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Paris opens its first-ever naked restaurant
A country known for its laissez-faire attitude to nudity, France already boasts stacks of beaches, campsites and pools that can be enjoyed in the nude.
But now, Paris has opened its first-ever naked restaurant where diners can bare all while tucking in to dinner, Le Parisien reports.
Aptly named O’naturel, the restaurant opened to the public on Friday after a successful private dinner reserved exclusively for the Paris Naturist Association on Thursday.
Aussie dude celebrates his 30th birthday by skydiving in his birthday suit, while playing the violin, with some other guy strapped to his back
Hitler’s mistress nude
The wolf
On two different occasions, Vancouver residents have stumbled upon naked men who had broken into their homes cooking eggs in their kitchens
Nude Russian sectarian woman watches barn fire
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From “The Canadian Look: A Century of Sights and Styles”, Ken Lefolii, 1965, McClelland and Stewart, Ltd.
Vodka, math equations, and a naked woman (censored but probably still NSFW in most cases)
(From a vodka ad campaign in Romanian Playboy, uncensored here.)
4,400 lose power as naked woman crashes car into pole
Baptisms in the Nude
After reading about Elevation Church’s supposed mass baptism engineering I recalled how Augustine conducted baptism:
Men and women would typically be separated for the ceremony because they would be baptized naked. The ceremony would be held during the 
great Easter vigil. At some point prior to the disrobing, the candidates would face the west, extend their hands, and renounce the devil and all his works. Then, facing the east, they would repeat their profession of the faith….Before entering the font, candidates would strip off their old clothes—goatskin sackcloth, which they trampled under their feet. There were three immersions, each one preceded by a question about faith in the persons of the Trinity to which the candidate would respond, “credo”—“I believe.”
—Packer and Parrett, Grounded in the Gospel: Building Believers the Old-Fashioned Way, p. 57.
I read this to my wife, who quickly responded, “We’re not doing that in our…
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