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Subject: yes, well said [nt]

Date: Tue 18/02/20 21:44:11 GMT

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No, no and no!

By jetwetfun - Tue 18/02/20 19:08:01 GMT

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Please don't try to contact this girl about your sexual fantasies during this difficult time for her family. Her family is going through their home being flooded! Everything is ruined in their home and mud and stink will be left behind after the waters recede. She has much more to worry about than wet boots! If she had taken off her boots, she would have put herself in danger of stepping on anything that could have floated into their home or fallen over and broken in the floods. There could be broken glass or other dangerous debris on the floor of their home. And no, I don't think you should go out a take pictures of people to get your rocks off during their time of sorrow. If people are out playing in flooded waters it would be different, but not many people will be out partying while their home is full of water.

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Girl floods her wellies in UK floods (with son questions)

By Skelenton - Tue 18/02/20 18:36:41 GMT

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Hot girl aged about 20 interviewed on Channel 4 News about yesterday's floods in Hereford.

https://youtu.be/yRM53y_8SkI

Start watching at 5:00. The girl is interviewed in a boat, wearing shorts and red wellies. There's a very brief interview with a bloke, and then the girl is seen getting off the boat and into her flooded house. The water is higher than her wellies, and they surely get flooded with water. She walks around the flooded house and if you look closely, you can see she has still got her wellies on.

My questions are:

Why do you think the girl didn't take her boots off when she stepped in the water, if she thought it was likely the water level was higher than her boots?

Do you think she took them off shortly after, or did she wear them wet for several hours? (Your best guess!)

Would it be totally inappropriate to contact this girl on social media and very respectfully ask her if she managed to get her wellies dried out?

Also, there are floods in my area also. Is it wrong to go out with my camera, pretend to photograph the floods, but really photograph girls getting their boots and clothes wet?

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