iwishiwasthere avatar
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Memorial Day I spent entirely too long by the pool. Burned my kneecaps:yikes: :blink: :lol: That was a first!

What is the worst place you have sunburned?

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kathydwells avatar
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
#77
kathydwells story gives me an idea for a photo focus for the summer -- capture the worst sunburns on film.

Now that would be interesting. While you are at it, you might remind them what sunscreen is for!!!!!
kathydwells avatar
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
#78
So I was in the nude ironing my shirt. My girlfriend walks in and pinches my butt. I did not know she was there so I jump forward and my you know what hits the iron...:yikes: The iron was on high cotton!

OUCH! :blink: Bet you couldn't use it for a while. ;-)

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bamabeachbum avatar
Beach Fanatic
#79
Tops of my Feet, OMG that hurts!
scooterbug44 avatar
SoWal Expert
#80
There was a recent news article about how young people STILL won't stop tanning and wear sunscreen despite all the health warnings so they have adopted a new program. Instead of warning of skin cancer etc. they are harping on the fact that it causes wrinkles!
iwishiwasthere avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#81
Oh KD......what an awful story. I think it is one of the most severe I have heard. And your father was the worst part.:eek: My dad would have killed me. :yikes: We have all done things we regretted later.;-)
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beats on hood
#82
So I was in the nude ironing my shirt. My girlfriend walks in and pinches my butt. I did not know she was there so I jump forward and my you know what hits the iron...:yikes: The iron was on high cotton!
I'll bet something else wasn't high for a while. :floor:
Bobby J avatar
Beach Fanatic
#83
I'll bet something else wasn't high for a while. :floor:

You are correct!!!
audie avatar
fartblossom
#84
kdw - i could almost feel your pain - how awful to go thru !

bobby j - did you get the wrinkles out ? your story made me cringe...

i think the worst part i had burned now that i think about it is my eyelids, my part in my hair, and the tops of my ears....
TripleB avatar
Beach Fanatic
#85
Underarms!! Couldn't shave for a few days. Looked like one of them European chicks!!:yikes:
My back!! Couldn't shave for days. Looked like a Wookie.
DD avatar
SoWal Expert
#86
My back!! Couldn't shave for days. Looked like a Wookie.

:floor: I was waitin' for ya, Triple B!!:floor:
TripleB avatar
Beach Fanatic
#87
I wonder if men ever burn their OMB's. :idontno:
Yes...never try to jump over a 3 ft. campfire when you only have 2 3/4 ft. leap. "Goodness gratious! Great....."
audie avatar
fartblossom
#88
My back!! Couldn't shave for days. Looked like a Wookie.

the first time we went to myrtle beach with my parents, my hubby and i were sitting on the beach, and mr audie said oh my god look at that guy - it's the hairy sasquatch !

it was my dad.....
Jdarg avatar
SoWal Expert
#89
OK- on a serious tanning note. I put 30 sunscreen on every day, sometimes twice. I am as brown as when I was "actively" tanning and wearing SPF 4. Will ramping up to 45 make that big a difference? I love to be outside, so staying indoors is not going to be a good option. I wonder if I am just going to tan through whatever sunscreen I am wearing?
peapod1980 avatar
percy
#90
OK- on a serious tanning note. I put 30 sunscreen on every day, sometimes twice. I am as brown as when I was "actively" tanning and wearing SPF 4. Will ramping up to 45 make that big a difference? I love to be outside, so staying indoors is not going to be a good option. I wonder if I am just going to tan through whatever sunscreen I am wearing?
I would say the simple answer is yes. Also, don't forget that sunscreen numbers aren't strengths, they are time factors. So all the 45 gives you is more time in the sun before you burn, not more protection per se.
John R avatar
needs to get out more
#91
back in HS before PCB was a pimple, Ft. Lauderdale was the place for spring break. As locals, we would do the crawl along the strip, and marvel at the degrees of redness on the hotties. you could almost judge how long they had been there by the damaged skin factor.
scooterbug44 avatar
SoWal Expert
#92
I think that wearing sunscreen filters out more harmful rays, so I think you're still getting as tan, but getting less damage.............is this correct?
Bobby J avatar
Beach Fanatic
#93
I think that wearing sunscreen filters out more harmful rays, so I think you're still getting as tan, but getting less damage.............is this correct?

I think sunscreen causes cancer.
Bobby J avatar
Beach Fanatic
#94
oops... That was supposed to be in random thoughts.
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal Expert
#95
Stay out of the sun's direct light during the prime cancer hours (aka - prime tanning hours by some), wear sunblock, wear long sleeves, wear a hat. -- just my $.02
audie avatar
fartblossom
#96
Stay out of the sun's direct light during the prime cancer hours (aka - prime tanning hours by some), wear sunblock, wear long sleeves, wear a hat. -- just my $.02

would you be referring to me - again ? ;-)
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal Expert
#97
would you be referring to me - again ? ;-)
No, you tan away at your will. I'm not trying to tell people how to tan, just how to help limit their exposure to the harmful rays of the Sun if they chose to take extra precaution. ;-)
audie avatar
fartblossom
#98
No, you tan away at your will. I'm not trying to tell people how to tan, just how to help limit their exposure to the harmful rays of the Sun if they chose to take extra precaution. ;-)

well that's a relief, that you weren't referring to me - whew ! would you believe i haven't been out in the sun since we got home from vaca ?? it is entirely too hot for audie out...

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