Originally Posted by jcvdd1 (Post 1667019)

I have cruised countless times and the first thing I generally do is walk, no run-up to the top adult only deck to view the nude sun bathers. All I generally view are a bunch of semi-nude morbidly obese elderly Canadians in their thongs. I generally then leave the area and head-on to the Lido deck to drown my sorrow in the buffet. :ohdear::ohdear:

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 1667050)

If you want to only view semi-nude folks who are not obese you don't need a cruise or swimming pool as there are plenty of video's and websites for that. Google is your friend. As one who (100+ lbs & 4 yrs ago) was in that physical condition I give them credit for not being concerned what people like you think.:ohdear: As much as I hate to quote this person :ohdear:remember "BEBEST". What goes around does sometimes come back around and bites you in the azz.

Originally Posted by jcvdd1 (Post 1666732)

Just tried our local pool at the Postal Rec Center and to my surprise, Swimming Pool Etiquette appears lacking and or none existent.

“Some” of the guest; not sure if it’s a cultural thing but yelling, loud profanity, drinking from a glass container, smoking and eating while in or near the pool displays a complete lack of swimming pool etiquette which is unhealthy for other guest and just plain rude. Additionally, I believe I even observed an old fart peeing in the pool based on his body movements and facial expressions. GROSS !!!

I realize that many of the guest here at The Villages come from the NE where swimming pools are not as common as in Florida, but it’s time for “some” of us to change our old way of doing things and behave in a more courteous manner.


BTW - For the IDIOT swimming at The Sugar Cane Rec Center this Sunday afternoon wearing a man thong and weighing in at over 275 pounds --- GROSS to the max !!!

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 1667050)

If you want to only view semi-nude folks who are not obese you don't need a cruise or swimming pool as there are plenty of video's and websites for that. Google is your friend. As one who (100+ lbs & 4 yrs ago) was in that physical condition I give them credit for not being concerned what people like you think. As much as I hate to quote this person remember "BEBEST". What goes around does sometimes come back around and bites you in the azz.

Originally Posted by CWGUY (Post 1667063)

:ohdear: ///

Originally Posted by EdFNJ (Post 1667487)

So that was bad but body shaming isn't? :1rotfl: Talk about hypocritical. Besides, it's my sister who said that. ;)