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Well, sometimes I even surprise myself.  I was going to post something on buying fish but somehow my mind wandered and I found myself looking up something on the old google machine instead.

Avatar Nudist Club- yep I looker 'er up and it's in East Bethel actually not Andover.  The page looks like Club Med not that picture that Smurfy posted that looks like a trailer park type joint.  The directions make it look like its on a dead end or cul de sac and on their webpage it mention having a gate so that ruins my Friday idea of taking a spin up there to take some photos.  It isn't open til Mid May for those looking for something to do this Easter weekend.  

I don't know exactly what words I can use for the funny thing I saw in the "frequently asked questions" part but I will give it a try.  For one it is highly encouraged to carry your towel around and to place it down anywhere you are going to sit.  The thought of that is disgusting enough to make me not want to go there.  Here's the best and apparently most frequently asked of all the "frequently asked questions" that also makes me not want to go there.  

"what happens if a male gets "excited"?  What should he do?"  (I'm not kidding that's the biggest or should I say most common question)

If you want the answer you can look it up yourself and/or take a guess but the answer isn't that you can just stand there.

That's it...I did it and am not ashamed to tell you I'm looking up nudist clubs on Good Friday.  I am not suggesting an event there in any way shape or form, zero, none, zilch.  I don't want to hear about that I was.  The football game gaffe was enough.

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One good thing is if I went there I would demand to be the cook so I can at least wear a apron to hide the shadowmaker.  For safety reasons of course.  Don't want any sparks or grease flying my way yo

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This pic is also useful for that BBQ.

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40 minutes ago, leechlake said:

 

"what happens if a male gets "excited"?  What should he do?"  (I'm not kidding that's the biggest or should I say most common question)

I get the feeling that with the clientele that are into these things there probably isn't much exciting stuff going on there, and if there is it's not hard difficult to look the other way at something that kills it dead.

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One good thing is if I went there I would demand to be the cook so I can at least wear a apron to hide the shadowmaker.  For safety reasons of course.  Don't want any sparks or grease flying my way you know.  Probably wear some very dark sunglasses also so in case my eyes stray and stare it won't be noticed.  good luck.

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you guys are a bunch of sickos.  This nudist joint is a legit operation, even on a cul d sac.  If RH is cooking I'd go almost anywhere though so that's a given.  He's also still a sly Kraut...acting like he'd never been there :)

 

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2 minutes ago, Dotch said:

I figured it was smurfy putting katchup on everything like he does. :P

I wonder if he pours it on his waffles too? Worked with a guy on a crew that put his egg on top of his waffles, then the sausage on top of that, then ketchup over ALL of it. :sick:

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yeah...tough call.  Opening weekend of fishing is usually about 49 degrees and if a guy decided to skip fishing to go the Nudist joint and you were new your "Cred" could start pretty low it you follow me.  On the other hand maybe it would be mostly fishing widows.

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