Crazy Story
about the "naked rambler" Stephen Gough.I never heard of this guy till now.
he walked the length of Great Britain naked. But when he tried to walk it again he was arrested. Already having a string of charges for breach of the peace and offences related to public nudity.He served 10 years mostly in segregation for refusing to wear clothes. All at great to the tax payer I'm sure. He does all this as he believes it is an act of liberation and freedom.
If you agree or disagree with him. Stephen Gough's name will go down in history. He seems to me deserving of respect for simply standing by his integrity.
He has my respect and admiration. Simply for being himselfand doing all he has done to this day.
Here's to you Stephen Gough.
Comments (63)
I wonder if the argument was used in his trial,
"What sort of a world would it be if everybody did it ?"
I don't know if its my writing style or the fact that the photo is not full frontal, That has you falling asleep. But either way thanks for dropping by
I take your point.
But I'm afraid I see nothing wrong at all with nudity.
My blog is however open to all comments
To me your question is like asking ;
"What if half the kids went in jeans and the others wore slacks."
I would love to know and have just started researching The effects of nudity on child development. be it positive or negative. would love to here from an expert on the issue.
Are we as a society being to over reactive or no
dont worry I'll keep it clean
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Always good to see you ! Thanks for the input
Touché along with the rest of him
I don't like the Idea of Pub1c transport
When I go the cinema I make sure I look at the screen.
10 euro a ticket I want my moneys worth.
No please don't.
I could never keep up with the intellectual banter.
They always seem to have the tool for the job
Now that is a thought worth holding on to
OK so I made it back from the store and no sign of the last turkey in the shop, glad to see you all behaving
I was lead to believe women were the more mature than men
who ever coined that one was way off.