Who goes fully clothed to a water park?! - Grown Ups (2010) Discussion

[–] ellavalerismorrol 14 years ago

They were overweight, not feeling comfortable about themselves... let them be!

LOOK! a pedo!
Where?
EVERYWHERE!
¬¬ Freak!

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[–] OliverGbyrne 14 years ago

Adam sandler's boys in the film were all dressed as well...Do they allow that in the US? In many country in Europe they don't allow men/boys to wear their t-shirts in the pool (especially water parks) for hygiene reasons.Mostly because the T-shirt might be dirty/sweaty...It didnt bother me AT ALL but I must admit did found it odd that nearly all of the male cast had their shirts on lol They must all be fat lol Otherwise I did like the film , it was clean innocent fun!

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[–] arete_1 14 years ago

I'm glad they were fully dressed. I don't need to see any of them (or any male for that matter) without their shirts on. I was eating popcorn for crap's sake, that freakish muscle guy was quite enough! (The two hot daughters made up for that though).

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[–] OliverGbyrne 14 years ago

lol Yeah I agree these two girls were super hot!

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[–] ole-magnus-1 13 years ago

Yeah, it's a good thing they kept their shirts on. You can become gay just by looking at a man's nude chest.

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[–] actionmanrandell 14 years ago

i have never really went with out a shirt on. its much safer less prone to sun burn

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[–] jaybizzle1227 14 years ago

I'm pretty sure many people *go* fully clothed to a water park. They just take off their clothes when they're there. ;-)

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[–] purpleblows 14 years ago

I said the same thing to my bf but then I realized that it was because they were ugly

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[–] Return_of_the_STAR 14 years ago

Hold on guys, next time you go to a water park take a look at the men in their 40's a lot of them do wear t-shirts. Kevin James character poked fun at it by wearing his wet suit and swimming cap.

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[–] OliverGbyrne 14 years ago

Like I said before , in most water park in Europe we are not allowed to wear a t-shirt for hygiene reasons.... but with that said thank god this film was set in the US, Like a previous poster said I don't think we needed or asked to see more lol.

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[–] ipacac22 14 years ago

Like I said before , in most water park in Europe we are not allowed to wear a t-shirt for hygiene reasons

That is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.

Utah! Get me two.

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[–] OliverGbyrne 14 years ago

Well ipacac2 sorry I insulted your "inteligence" but those are fact I lived in England and France and in both country they often wont allow us to wear t shirt in public pool/water park for hygiene reason,they usually have signs at the entrances explaining this! I didn't say that to be funny,I didn't make that out , it's personal experience and you calling it dumb just show that you have to expand your knowledge of other cultures!

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[–] actionmanrandell 12 years ago

he wasn't calling you dumb he was saying the rules are dumb
because they simply are dumb.
wearing a tshirt in a pool is no less hygienic then going with out a shirt.
bacteria or anything like that will still be on you if you take your shirt off,

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[–] wildkillerbeast 14 years ago

a lot of people of all ages are starting to wear "surf shirts" when they go swimming. I think it is a self confidence thing, to keep from any kind of rubbing that would create a rash.

Kevin James' character announced that he was going to wear his t-shirt and Adam Sandler's was excited and said he was going to too. Again this is a self confidence thing, and really, with all of the twists and turns they were doing on the slides, pool, et cetera, do we really want to be seeing their flabby hairy bodies? I was fine without.

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[–] ceci-wini 14 years ago

Like many have said it might be because they don't feel comfortable with their bodies. There might be other reasons though. For example, I wear a tshirt during most hours in order to avoid getting a massive sunburn (I'm extremely pale and sunblocks generally do not protect me)

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[–] Rockhound6165 14 years ago

*sigh* Another thread by someone who feels that everyone should act like they do. UFB.

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[–] glassrose385 14 years ago

The last time I went to a water park there were several guys wearing t-shirts or tank tops. It is pretty common to see stuff like that at water parks here in the U.S.

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[–] cs_morris89 14 years ago

I think it another post by a European fag to make Americans looks nasty. Its a common thing in imdb.

"Well, I done seen just about everything, but I ain't never seen your boy, no way, no how!"

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[–] eminem5074 13 years ago

the ridiculous post was the one saying they dont wear shirts in europe for hygiene because of sweat or dirt .....are you kidding? sweat comes off your body first of all and second of all your body could be just as dirty if not dirier then a shirt

and how is a shirt any differant then shorts or a bikini top on women? those are sweat proof and dirt free?

the only thing your required to remove tshirts on here is the steep water slides so it doesnt slow you down or get caughr

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[–] actionmanrandell 12 years ago

i have never had to take off my shirt on a water slide

well off course i have never been down a super steep water slide. but i have gone down the medium slides

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[–] piquebu 13 years ago

Who wears all their clothes in a hot tub?

Actors over 40, that's who.

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