Hundreds of carefree cyclists traversed Center City on Sunday for the Philadelphia Naked Bike Ride. Very few people actually started the race naked, but some said they might dare to go bare as the ride progressed. Many wore swimsuits, underwear, some women went topless, and others with carefully applied body paint. Organizers hoped the event spotlighted the vulnerability of cyclists, to make drivers aware of the need to share the road, and to make people feel better about their bodies, whatever their shape or size.
I am so proud of Philadelphia bikers! Freedom from tyranny! Make O2 consuming, pollution emitting vehicles pay more for their destruction of our future. Who are really the crazy people?
All I can say is, OWWWWWWW! as a dude, I can't imagine trying to ride a bike without the family jewels secure and the seat riding up into my coacoa factory. YUCK!
There are a lot ugly hippie freaks in Philly. They may not be emitting CO2 from an internal combustion engine, but they are certainly emitting tons of methane from flatulence from the vegan dinner that night before.
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