Talk about gross in Fla

[Silent Earth]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-legs-sits-edge-busy-hotel-swimming-pool.html

 

[Otterbatcat]

Yummy.....:Why:

 

[jimLE]

That is out right sick and wrong.id of reported as it was happening.if i were at the time.

 

[DrHenley]

Oh Good Grief! A woman shaving her legs in Florida makes news headlines in the UK.

 

[jontte]

you don't shave sitting at a swimming pool.

you do that in your bath room.

 

[Psalm7]

Good grief , Who Posted This ? Oh ok I see .

 

[Silent Earth]

Imagine opening your mouth whilst swimming in that pool AFTER she has shaved everything.

 

[Squirtgunsquirter]

But did she have nice legs? I would have offered to assist.

 

[Silent Earth]

But did she have nice legs? I would have offered to assist.

She is about 30 stones n weight, 50 plus years old and looks like a partially deflated Zeppelin.

 

[Squirtgunsquirter]

Gross! Security!

 

[DrHenley]

Yes, but is that really International News?

What it they catch you picking your nose, will 60 Minutes do a special on it?

 

[Psalm7]

That object floating in the pool was just a snickers bar .

 

[Brent S]

I needed a good laugh today!

 

[jimLE]

Imagine opening your mouth whilst swimming in that pool AFTER she has shaved everything.

Now I'm gonna have nightmares.

 

[Silent Earth]

Well I have heard about a creature called a Floridian manitee first time I have even seen one

 

[lonewolf]

I would have called security just from a hygiene point of view, if not a lack of manners.

 

[Maverick]

Is it wrong for her to do that, a I think it is, is it news worthy? not really. I seen far far more disgusting things going on in the pool.

I wouldn't use a public or hotel swimming pool for anything including swimming anyway. Far better places than a swimming pool for shaving um, such as the room she paid for that offers better sanitation not just for the swimmers but her as well. Since pools can contain E. coli, shigella (dysentery) campylobacter and salmonella to name a few I wouldn't want to shave anything than can cause an open wound near the pool.

 

[jimLE]

http://www.emergencyemail.org/newsemergency/anmviewer.asp?a=12049&z=58

 

[Brent S]

Is it wrong for her to do that, a I think it is, is it news worthy? not really. I seen far far more disgusting things going on in the pool.

I wouldn't use a public or hotel swimming pool for anything including swimming anyway. Far better places than a swimming pool for shaving um, such as the room she paid for that offers better sanitation not just for the swimmers but her as well. Since pools can contain E. coli, shigella (dysentery) campylobacter and salmonella to name a few I wouldn't want to shave anything than can cause an open wound near the pool.

I agree she was putting herself at far more risk than anyone else. Still poor manners....

 

[Silent Earth]

Im only surprised she did not do her laundry as well, what a skank.

 

[Mountain trapper]

What's even worse is when people let their snot nosed little brats use public pools.

 

[lonewolf]

I stay away from such places and avoid large gatherings of people as much as possible.
some humans have gross habits at the best of times.

 

[Gazrok]

Once kids are involved, I pretty much vacate any public pool (i.e. like at a hotel, etc.)....unless it's REALLY huge...like at the Hard Rock, or a theme park, or something.

 

[Kevin L]

At least she wasn't shaving her...well...you know.

 

[Proud Prepper]

At least she wasn't shaving her...well...you know.

You had to put that in my mind? Really?