I have this rule…well, not really a rule as I’m not big on rules...so let’s call it something I do when it comes to accepting friends on Facebook. As long as you are not naked in your profile photo or send me naked pictures of yourself – i.e. naked men who really should be wearing clothes because in their case clothes do maketh the man and there are only specific men I want to see naked - then we can be Facebook friends. I’ve met so many fascinating people on Facebook who I correspond with regularly and I like to sit in the morning and read about what everyone is doing over my coffee. It’s like a global newspaper. I mention the Amarinda-accept-no-naked-friends-clause as a person I actually am acquainted with in my life called me yesterday and said ‘I’ll send it to your Facebook email address.’ He had to point out to me that I had accepted his friendship the other day. Okay – yep – I checked. I did accept it because he wasn’t naked. See? Clothed males I accept without qualms. I just have to slow down and pay more attention.
Why the Monkees? I heard this song yesterday and I remembered how much I liked it...simple as that.
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Saturday, 19 March 2011
Anybody but a naked body…
Posted by Unknown at 6:15 am
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, Berengaria Brown, clothes, facebook, Friends, naked men, Penn Halligan, Sandra Cox, the monkees
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2 comments:
The song made me smile. And the naked men? You're absolutely correct. They should wear clothes...
Yeah, I like that song too. I think Neil Diamond wrote it didn't he?
So you're getting pics of naked men that weren't meant to grace covers. Hmmm.
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