Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Blue Man Group

Calgary started the trend with the Red Mile and subsequent mayhem. It wasn't too long after that it turned into a mini-Girls Gone Wild series. A breast here, an ass there and finally full nudity ensued. Now, following in that wonderful Alberta tradition the Blue Mile - read Whyte Ave - has emerged in Edmonton.
The website is a pretty good indication of two things:
It is colder in Edmonton so the *streakers* have more layers. I think I saw a toque in there.
Calgary has alot to be proud of.
Cross posted at Puck this.
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I know I will be slagged for saying this but WTF? Ariel Levy has her work cut out for in understanding how/why women are engaging in this raunchy behaviour. I have clearly missed something. Please explain.
Believe it or not a University of Calgary professor actually did a study on why women went topless for the Red Mile. Here is the link:
http://www.ucalgary.ca/oncampus/weekly/may5-06/red-mile.html
The part I have the hardest time believing is, “The women did not present going topless as primarily a sexual act, though they realized that it might be seen as such by some.”
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http://www.ucalgary.ca/oncampus/weekly/may5-06/red-mile.html
The part I have the hardest time believing is, “The women did not present going topless as primarily a sexual act, though they realized that it might be seen as such by some.”
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