• @Tangent5280
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    1 year ago

    The beacons are lit; Gondor calls for aid!

  • @geekworking
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    621 year ago

    This only works for about the first 5 minutes until the bright red glow of human lobster sunburn sets in.

    • HubertManne
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      321 year ago

      no no. the red color does not come till you are out of the sun and its to late to stop the torment.

  • gon
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    191 year ago

    That’s honestly impressive.

    • salt
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      161 year ago

      My skin’s about that light. You would not believe the number of people who think it’s fine to comment on the color of your skin and tell you how weird it is. And foundation is such a pain in the ass. You’re lighter than KVD 40N or don’t want to spend $40/oz? Fuck you, mix a match yourself.

      • gon
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        51 year ago

        Ah that sucks, I don’t wear makeup at all, very glad I don’t have to deal with that ://

      • @[email protected]
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        1 year ago

        At least you get to wear mineral sunscreen without worrying about the whitish cast, right? /S

        Edit: am also on the pale AF end, and it’s creepy when people try and help me “fix” it. Tanning was big when I was in high school and I just burn, never tan. Luckily Rimmel has a good cheap foundation that works for me.

    • @khannie
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      51 year ago

      There was a lad I used to know and his nickname was milk bottle. There are particularly shiny people here for sure.

    • Cloudless ☼
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      51 year ago

      There are people with very light skin, but this one looks photoshopped.

  • @leapingleopard
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    121 year ago

    I’m to the left of the other Irish girl. If you squint you can see me.

    • MxM111
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      161 year ago

      No, that’s just your reflection in the screen.