Byron said:

Steadwood said:

I like them. It's like reading a book with the good parts already highlighted.

And it reminds me of the first Playboy magazines I saw back in the 70s.

PANDURITO said:

Are you a breast or Parsons noe man?

sextonseven said:

they both have their appeal. The white skin says you're seeing something not everyone sees. But the tan all over look says "wild!"

Steadwood said:

You overestimate my English

Only if they are hidden.. tan lines showing are a definite no no..

I only counted two real nays. Everyone else either likes them or were ambivalent.

REDFEATHERS said:

How about showing tan lines on your wedding day?

Yay Nay

There is no such thing as a good tan. A tan is a sign of ultraviolet damage to your skin. Continued sun exposure and tanning not only damages your skin, making you look older than your chronological age, but it also significantly increases your chances of developing skin cancers.

Ace said:

Ace killed my thread.

Ace said:

My mother has had several skin cancer cells removed from her face over the years. The last round was so bad that they almost had to get skin from another area of her body to do plastic surgery with. When I see tans I automatically think of cancer.

What people take for granted on a daily basis, among so many other things, is their skin. I spent my life, like many others, catching some rays, surfing, hanging out in the sun and it never bothered me until now. Who knew that something as simple as a proper sunscreen or keeping yourself covered up on a sunny day could one day save your life? Our culture looks at a nice tan as a sign of luxury. We spend time in tanning booths when we can't go to the beach or lay by the pool. It's time to think again. Especially if you're fair skined, have freckles, or light eyes. Be aware of the dangers, take precaution, and have yourself checked out regularly by a dermatologist from head to toe. It could absolutely make the difference in your life.

Tanning rules!!

Ace said:

So, what about if your body is exposed to the sun but you DON'T get tanned....are you still at risk of all that happening?

Yes, I sound ditzy but just answer the question!