The short answer is - its illegal to swim fully clothed in every state. If you are at a public beach and try to go in for a swim in a business suit for no good reason, you are creating a public nuisance and will be stopped - probably arrested. From there on you can sue for wrongful arrest but most circuit court judges will eat you alive. There are always local laws (usually city codes or county ordinances) that prevent someone from doing something 'silly' like blowing bubbles with your mustache on Sundays. Heres the bottom line. If its your property and you want to swim in your pool fully clothed - there is practically no chance of it being illegal anywhere in the US. BUT acting strange in public is up to a police officer to make a judgment call about.
push her in
Yes, it is legal to swim in a public mere. However, one must be fully clothed in order to do so. Many places do not allow public nudity of any kind at all.
Yes, because it will make it a whole lot easier for them, for example, to save someone, or if they fall into a body of water, for them to swim to safety. So, yes, but start with things like pyjamas, which are generally, fairly loose. I would reccomend them to start this at 8 to 10 years of age.
By emptying your bladder when fully clothed.
Yes
Fully clothed, he was only 15.7 lbs.
Athena.
She had no childhood. When she was born from Zeus' head, she emerged fully grown and clothed.
Yes. you can go out shopping if you are fully clothed and you care about people.
She had no childhood. When she was born from Zeus' head, she emerged fully grown and clothed.
Yes I would be up for daring my kids to get a bath or shower fully clothed in their shoes and socks but with a provision to monitor them. As a matter of fact, they will even enjoy it more than I will.
You mean, can a woman smell her own vagina, like, as she sits at her desk or something, fully clothed? Then, no. Fully clothed or naked, a woman cannot detect the odor of her own vagina (providing she showers at least once or twice a week).