Why are you upset, are you one of those :loco: ... :1rotfl::1rotfl:

We are friends with a couple here in Indiana that are very much into swinging, they're both 50. They even asked us if we would like to try it with them. lol. We politely declined.

With 130K population, I'm sure it goes on to some extent in TV. It's not as uncommon as many people think.

The upside down pineapple is a thing for swingers, according to our friends. But as far as the colored loofas in the villages, I have no idea on that.

But it does make for a fun discussion.

So where do those upside down pineapples hang out? I’d really like to see what one looks like. Or are they in the parking lot too? My eyesight can’t be that bad.

I have all the different color loofahs on my car. I Like to keep everyone guessing

Sure, there are sick nuts everywhere out there. As a man, I can't hand out my wife to another man, especially for his woman that has probably been squashed flat thousands of times.. :ohdear:

Why do you think I am upset?

There must be a club for it, have you looked through the list. It would be interesting to see the swingers club in the Christmas parade.

Likely several such clubs are up and running. Swinging is quite common, especially in small towns. People get bored.

Bad Info
 

That listing is incomplete, it has left out most of the important ones, such as:
Bi
BDSM
Slave
Mistress
Dominatrix
Bondage

The list goes on. Bad Reporting, again

Having read the actual article I can see that they did provide some comments that debunk the premise, but why publish it at all ?

I would love to participate in the loofah thing, but I am color blind. Could be very embarrassing.

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Loofahs
 

I have them to help me find my car. Think I will get them for golf cart also. Took me over 15 min the other day at LSL to find golf cart during chili/beer/home show.

Amazon. I ordered a few then tied one on my in-laws cart last time I visited. They have not mentioned it yet. Been two months. I'm getting concerned.

For my generation a pineapple was the sign of welcome. I had one in each guestroom of the house, along with a crystal one. The crystal ones came to Fl with me. I was shocked when someone asked me about the meaning behind it. One other bit of advice, while going over the Sunshine Skyway bridge, DO NOT stop in those little lots amongst the mangroves to rest.They are now being used as a hookup place for alternate lifestyles.