Saturday, June 26, 2010 3:11 AM EDT
New Jersey town considers topless beach
ASBURY PARK, N.J. — A New Jersey town that once was among the top seaside resorts on the East Coast is trying to adapt to vacationers' changing tastes. It's considering letting women go topless on one of its beaches.
But unlike other, secluded nude beaches in the Garden State, this one could be right in your face. The boardwalk offers a prime view.
The City Council is considering a request from local yoga studio owner Reggie Flimlin to allow women to decide for themselves whether they want to wear tops on the beach.
Some worry the let-it-all-hang-out attitude might scare away families that are finally returning to the struggling town.— Associated Press
Do they still have those coin operated binoculors on the boardwalk?
Hey- Throw the football over here
Wally wrote:
Do they still have those coin operated binoculors on the boardwalk?
Yup, but the price just went way up...
Problem is - - all the wrong women go topless. 
914Driver wrote:
Problem is - - all the wrong women go topless.
I'm pretty much an equal opportunist on this subject
If this should come to pass....I shall venture forth for purely cultural and research inspired expeditions.
jrg77
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6/26/10 9:33 a.m.
If families are scared to let children see mammaries, then there must be some very malnourished chemically processed kids there.
Prudes don't go to the beach anyway.
I have worked at the convention centre there for a PBS gig.. you could not PAY me to go to that beach
Road trip to NJ, now I just need to find a puppy.
