Should visual pollution be illegal?
By amiksinha
@amiksinha (1960)
India
September 22, 2006 2:03pm CST
Seriously. Just last week I was staying in a very nice hotel. I could see that they had spent a considerable amount of time and money making the pool, patio and beach-front attractive and inviting. And did a very good job I might add. Looking out from my balcony, breathing in the salt air, what do I see? 400 pounds of fat stuffed into a bikini. At first I thought she was nude. Couldn't even see the bikini until she wallowed over. I paid good money for that room. Partly because it had a beautiful view. But not with a sun tan covered Free Willy right in front of me. Should I have had her arrested? I called manager over, but I didn't think I would get anywhere with her. Looked like the whales sister. I was right about that. Should we have ugly free zones like smoke free zones?
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2 responses
@Aali311 (6112)
• United States
22 Sep 06
You know you are a very shallow person, I find that ugly, I don't know how many people here are going to agree with you but I hope none, you are wrong, so if there were all beautiful people in this world how boring would it become to see the samething day after day.
@nextgen (1888)
• India
22 Sep 06
You would be the first one to be zapped out of existence, if we were to have ugly free zones, because you are a very UGLY person.
My guess is that you can't keep a woman interested in you for very long, and even though they may start of finding you physically attractive, when they get to know how awful you are as a person, they get turned off.
I don't know if you realize this, but when you asked this question, you were essentially insulting yourself.
