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erm.... different 
we stopped by because my friend needed a new phone, and the store is on folsem street. needless to say, it was closed, but it didnt stop us dropping in for 20 minutes anyways. definitely one of the most bizarre places i have ever been
naked people everywhere, all with their little fetish leather straps and chains and collars
we stopped by because my friend needed a new phone, and the store is on folsem street. needless to say, it was closed, but it didnt stop us dropping in for 20 minutes anyways. definitely one of the most bizarre places i have ever beennaked people everywhere, all with their little fetish leather straps and chains and collars
++ [ originally posted by Sir Sebastian ] ++
erm.... different we stopped by because my friend needed a new phone, and the store is on folsem street. needless to say, it was closed, but it didnt stop us dropping in for 20 minutes anyways. definitely one of the most bizarre places i have ever been
naked people everywhere, all with their little fetish leather straps and chains and collars
erm.... different
we stopped by because my friend needed a new phone, and the store is on folsem street. needless to say, it was closed, but it didnt stop us dropping in for 20 minutes anyways. definitely one of the most bizarre places i have ever beennaked people everywhere, all with their little fetish leather straps and chains and collars
ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Ah, yes. En route to my wife's birthday event at a North Beach restaurant Sunday night, some of the guests arrived late complaining about the naked people all over the street.
If it were only that tame.
Naked except for the dog leash, that is.
I'm a rather socially liberal guy, and I have a pretty high tolerance to being exposed to what other people do for kicks ... publicly, and sometimes even in private. But the Folsom Street Fair never fails to have those rare moments where I need to grab the closest public garbage can and retch.
Needless to say, I generally make a point of going out of my way to miss it.
If it were only that tame.
Naked except for the dog leash, that is.
I'm a rather socially liberal guy, and I have a pretty high tolerance to being exposed to what other people do for kicks ... publicly, and sometimes even in private. But the Folsom Street Fair never fails to have those rare moments where I need to grab the closest public garbage can and retch.
Needless to say, I generally make a point of going out of my way to miss it.
++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
Ah, yes. En route to my wife's birthday event at a North Beach restaurant Sunday night, some of the guests arrived late complaining about the naked people all over the street.
If it were only that tame.
Naked except for the dog leash, that is.
I'm a rather socially liberal guy, and I have a pretty high tolerance to being exposed to what other people do for kicks ... publicly, and sometimes even in private. But the Folsom Street Fair never fails to have those rare moments where I need to grab the closest public garbage can and retch.
Needless to say, I generally make a point of going out of my way to miss it.
Ah, yes. En route to my wife's birthday event at a North Beach restaurant Sunday night, some of the guests arrived late complaining about the naked people all over the street.
If it were only that tame.
Naked except for the dog leash, that is.
I'm a rather socially liberal guy, and I have a pretty high tolerance to being exposed to what other people do for kicks ... publicly, and sometimes even in private. But the Folsom Street Fair never fails to have those rare moments where I need to grab the closest public garbage can and retch.
Needless to say, I generally make a point of going out of my way to miss it.
yes i saw a rather interesting set up involving a dog leash and a prince albert :frown:the guy that took us was my friends dad, who manages a holiday inn in SF, and he said all his guests were complaining about other guests being naked everywhere