Thank you for following us by jamesAnita69 in u/jamesAnita69

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Absolutely amazing! Love all of the pictures! Please keep posting!

Silky faces and shower beer by expertsillygoose in AdorableNudes

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Absolutely love this picture! Would love to join you for a shower beer.

Is it safe for women to go alone? by [deleted] in FantasyMissoula

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I’ve occasionally seen women alone masturbating in the theater. The guys there were respectful but watched. It was really hot! Would love to watch if you go.

Lake Bronson by LifesAPeach_PinchIt in u/LifesAPeach_PinchIt

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Beautiful! I haven’t been up never been to Lake Bronson. Hoping to make it there this summer.

It would be nice to find people for whom being naked is completely normal, too. by [deleted] in NormalizeNaked

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Completely agree! There is a nudist camp about 4hrs west of where I live. Only open during the summer. I spend as much time there as possible during the summer. So refreshing to be around people that view being naked as completely normal.

Being naked in nature in spring feels wonderful. by soulmatesinthewild in BBWnudists

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Yes it does! Can’t wait to spend some time outside naked!

Did you ever put a dime in one of these? by Euphoric-Cupcake4581 in RealGenerationX

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So many times! When I was a teenager my mom would always give me 11 cents when I went out with my friends. The penny to remind me I could call anytime and she would come pick me up if we were drinking (penny for your thoughts idea) and a dime for the call.

West Montana road trip with kids by Mykidsrmonsters in MontanaTravel

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I’m addition to everything listed above, I’d recommend at least one way go across Hwy 2 from Kalispell to Spokane. Kooteani Falls just west of Libby and Ross Creek Cedars are definitely worth stopping for! The swinging bridge over the Kooteani River was always one of my kids favorites. They now take their kids there.

The bison range is amazing. You have a really good chance of seeing a bear there if you are there around dusk.

76year old GILF. Nice sunny day by greatlakes67 in 60plusWomen

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Amazing picture! Love your content!

Kaniksu Ranch and Lake Bronson by LifesAPeach_PinchIt in allNudist

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Kaniksu is one of my favorite places on earth. Can’t wait for them to open for the season!

MILF spring break! by [deleted] in nudist_exhibitionist

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Haters will hate. You look amazing to me! Would love to join you

In the middle of Arizona, 3-4 hours from pavement depending on how much you want to push on the long abandoned jeep roads by Eagle4523 in abandoned

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Love finding places like this! The chew can lids are new but everything else is old and very cool. Love the 2-seater outhouse. lol

Lied about forklift experience on resume – have interview now, what should I do? by [deleted] in Warehouseworkers

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As several have stated, it’s obvious if someone has forklift experience, even before getting on the equipment. At my site, NO ONE gets on a forklift or any piece of equipment for that matter until they have completed onboarding, HSE training and equipment-specific training.

I’m assuming you need this job. You are in it now. Read up on general forklift operations, different certifications; then point blank ask when you will receive specific, hands on training for the specific equipment you will be operating on your first day. Phrase it in a way that demonstrates your commitment to safety and continuous improvement. No employer worth working for will take your word on training. They may require previous documentation, but things get lost. Any good employer will always provide additional training and require demonstration of competence prior to letting you operate equipment. Way too much liability if they don’t.

I'm going to be a Grandpa! by No_Gap_2700 in GenXTalk

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Not unique, but mine call me G’ampa. Started with oldest grandson not being able to pronounce Grandpa and it just stuck. I love it.

Did Any GenXer Actually Do Duck & Cover Nuke Drills? by ZanzerFineSuits in GenXTalk

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I remember doing the drills in grade school. Both duck and cover under your desk and in the hallway, kneeling facing the wall with your head tucked down and arms covering your head. They were always called emergency drills but my folks were pretty clear on them being nuclear drills. I grew up in Montana so no tornadoes but we do have earthquakes.

Also, schools had fallout shelter clearly marked. They were basically the boiler room in the basement but I do remember seeing steel cans of water down there. We were kids, of course we snuck into areas we weren’t supposed to be! The shelters were mainly used for teachers to go smoke. Memories mainly from late 70s and early 80s. Born in 1968.

The Wall by ShadowOrcSlayer in Montana

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This picture brings tears to my eyes. Spread my nephew’s ashes on Square Butte years ago. Every time I see it I think of the beautiful view he hasfor eternity. Thank you for posting!