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Love the Skin You're In by ezra goldman
July 16th, 2006 12:49 AM
i used to do this all the time in college.
*once fought with naked others on the quad while covered in paint then biked around on a kiddie bike
*3 times had my photo taken while naked (as part of a group of naked folks for the school radio [KRRC] schedule) to be put into the college newspaper- one was a horizontal centerfold (up to my knees in a swamp wearing only a cowboy hat), one on the roof of the library, one on the roof of the student union with chopper bicycles
*surely another time or two of random nudity on that campus
pictures must exist if you can dig them up in the Reed College Quest from '99-'03 or so.
*once fought with naked others on the quad while covered in paint then biked around on a kiddie bike
*3 times had my photo taken while naked (as part of a group of naked folks for the school radio [KRRC] schedule) to be put into the college newspaper- one was a horizontal centerfold (up to my knees in a swamp wearing only a cowboy hat), one on the roof of the library, one on the roof of the student union with chopper bicycles
*surely another time or two of random nudity on that campus
pictures must exist if you can dig them up in the Reed College Quest from '99-'03 or so.
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posted by star5 on July 16th, 2006 9:16 AM
i agree.. we need photo proof. you're the one trying to get points, you need to do the work.
but truly.. playing the game in my opinion is about getting out and doing stuff *now*. maybe you can go recreate one of your previous exploits.. or come up with something entirely new?
Photographic proof may be edited, if you wish, but should be submitted.
"pictures must exist if you can dig them up in the Reed College Quest from '99-'03 or so."
My real qualms are with the fact that this is really a game to engage the world and get out and do things, more than flaunt past achievements for points. But there are no rules about that, so at very least, I think it's *your* responsibility, not ours, to find the photographic proof.