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Facebook View: Is Boobs on Bikes distasteful?

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11 Jul, 2011 03:23 AM2 mins to read

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The Boobs on Bikes event, which sees topless women riding motorbikes through town, has been an annual event in Auckland for more than 10 years. Next month it is coming to Tauranga, but not without controversy. Do you think Boobs on Bikes is distasteful?
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Chanelle Heb

Its distasteful for the fact that we create the next generation and society. Tauranga isnt as big as auckland but also, adults these days dont understand what its like to be a child they forget. If new zealand wants more teen pregnancys ect go right ahead. These days they expose little ones to too much.

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Murray Guy

Who will join me on the day to preserve the integrity of our public space, our roads? Send a message to this depraved person that 'just as I choose not to swim in his toilet, he is not welcome to pee in our pool! There's a time and a place for most activities, BUT Tauranga's public streets is NOT the place!

Kristy Smith

Maybe we can get enough people to lay across the road so they can't pass? If they have their freedom so do we. Aren't there public nudity laws in NZ? If not, why can't one walk around town naked? It is the same thing. Why can't this guy have this in a closed stadium where people who are keen can attend? Is Simon Bridges going to allow this blatant disregard to the rights of others, and the innocence of children, by allowing this on public roads that taxpayers pay for? It is one thing to appreciate the human body in it's natural form, it's another to do it on a death trap machine in town just for shock and awe.

Odette Holtzhausen

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Yes!!! it is distasteful. What are we teaching our kids?!?! come on people. Wise up!!!

Penelope Conway

Be a bit cold for them!!

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