not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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The Assange stuff is a little weird to me because these days most everyone hates him, but back when WikiLeaks first started I would get lambasted by folks for saying "hey this dude has an agenda and I don't think it's freedom of information."
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The Assange stuff is a little weird to me because these days most everyone hates him, but back when WikiLeaks first started I would get lambasted by folks for saying "hey this dude has an agenda and I don't think it's freedom of information."
people sometimes change their minds based on new information
The Assange stuff is a little weird to me because these days most everyone hates him, but back when WikiLeaks first started I would get lambasted by folks for saying "hey this dude has an agenda and I don't think it's freedom of information."
people sometimes change their minds based on new information
I got sunburned once during a trip to Ireland! During an insane 2-week-long heatwave! That was pretty amusing, considering we'd been expecting it to be mostly overcast and raining the entire time. Also, when we tried to grab some sunblock at a local grocer, they were completely out. Had never seen that before in my life.
I got sunburnt on my butt once
and I was wearing sunscreen and a swimsuit
australia
edit: after a few days I discovered that every butt looks better brown though, even mine. I need to find an equatorial fortress where I can sunbathe nude without causing a public outcry.
I once got a sunburn on the bottom like 10% of my legs/feet.
I'm not really sure how, I think the sunscreen washed off my feet when I went wading in the ocean and I forgot to reapply it. That was the most excruciating uncomfortable 3 days of my life because the skin was so tender I couldn't really walk well and had to hobble everywhere like a penguin.
Not fun when you're on vacation and people want to like, go do things.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
It was after the redness from a burn finally left after about a month, and it lasted for a couple of days, but I think it looked alright
I... don't think it will happen again
Haha, same. My "tan"goes away almost instantly if I don't go to the beach every day. When I first start getting color it goes from white to pale grey, no joke. "Oh look, I've tanned!" and nobody else sees it but me.
I've never got sunburnt in the northern hemisphere
and believe me, I've put in some solid attempts
That said, after a northern winter my natural Caucasity does come to the fore, and I look very white. Last year when we popped down to southern africa in April my somewhat brown brazilian colleague slathered himself in sunscreen before a hike. When we got back he was starting to glow red, while nothing about my skin had changed, and I made fun of him. "Yeah but you were probably wearing better sunscreen!" "My dude, I don't even own sunscreen."
StraightziHere we may reign secure, and in my choice,To reign is worth ambition though in HellRegistered Userregular
I used to never burn, despite being overall pretty white
It happens more now, and I'm not sure if it's because I spend less time outside than I did when I was younger, or if it's just a natural byproduct of getting older
I was sun-burnt from being on the beach for 3 hours. In that three hours I re-applied spf 60 sunscreen four times.
It took about 7 months for the red marks to fade back into my normal skin colour.
I now wear a coverup at all times on the beach, and sit under an umbrella if I'm not in the water.
I've never got sunburnt in the northern hemisphere
and believe me, I've put in some solid attempts
That said, after a northern winter my natural Caucasity does come to the fore, and I look very white. Last year when we popped down to southern africa in April my somewhat brown brazilian colleague slathered himself in sunscreen before a hike. When we got back he was starting to glow red, while nothing about my skin had changed, and I made fun of him. "Yeah but you were probably wearing better sunscreen!" "My dude, I don't even own sunscreen."
So what science experiment did you do to gain this superpower?
I've never got sunburnt in the northern hemisphere
and believe me, I've put in some solid attempts
That said, after a northern winter my natural Caucasity does come to the fore, and I look very white. Last year when we popped down to southern africa in April my somewhat brown brazilian colleague slathered himself in sunscreen before a hike. When we got back he was starting to glow red, while nothing about my skin had changed, and I made fun of him. "Yeah but you were probably wearing better sunscreen!" "My dude, I don't even own sunscreen."
So what science experiment did you do to gain this superpower?
I wish to replicate it
You can splices some NA ancestry into your DNA and get a mild version of what tynic has.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
About 20 years ago, I was dating someone who would wear some of her sexy clothes while sunbathing. She would have some very nice tan lines that we both enjoyed a great deal.
Then I found out she was a pretty horrible racist.
I've never got sunburnt in the northern hemisphere
and believe me, I've put in some solid attempts
That said, after a northern winter my natural Caucasity does come to the fore, and I look very white. Last year when we popped down to southern africa in April my somewhat brown brazilian colleague slathered himself in sunscreen before a hike. When we got back he was starting to glow red, while nothing about my skin had changed, and I made fun of him. "Yeah but you were probably wearing better sunscreen!" "My dude, I don't even own sunscreen."
So what science experiment did you do to gain this superpower?
I wish to replicate it
Spend your formative years in a land with no ozone.
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what are you even going to do outside?
get some sunburn?
people sometimes change their minds based on new information
I live in the UK so sunburn is unlikely
Tell that to my fiance, and her family
They are able to get sunburnt on their hair partings.
Sure. It's just a bit of an odd feeling, is all.
Oh, Ireland. My people. White as a sheet.
and I was wearing sunscreen and a swimsuit
australia
edit: after a few days I discovered that every butt looks better brown though, even mine. I need to find an equatorial fortress where I can sunbathe nude without causing a public outcry.
I'm not really sure how, I think the sunscreen washed off my feet when I went wading in the ocean and I forgot to reapply it. That was the most excruciating uncomfortable 3 days of my life because the skin was so tender I couldn't really walk well and had to hobble everywhere like a penguin.
Not fun when you're on vacation and people want to like, go do things.
Me: Why?
Anya: Because they’re too much work and make a mess everywhere.
Yeah after reading your story last night I was like "ha ha I have made a good decision!"
But one thing the Taiwanese have absolutely flubbed
is hot springs.
You do not wear fuck-all to a hot spring.
Naked or get the fuck out.
I don't want people looking at my dingdong tho
I mean.. They're not wrong
I rarely ever burn, too, so it was a surreal experience all around
It was after the redness from a burn finally left after about a month, and it lasted for a couple of days, but I think it looked alright
I... don't think it will happen again
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and believe me, I've put in some solid attempts
That said, after a northern winter my natural Caucasity does come to the fore, and I look very white. Last year when we popped down to southern africa in April my somewhat brown brazilian colleague slathered himself in sunscreen before a hike. When we got back he was starting to glow red, while nothing about my skin had changed, and I made fun of him. "Yeah but you were probably wearing better sunscreen!" "My dude, I don't even own sunscreen."
It happens more now, and I'm not sure if it's because I spend less time outside than I did when I was younger, or if it's just a natural byproduct of getting older
I mean, it's also illegal to openly display your guns in public.
That's a level of self awareness you don't see in most adults.
It took about 7 months for the red marks to fade back into my normal skin colour.
I now wear a coverup at all times on the beach, and sit under an umbrella if I'm not in the water.
Openly display your bums tho
So what science experiment did you do to gain this superpower?
I wish to replicate it
You can splices some NA ancestry into your DNA and get a mild version of what tynic has.
Then I found out she was a pretty horrible racist.
Spend your formative years in a land with no ozone.