REQ: This Year's naked mile

[musicofthewhitebloodcell]

I did not see her in the nearly naked mile vid that was at the bottom of the above link. I don't know which colorado state school she goes to now as she and I dont talk much and all it says on her Facebook page is "Colorado class of 2010".

If anyone finds anythign thatd be great. this is gonna be like finding a needle in a haystack though unless one of us knows someone at the Coloardo state schools who can look for her.

[shortwave]

From the Denver Post 11/2: Annual Naked Pumpkin Run leads to ticketing > Boulder police ticketed about a dozen people running naked on the street while sporting freshly gutted pumpkins on their heads as part of an annual Halloween event.
The citations for indecent exposure Friday night came as dozens of other costumed revelers, including a man with a red cape and a sword, chanted to police officers to let go of the streakers and "find real criminals." The event known in Boulder as the Naked Pumpkin Run has been held for 10 years. This year it drew a huge crowd, prompting concern from police.

[musicofthewhitebloodcell]

thanks for the info shortwave. i dont talk to her anymore so i dont know if she was ticketed. if anyone canfind pix fo video from this, that'd be amazing, cause it could be possible to recongize her body, considering her face is covered.

as an incentive here's another picture of her.

--MWBC

[Pedro the Fisherman]

The Boulder pumpkin run is here.....
https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/show...t=39475&page=4

I guess you will have to use your imagination to guess if any of them is her. Shame on your (prudish) police force for giving them a ticket. I wonder if a new administration will start to be a little more 'liberal' in attitudes to nudity that border on being 'taliban-ish' in some states.

[shortwave]

As the article stated, it was the "huge crowd" that the police didn't want happening. If they discourage the nude runners from doing such, the crowd won't show up. Boulder is one of the most liberal cities/counties in the country, so I don't think that "prudish" is the issue.

[Pedro the Fisherman]

From the other (clothed) photos, this was an event at a shopping mall, the pumpkin runners were just a small part of this fancy dress 'run'. Still, I guess the US version of 'liberal' is slightly different to a european version
Never mind, students in europe tend to keep thier clothes on public, so I should not be complaining

[Klondike]

Originally Posted by Pedro the Fisherman

The Boulder pumpkin run is here.....
https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/show...t=39475&page=4

I guess you will have to use your imagination to guess if any of them is her. Shame on your (prudish) police force for giving them a ticket. I wonder if a new administration will start to be a little more 'liberal' in attitudes to nudity that border on being 'taliban-ish' in some states.

In the US, there is always more of a chance the police will be at odds with the nudes than in Europe. But its not prudishness. It is probably more likely one of two things - a) a little veiled jealousy turned into anger or b) they actually would like the opportunity to physically handle naked women.

THe prudes may be the cops bosses, though - that IS likely too.

Klondike

[franknstein]

Originally Posted by shortwave

Never heard of a Naked Mile at Colorado. Michigan used to have the Naked Mile in the Spring, but the last one was in 1999 or 2000. After all the video taping and groping of the females, and the huge crowds of spectators, the students gave up on being able to do it any more. Dartmouth may still have their Nude Olympics, but it was held in the stadium and closed off to spectators. If there is in fact something like that going on these days (hard to believe it could after Michigan's experience) let us know!

The Nude Olympics was Princeton, not Dartmouth, and hasn't been done since the late 90s.

[shortwave]

Thanks for the correction.