Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for July 01, 2018

rather be a pasty white boy than beef jerky any day

Not to mention skin cancer down the road….

I have no clue why people want to lay out in the sun and fry themselves…

I used to bake in the sun when I’d go to the beach….but that’s because I only had the opportunity a couple of times a year. Now I live in Florida and I sit on the beach covered up with long sleeves, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen AND under an umbrella. That’s how you distinguish the residents from the tourists.

Sounds like a snobby woman golfer I know named Heather.In my mind her name is “Leather”.

Along with the scar lines from removing melanomas and carcinomas — if you’re lucky enough to catch them in time. When I was a kid, we didn’t know that was a possible future result of a sunburn. Slather up, Katy!

There is no such thing as a “healthy tan”.

The sins of our youth seem to often lead to poor health – cancers, heart attacks, etc.

Melanoma, or sun cancer, as the Aussies call it, is not fun.

The scientist’s measurements that the ozone layer is thinner in the southern hemisphere was supported by a still-attractive, 50-something co-worker’s visit (from Canada) to her home in New Zealand. She reports that all her old friends are now truly “beef jerky”.