November 18th, 2005 -- by Bacchus
Wild Naked Dinner Party
This looks like an artifact from that notorious decade before my time, when folks got naked a lot, smoked whatever they could find, drank hard, ate hard, laughed hard, and grasped life by the short and curlies without fearing the consequences. I’ve never been to a dinner party like the one shown in this vintage nude photograph, but it sure looks like fun!
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damn! that looks like a hell of a lot of fun!
Well, I was around during that decade and wasn’t getting much. The grass is always greener, etc.
Hmm, looks like they might start “desert” while still eating dinner. If ya know what I mean…?
;)
I wouldn’t mind being at such a party either. Looks like they’re having a hell of a time doesn’t it?
I was there. We ate naked. I looked like this. It was fun. I miss it. (Unfortunately, none of us look like this anymore.)
it’s what happiness looks like.
There’s still some that party like this.They’re fewer and furthur between than they were in the 60s(or 90s),but some of us still know how to do it RIGHT!
Ah yes, “the-good-ol’-days”… I hate to sound like an old fogey, and I once swore that when I got to my current age that I’d NEVER say that, but to me, that period after the advent of “The Pill”, and before A.I.D.S. hit (when everyone under the age of thirty was looking for any excuse to get naked), was golden. Even the music. It was the golden age of rock and roll as well. The Stones, The Who, or Led Zepplin could fill the largest colliseum you could build, and if your girlfriend put a Janis Joplin record on the turntable, you were not only gonna get laid that evening, but it would likely involve grass and/or booze, and be some sort of sexual act that wasn’t legal yet in your state.