I looked up non sequiter and I do that, too, I’m sure. Also dichotomy and oxymoron. Dichotomy reminds me of Sylvester Stallone because he uses it a lot and it was surprising the first time I heard it. I’ve never been able to use it in a sentence though. I use oxymoron a lot. THAT word I totally get.

I read back and I don’t see ad hominem. I thought we were all having a good civil disagreement until I got on your bad side.

Being accused of ad hominem puts me in the same with my best friend, DKL, so I feel okay about that. I would say I’m too dumb to use ad hominem but maybe not.

…Am I bugging you, CG? :)

I’m blogging on my way home from Wyoming and I must say my Blackberry is totally paying fo itself because I haven’t screamed once over Bill’s driving.

Back to the subject, reading over, I like nasomomdele’s #4 and also your #13, ESO, I wonder if (women, especially) we always see the flaws in our bodies no matter what.

I guess if I were to use an ad hominem I would call myself a moron because I didn’t read all the posts carefully before posting. Dang, I do that all the time.

Let me start by thanking you for responding to the question I asked queuno.

Looking back, I see now that what I said to you in post #31 was too vague to serve any purpose:

Get a grip, CG.

Thank you, you just confirmed the impression that I had tentatively formed.

I ought to have added there that I’m really not interested in further discussion with you, since you’ve made it clear that you’re just going to use ad hominems to avoid engaging what I have to say (and presumably not just me but anyone who dares to call you on your assertion that “adults should avoid shared nudity with their kids”).

Sorry for the confusion,
- CG.

Actually I’ve only heard of nudists as in colony.

I didn’t know it was a movement or anything.

Now that I think about it, I think there’s a huge difference between celebrating and loving their bodies and everybody in the family running around naked in front of each other.

I actually never really thought about this subject much except to think my neighbor was out to lunch not letting her girls wear sleeveless dresses.

It’s also funny when this topic comes up at Church … and you realize who the nudists are in your ward.

In your book, are open-door families “nudists”?

In your book, are open-door families “nudists”?

Just make sure you call ahead before home teaching…

I think its wrong to be esp prudish and wrong to go to far the other way.

Its always fun to see the imput of LDS nudists who usually show up when this topic is discussed.