibly some sort of syrup. But mass nudist colonies? Never entered my mind.

Vermont, ho!

Can't say I expected this from a state so far north.