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9mmprincess wrote:Thank you <3 SUNSCREEN! A lot of it (not just a dab) every day, rain or shine no matter what, since I was 14 years old. The sun ages you more than anything else (except maybe smoking or really hard living). Everyone should wear the highest SPF they can find, that includes guys. :nod:
Well I'm tethered to a 50 ft oxygen line, so I don't get to go out and play very much. :(
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Dan wrote:I do everyday,I started doing it because of my tattoos,but I know it's just better for me since I am out in the sun a lot,and since my wife got skin cancer,it's really an eye opener for sure.
here is my arsenal
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since I go to the islands so often & get ink over there,no artist will tattoo sunburned skin,I really slather it on over there & always get work done the last day I'm there.
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BTW this has been a good thread hijack,it has trended to a much more friendly thread :D
nice :) I have four or five different ones too.

RaisinCain - I've been a member here for ages. I'm used to you guys :cool:
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Hmmm...don't recall the looks, in the past did you have shorter hair that was bleached a bit?
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Nope, before this my hair was red. You might b thinking of my friend Nikki, she posted here for a quick minute.
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Ahh...yeah, think that name rings a bell.

None-the-less....eyes one can get lost in....yup.
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One more pic (just to completely jack the thread). My new favorite tshirt :cool:
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9mmprincess wrote:One more pic (just to completely jack the thread). My new favorite tshirt :cool:

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Very nice shirt :)
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ty Humboldt, and Stonecat :)
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I agree 100% We learned respect in the 70's, I always respected my elders.
YeOldeStonecat wrote:True...and fair enough statement. Many of us went down the wrong paths in our misguided youth. Some of us got lucky and nothing terribly bad happened to us...we wisened up, and are here now living to tell (or type) about it.

I don't know your age, I can guess you're younger than me...but back in my youth...we got into "fights" all the time. Boys getting into fights was common...happened frequently, even in school. Often just broken up by the teaches and life went on. A bloody nose, a cut lip, a bruise/rash on the cheek. Sometimes a little worse. But it was good healthy guy fights, the "winner" knew when to stop.

These days...from what I've seen in the past 10 years, and from what I've heard others say....kids don't know how to socialize anymore. They're socially challenged, and one (of the many) bad results of that is what you see in fights. They don't know when to stop! It's like all of a sudden one of them releases all of this penned up anger and they flip out and pummel the loser into some puddle of goop! A knife or a gun will come out and get used. You just didn't see this stuff in the 60's 'n 70's 'n 80's.


An interesting story from 2009 is recirculating the social media...certainly due to this Zimmerman/Martin trial. The 2009 story is the case on Roderick Scott and Christopher Cervini.
I don't recall such intense media coverage, nor riots...back in 09 from that case.
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9mmprincess wrote:One more pic (just to completely jack the thread). My new favorite tshirt :cool:

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Wow, perfectly applied lipstick!
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///must....fight...temptation to make that my new desktop wallpaper! :D
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I like the tattoo too !
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