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Public Naked Sauna's
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Who wants to sit and watch tiny beads of sweat form into rivulets and run down between the breasts of naked women ?
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostWho wants to sit and watch tiny beads of sweat form into rivulets and run down between the breasts of naked women ?

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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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FTFYOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostWho wants to sit and watch tiny beads of sweat form into rivulets and run down the wrinkles between the saggy breasts of old naked women ?

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In the days when pubs were shut on a Sunday afternoon, we often went to a sauna with pool and took a picnic and bottles of wine too. Not naked, as it was in the UK, and things definitely got sweaty under the trunks. It was a super way to relax and I always felt on top of the world afterwards.Originally posted by chef View Postyes, but not the FKK, saunas in general I was referring to, I find them very relaxing, the fully nakedness of everyone sat in the restaurant part was a bit weird but otherwise very relaxing..
explaining a german mixed sauna to anyone back in the Uk though gets a very odd reaction from most..
gf chef is arriving in 1hr and I've been informed a sauna is on the cards for the weekend..
But naked in the restaurant? Not sure about the wisdom of mixing FKK with hot food...
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Mrs Tester's not a big fan of saunas and certainly not the mixed ones. When I go for a sauna she gets a bit jealous and says 'there are probably lots of attractive young women in there'. Honestly, women.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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I went to one near Frankfurt years ago, Taunes Therma. Once you lose your inhibitions its the most natural thing in the world, although a little uncomfortable when you are constantly being checked out by the local batty brigade. Trying to maintain a semi for 3 hours takes some doing to.Originally posted by chef View Postyes, but not the FKK, saunas in general I was referring to, I find them very relaxing, the fully nakedness of everyone sat in the restaurant part was a bit weird but otherwise very relaxing..
explaining a german mixed sauna to anyone back in the Uk though gets a very odd reaction from most..
gf chef is arriving in 1hr and I've been informed a sauna is on the cards for the weekend..Comment
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Sure it wasn't this one or this one in Frankfurt (and I'm not a regularOriginally posted by singhr View PostI went to one near Frankfurt years ago, Taunes Therma. Once you lose your inhibitions its the most natural thing in the world, although a little uncomfortable when you are constantly being checked out by the local batty brigade. Trying to maintain a semi for 3 hours takes some doing to.
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One of the joys of having Nokia as a client is frequent visits to public naked saunas.Originally posted by chef View PostDo you partake?
Not too sure about the mosquitoes though.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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