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by **adamnbarrett** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:07 pm

peewee wrote:i have never seen the sea at southport before, the tide is normally miles out

it is usually, the person who took the photo probably walked about 5 miles before they got to it

by **Big Niall** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:23 pm

I'm white enough to be the KKK poster child and I think it is nuts to see all these pale folk exposing their skin to try and get darker skin, a tan is damaged skin.

Can you imagine telling people with dark skin that they should try to get lighter skin for that Michael Jackson look.

Skin cancer aint cool, at least with liver failure I'll have a load of good stories when I'm older

by **woof woof !** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:25 pm

Used to walk out to Hilbre (Hilary) Island while the tide was out

by **112-1077774096** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:27 pm

woof woof ! wrote:Used to walk out to Hilbre (Hilary) Island while the tide was out

yeah west kirby, strolled over to those islands many times

by **Roger Red Hat** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 4:57 pm

adamnbarrett wrote:Beaches near to us, hmmmmm

Formby beach on a good day:

Blackpool on a good day:

and look everyone it's glorious southport beach:

where's the dogsh!t?

by **Sabre** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:10 pm

Big Niall wrote:I'm white enough to be the KKK poster child and I think it is nuts to see all these pale folk exposing their skin to try and get darker skin, a tan is damaged skin.

Can you imagine telling people with dark skin that they should try to get lighter skin for that Michael Jackson look.

Skin cancer aint cool, at least with liver failure I'll have a load of good stories when I'm older

A tan is not a damaged skin. A tan is a protected skin. Protected by melanin. Melanin determines the colour of our skin, and the colour of our hair, and is present aswell in other places of our bodies.

Complete absence of melanin IS a damaged and unprotected skin, the albino people, who are totally unprotected for the agressions of the skin that the sun makes.

And when it comes to sthetics, I don't know anybody who doesn't look better with a good tan. Some people tan too much their skin, but you have to be a lot of time for that. The process of tanning hasn't anything to do with skin cancer, but the incorrect protection against some hazardous sun rays.

And the travestry that Jackson made (ridiculous and pathetic) hasn't anything to do with having a good tan, you're the same guy with a better protection for sun times!! if you don't need the protection (winter) you'll come back to your normal skin (unlike Jackson).

Personally I'd love to be less white than I am, I look a lot better in summer but I lose most of my tan for November. :down:

by **Sabre** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:20 pm

Some of the english shores you've put are pretty much like the northern Spanish shores, the only difference is that there's not a tourist industry to clean up the beaches, bring quality sand (the sand of the spanish beaches is not of the beach itself, it's brought) and taking care of the polution of the surrounding waters. It's a matter of money actually to have a good beach.

Who knows, if the global weather keeps warming it might be a hell of investment to make such a preparation in the english shores! Even now I think that there must be some places with the same climate we have in the north.

by **redtrader74** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:37 pm

Bamaga man wrote:Koh Phagnan funnily enough the home of the REAL Full moon party.

Aahh yes the full moon party, fcking excellent, been there twice, i know i had fun, just can't remember all of it. :upside:

by **redtrader74** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:44 pm

double post...wtf!

by **redtrader74** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:49 pm

A tan is not a damaged skin. A tan is a protected skin. Protected by melanin. Melanin determines the colour of our skin, and the colour of our hair, and is present aswell in other places of our bodies.

Complete absence of melanin IS a damaged and unprotected skin, the albino people, who are totally unprotected for the agressions of the skin that the sun makes.

Why did you do that Sabre??!!! I foresee an indepth 12 page debate into Epidemiology, Dermatology.....................

by **adamnbarrett** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:11 pm

Lee J wrote:
adamnbarrett wrote:Beaches near to us, hmmmmm

Formby beach on a good day:

Blackpool on a good day:

and look everyone it's glorious southport beach:

where's the dogsh!t?

nevermind the dogsh1t, have you seen the syringes in the dunes at Formby? :Oo:

by **Sabre** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:15 pm

redtrader74 wrote:
A tan is not a damaged skin. A tan is a protected skin. Protected by melanin. Melanin determines the colour of our skin, and the colour of our hair, and is present aswell in other places of our bodies.

Complete absence of melanin IS a damaged and unprotected skin, the albino people, who are totally unprotected for the agressions of the skin that the sun makes.

Why did you do that Sabre??!!! I foresee an indepth 12 page debate into Epidemiology, Dermatology.....................

Maybe so, but I won't take part on that! Good old Big Niall said his view, I said mine, and we are all red (as in Liverpool fan) and happy.

:laugh:

If he says I'm wrong, then again it's his view and that's it!

by **redtrader74** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:41 pm

I don't think Niall would get into one, but recently any statements like that have turned into a masturbate.....mass debate thread....really i just tried to make sure it wouldn't :cool:

by **112-1077774096** » Tue Jul 31, 2007 8:54 am

a few piccies from the weekend. i rented a moped as i normally do and it turned up with tyres on it from a trials bike (they already asked me if i wanted an ATV, a 4 wheel bike) but i said no as the road looked fine and there is only one road on the island. sadly the road was only about one mile long then it becomes a road that even a trials bike would struggle on, basically is was a dirt road that had hills and dips and potholes every 6 inches

and i had my bird on the back.

anyway the beaches were empty

hotel beach

the pool

me in the pool with light reading

evening time

by **Ace Ventura** » Tue Jul 31, 2007 10:08 am

Some cracking photos there peewee, it does look like a great part of the world to live in mate.

The beaches by ours are rough, we have Leasowe, Moreton and West Kirkby (where i have also walked out to Hilbre island many times)

Sabre on the thing about protecting your skin, i worked in Zante about 6 years ago, after about 4 weeks there i had a really dark tan, never wore any protection at all for the rest of my time there, and never burnt, if i was hot i got in the pool or the sea. Then let the sun dry me, is that dangerous or is it because my skin had sort of become used to the weather ?
By the way would love to be back there, what a place (Zante that is)

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