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Do you wear sunscreen when you go outside?

Asked at Massachusetts Street on May 25, 2012

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Did_I_say_that 1 year ago

Only after it's too late.

Thank you for linking the related story!!

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Loki 1 year ago

I don't go out in the sun. It makes me sparkle.

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misterlee 1 year ago

I probably should, but I never have.

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RoeDapple 1 year ago

The sun never shines in momma's basement.

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Andini 1 year ago

Like when I go out to get the paper???

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rockchalker52 1 year ago

I wear it on my face & noggin. Not gonna need it this morning, that's for sure. Going with the smokescreen instead. Quick, look over there..,!

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CWGOKU 1 year ago

Sunscreen is for wimps. I use Crisco

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ssteve1 1 year ago

Only when talking to morons with stupid questions.

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RETICENT_IRREVERENT 1 year ago

I wear a cover. But before I am on or near water I do close my eyes, purse my lips and exhale.

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merrill 1 year ago

How effective is sun screen?

Maybe wearing summer weight long pants and long sleeve shirts is more effective? Seems we see a lot of male and female residents from the hotter oil rich regions keeping their bodies covered/protected in this fashion.

What do we know?

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RETICENT_IRREVERENT 1 year ago

"I'm nearing 40 and probably don't wanna wreck my face." - g_rock

This year I got a divot on my cheek from the plastic surgeon.

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somedude20 1 year ago

I need sunscreen when operating a microwave.

"If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it...." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5NAPZ...

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nudist 1 year ago

I use an oral sunscreen. It takes about three days to become effective, but it doesn't smell and isn't greasy.

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CWGOKU 1 year ago

Hawaiian Tropic is the Sunning oil of choice at our house.

"This year I got a divot on my cheek from the plastic surgeon." R_I

Sounds like there is a story to be told after that comment. ? Sounds interesting

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CWGOKU 1 year ago

I just threw up in my mouth

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kernal 1 year ago

Skin cancer's new poster person in ten years.

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camper 1 year ago

It is better to cover up with clothing and a hat, but I try to get the exposed areas with some SPF100 if I know I will be outside a long time.

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milkman_dan 1 year ago

Remember kids, "Pass out on a porch, not a lawn." Don't let that morning sun ravage the beauty of your skin.

One time I dreamed I was drowning. Turned out to be the sprinkler head popped up next to my face.

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AnnaUndercover 1 year ago

Every day since I was 19.

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milkman_dan 1 year ago

Hey, is that Karen Carpenter?

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RETICENT_IRREVERENT 1 year ago

No mojitos. Just Folgers® cappuccino. I brought a Thermos® of the serious gourmet shyt on my final visit.

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rockchalker52 1 year ago

I heard that anything over SPF 30 was just overkill. Izzat true? I could ask the Sound Off folks, I guess, but swag might pitch a hissy.

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CWGOKU 1 year ago

Where is Babboy?!

Everyone have a fun and safe weekend!

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pace 1 year ago

Often, but not enough

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psycho_theclown 1 year ago

Yeah, I don't know...it just seem hard to swallow.

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Frankie8 12 months ago

UV rays are part of how cataracts are formed so good quality sunglasses should be worn as well as sunscreen. Our ancestors were wise to use a parasol when they went outdoors. Sunglasses and sunscreen should be considered part of basic health care.

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