Spent all summer next to a pool, in and out of tanning beds, and now that is something to brag about when your an Albino! - Thanks for the picture, I'm sure you've got the DNA test to prove it but I'm still sorta skeptical because she doesn't look albino. It's probably because of all the work she did on her tan over the summer. I know people like to say they gave 110% but she really did. She spent all day in the sun by a pool, which is 100%, and then went into tanning beds at night to get the extra 10%. Impressive. That takes a whole lot of hard work, dedication, and hopefully tube after tube of sunscreen. What a shame the winter will cause her albinism to return. It's a vicious cycle.
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So it appears everyone gets spray tans for their prom now, well at least everyone I've seen. Based on why I'm receiving these pictures that may be a biased sample, but I'm sticking with my conclusion. After seeing some pretty bad prom spray tans this one is tame in comparison, if somebody didn't tell me I never would've guessed. I guess the trick is to not get your first spray tan right before prom because practice makes perfect. Speaking of practice, that girl on the left could really use some time in front of a mirror to get this face right. Or maybe she was going for the deer in headlights look, I don't know.
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Sunburns are like fingerprints, no two are ever the same and the patterns are almost infinite. Take this guy for instance, he has a completely even sunburn over his entire back while his arms are burned on the outside and his inside arms and side are unburned. You might think this would be quite the common pattern given human anatomy but in reality you need massive arm muscles to block the sun from reaching your sides. Without those muscles he would have an uninterrupted sunburn, and eventually a perfect tan, around his entire body. His huge muscles also mean nobody can make fun of him for having pale underarms unless they have even bigger muscles, but that would be a whole pot and kettle situation.
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Thanks for the photo, seeing this reminds me how glad I am we're living in the digital age. Before digital cameras were invented this entire process would've been a huge waste of materials. She would've used at least one piece of film on this, probably more for retakes with different faces. Then some trees have to die so she can print it out and show all her friends her photography skills. All in all she would've used precious resources that would eventually wind up in some garbage dump polluting the Earth. However in the digital age she can see the end result instantly and delete it, consuming nothing but time and minimal electricity. At least that should've happened.
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