Better not be me then. I dont hate the sun, but I don't either.
Same Q still going as I asked it.... :laugh:
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Better not be me then. I dont hate the sun, but I don't either.
Same Q still going as I asked it.... :laugh:
I prefer the shade.
Do you have any relatives that you prefer over the others and why?
I have one Auntie I prefer over the other. I shouldn't say it out loud, but one is very supportive and is interested in everything and is very easy to talk too. The other, seems to get bored quickly when I talk about stuff. Generally seems a lot more closed minded.
Whats the furthest you have walked in one go?
20 miles on a sponsored walk as a student
Going back to suntans, do you consider a suntan makes someone more attractive?
used to do a lot of tramping/hiking when I was young and insane, so in a day prob about 50km
are you one of the insane group that 'run for fun'...why?
re-:Danswer Anfield
I'll have to learn to type faster and think less :DQuote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
Answer to d-type. Not really. A healthy colour is fine, overly suntanned people look ridiculous.
are you one of the insane group that 'run for fun'...why?
Oy!! That better apply only to 'white' people...for us in the tropics its an occupational hazard. My mom tells me I was quite light skinned as a baby. I only have black and white photos so dunno :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
Peoples with darker skin, like my Indian friends are not sun tanned. I know you didn't really take offence:) but yes I was talking about us 'whities'. You look at people, usually older people who have laid in the sun in on the Costa del Sol for two weeks, they look like prunes, and are usually a weird brown/orange colour. Not quite the colour of American news readers, but close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
I knew what you were talking about, no worries ;)