Well, believe it or not, but there is no statewide law against public nudity here in California. Some municipalities have these laws but until about two years ago San Francisco did not. It was not at all unusual to see men and sometimes women walking down the street wearing only shoes and socks.

But it had gotten out of hand. So it was outlawed a couple of years ago. Passing this law was not easy. Many on our Board of Supervisors, our governing body, though that public nudity was one of the quirky things that gave The City its appeal. The name of the Supervisor who proposed this law was -- wait for it -- Scott Wiener.
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For what it's worth, public nudity is still very much legal for certain special events where it has a long tradition. In particular the Bay-to-Breakers foot race in May, the Gay Freedom Day Parade in June, and the Folsom Street Fair and the Castro Street Fair both in September.

Castro district. San Francisco. You may see 1 maybe 2 a dwy

so long as it wasn't near kidz, and if it was a big one and he looked hot, ld probably ask him to fuck me...or just watch if l didn't want to fuck him...why not, free show, if l could get my phone out quick enough, ld tape it lol, *Lix*

not shocking, exquisite and adorable, lm sure no one ran off the beach or covered their eyes, they probably come back to see if youre there next week *lix*