When I was a kid there was no such thing as sunscreen. I just had a few of my many keratoses, [flat bumps that resemble warts] which had gotten a little dark and suspicious looking, zapped with liquid nitrogen. The dermatologist said in 8 or 10 years they’d likely become cancerous. Take are of yourselves. My generation couldn’t.
When I was young, any exposed skin would turn bright pink and tender after fifteen minutes of direct sunlight. Once forgot to take the umbrella when I went fishing and ended up wearing the same clothes (tee shirt and slacks) for about a week because I swelled up like a balloon and had golf-ball sized blisters (and forget about sleeping in bed). Ended up getting a tetanus booster and chewed out by the doctor.
KenseidenXL almost 3 years ago
“Where’s mine?”
blunebottle almost 3 years ago
Ick.
nosirrom almost 3 years ago
Let me know when you can fry an egg.
Gent almost 3 years ago
On his hairy back? Eeww!
Jeffin Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Should have done baby back ribs. No?
Pet almost 3 years ago
No no, I’m just getting my “base” tan!
tinstar almost 3 years ago
“I hope you got sand on your hot dogs, lady!”
Elder Lee Fox almost 3 years ago
Heat in some areas are so high they buckle the highways. Not good.
bookworm0812 almost 3 years ago
EE-YOWCH!!! Better get some aloe gel and put it in the refrigerator.
RobertCraigs almost 3 years ago
When I was a kid there was no such thing as sunscreen. I just had a few of my many keratoses, [flat bumps that resemble warts] which had gotten a little dark and suspicious looking, zapped with liquid nitrogen. The dermatologist said in 8 or 10 years they’d likely become cancerous. Take are of yourselves. My generation couldn’t.
cuzinron47 almost 3 years ago
I can see the grill marks.
Troglodyte almost 3 years ago
Good luck eating those hot dogs, Lady. Yuck!!
paullp Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Unless you’re planning to follow up with the hamburgers, lady, do both of you a favor and get him out of the sun.
dragongourd296 almost 3 years ago
That was me growing up. Grandma thought vinegar was the answer tp a sunburn, so I spent every summer smelling like a salad.
adrianrune almost 3 years ago
When I was young, any exposed skin would turn bright pink and tender after fifteen minutes of direct sunlight. Once forgot to take the umbrella when I went fishing and ended up wearing the same clothes (tee shirt and slacks) for about a week because I swelled up like a balloon and had golf-ball sized blisters (and forget about sleeping in bed). Ended up getting a tetanus booster and chewed out by the doctor.