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Sunburnt people = divs

the only time i have anythign close to sun burn it was wind burn after driving through the desert at high speed with a baseball cap on backwards had a stoopid little on it's side D on my fore head for a week don't do it kids...
 
sojourner said:
40 minutes, MAX, that's all it was....probably only 20-30 mins in all...a cuppa and a spliff, and I got fucking BURNED :mad: Blistered arms and a fetching v-neck :(


If you hadn't been spliffing up you'd probably not have lost track of the time :p ;)
 
Orang Utan said:
10 minutes is enough to burn

You're still on my div list:p
Sigh

I'm usually the worlds best at putting sunblock on. Too many nasty incidents from childhood made me ultra aware. But on Saturday, before I dragged out the garden lounger from the shed (into the SHADE), I decided to sit on me back step for said cuppa and spliff. :(

Snot fair. Ginge and a div. And I spent the rest of the weekend in the shade.
 
Sadie said:
When I used to work at a dance school, teaching, my boss said to the parents of one of the children after they'd been on holiday, "ooh she hasn't got much of a tan has she?". She was three.:rolleyes:

Div.

At one of my schools, on sunny days, a teacher used to insist we stripped to our underwear & did our classwork outdoors plus extra PE etc. So we could "get a healthy sunburn" Even at that age, it was obvious she had something a little strange (other than her religion) going on. She was always lapsing rapturously into stories about the ways of teaching in old Sparta & indeed any other stories that involved small naked children who were "brown as a berry" running about.

Needless to say, as soon as I was away from that school & less regularly sunburned, the years of suffering from highly annoying low-level skin problems ended, abruptly! :mad:
 
sojourner said:
Sigh

I'm usually the worlds best at putting sunblock on. Too many nasty incidents from childhood made me ultra aware. But on Saturday, before I dragged out the garden lounger from the shed (into the SHADE), I decided to sit on me back step for said cuppa and spliff. :(

Snot fair. Ginge and a div. And I spent the rest of the weekend in the shade.


make a shorter spliff next time and drink your cuppa faster ;)
 
pogofish said:
At one of my schools, on sunny days, a teacher used to insist we stripped to our underwear & did our classwork outdoors plus extra PE etc.


Maybe she was a pervert.

Our English teacher used to make us wear leotards for lessons
 
Minnie_the_Minx said:
so have a 1-skinner and stub it. Don't be so greedy :p
Stub it??!!! Blimey, there's only about 5 smerks on the bloody thing :eek:

You're bloody rubbish with advice you are, jesus...:rolleyes:
 
sojourner said:
Stub it??!!! Blimey, there's only about 5 smerks on the bloody thing :eek:

You're bloody rubbish with advice you are, jesus...:rolleyes:


Alright :mad: Have the fucking FULL 1-skinner spliff :mad:



































INSIDE :p
 
I think its silly, a girl at work today said - it was cloudy I didnt wear any :rolleyes:

Also a student nurse today phoned in sick with sun burn , a student nurse FFS.

I am going to place him on the cancer ward next semester and see if that teaches him anything at all :eek:
 
trashpony said:
Or alternatively, wear a hat and sit in the shade. Or only go out when it's late afternoon :)

/smug burn-free person :cool:
I've already said!!! A cuppa and a spliffs worth of time, that's all it was - I really didn't think it was enough time to do me damage...and I've lived in this skin all me life you know so I do know how long it can take the rays :mad:

:p
 
I have been very good this year- apart from the other weekend when I'd stayed over at boyf's and was going to go straight home in the morning, but instead we went to the shops and I got a little bit red on my chest- I haven't burned at all. I'm Celtic and have pale skin, so I wear a big sun hat, glasses, sunscreen and don't go in the sun when it's midday or anything. Admittedly I'm not always very good at keeping out of the sun, but I am a lot better than I was as a kid.

Blatantly fake tan all the way.
 
I'm really careful about making sure I put suncream on. I learnt my lesson after getting burnt when I was about 18. I'd been to a cricket match with my brother and had been sitting in direct sun for about 8 hours. It didn't feel that hot but later we both started feeling really sick. I was so burnt that all the skin came off and I was so sick with sunstroke. I had to wear a hat for days to hide it and looked like Aunt Sally. Been pale and interesting since then.
 
Never use sunscreen with a lower factor of 15. I only ever use that and I still go brown. My cousin's wife roasts herself with that low factor Ambre Solaire oil and she's paying the price now, looks like a piece of old leather and she's only 41.
 
oddworld said:
I think its silly, a girl at work today said - it was cloudy I didnt wear any :rolleyes:

Also a student nurse today phoned in sick with sun burn , a student nurse FFS.

I am going to place him on the cancer ward next semester and see if that teaches him anything at all :eek:
I went to pick my son's friend up this morning and his dad came out, he never uses suncream he thinks it's "for poofs", the bloke looked like a big fat red tomato, he spent all day in the sun yesterday and he's burnt to a crisp. Idiot.
 
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