Stupid Guest Tricks

joanna71985 wrote:Yeah, it's funny. In my immediate family (counting me and my siblings), there are 19 first cousins. 8 of them are in my family (I have 4 sisters, 3 brothers). The funny part? Outside my family, there is only 1 girl cousin. All the girls are pretty much in my family. All I have is boy cousins, plus my one girl cousin.

Well my mother's parents and her siblings have all had twins at some point...except her. When she was pregnant with me she was really hoping I was a twin especially since there's an 18+ age gap between me and siblings. (My oldest sister had her daughter 5 months after I was born so that's close enough I suppose?)

Now my mom is wishing that I'll have twins! And after planting that seed in my boyfriend's head he wants twins too. Sheesh.

felinefan wrote:And when they do get skin cancer, I bet they'll be screaming "WHY ME????"

Good god, I hope that's Photoshopped.

For me the convincer is that touch on her forehead. But it could very well be faked. Actually, if I had to guess it probably is. If I turn that red, there are plenty of blisters... or one really big one that covers my whole back.

Amphigorey wrote:Good god, I hope that's Photoshopped.

She wishes. I see roast beasts all the time here in Hawaii.

The worst sunburn I ever had was after I fell asleep on the lawn outside the rental cabin at Kilauea Military Camp on the Big Island. I woke up from a nap and realized I was really fried (I have fair skin). I went to the medical clinic and they told me to just bathe in vinegar(?) and cool water. It was so painful I could barely walk. Getting to my feet the next morning was excruciating.
No wonder I have to go in periodically and have little skin tags frozen off my back.

Amphigorey wrote:Good god, I hope that's Photoshopped.

makes me yearn for some rump roast.

A few years back I went to Soak City across from KBF. I did wear sun screen and got burnt to a crisp. My uncle told be to fill the bathtub half way up with warm water and white vinigar. This solution i soaked in for 45 minutes each day. It prevented blisters and I did see the peeling. I then went to the dermatologist and there was no sign of skin damage. I ment in skin cancer. :)

drcorey wrote:makes me yearn for some rump roast.

Whazzup wrote:No wonder I have to go in periodically and have little skin tags frozen off my back.

I don't believe that skin tags have anything to do with sun exposure. I have many of them and I am not an outdoor, bare it all, type of person. My body is always covered and always has been when out in the sun.

Skin tags are gods way of taking you out of the game. ;)