An important skin care reminder- please read!

[Jeremy Igo]

Listen up folks, you can still get sun burned in September.

 

So on Panthers game days, please remember your sun screen.

 

The spreading kind, not the spray kind.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[2jakefansinva]

it puts the lotion on it's skin.......... 

[PandaPancake]

Why are making gifs when there is something in her top? Left boob, it's probably some giant bug

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[Brooklyn Bully]

Was this thread an excuse to post a years-old gif, or an actual health reminder with a fun gif added?

[PandaPancake]

That didn't take long for the fun police to show up

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[Awesomeness!!]

Ive always wondered what did people do before sun screen. Skin cancer must have been rampant, but then again maybe people werent living as long for it to even develop.

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[Mother Grabber]

may be years old, but still one of the greatest gifs ever made.  don't be a hater.

[Brooklyn Bully]

Who said I hated the gif?

[Rise of The Hive]

He's right I got sun poisoning at a game in Clemson before, you don't want that!

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Ive always wondered what did people do before sun screen. Skin cancer must have been rampant, but then again maybe people werent living as long for it to even develop.

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Ever see one of those old westerns? Guys would wear big hats, pants, long sleeves and gloves even in 100+ temperatures.

[PandaPancake]

Ever see one of those old westerns? Guys would wear big hats, pants, long sleeves and gloves even in 100+ temperatures.

We still do!

I heard, don't know how true it is, that there was an MCO to keep sleeves rolled down.

For those wondering this is what I look like at work

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[Brooklyn Bully]

Ive always wondered what did people do before sun screen. Skin cancer must have been rampant, but then again maybe people werent living as long for it to even develop.

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Not really this, but I read an article last month about how people stayed cool during the summer before AC. In places like the Midwest, they'd dig their homes deep into the ground to provide lower temps and shade. Pretty cool.