Thanks, I just never see your hits up. I dug a few pages into a search for you in the forum to find your requester ID to PandAidk if you are looking for new hits from our account (none at the moment) or asking which ones i personally posted (nothing since last week)? me &@IPsoft AWS Account have been helping fix things the other team goofed up in their HITs this morning
Thanks though.
Awww, well thank you for your mercy! I will have you know however, that I am a blue eyed, red haired, pale skin, no freckles - ginger...so I'm super rare. I remember being told that red hair is found in 1-2% of the population, and that only 17-18% of the population is blue eyed.
@PeachyRider Vitamin C dosing.) Since doing this over the past few years, I've rarely felt the need sun screen; When I forget to use it, I hardly ever burn like I used to. I might get a little pink, but no sore sensitive skin that peels, etc. But I still wear it regularly, whenever I can remember to! It's nice being able to tan a little bit though, because before the Vitamin D, it was pale white, or burnt pink - no in between 
I will be an awful husband this is obviiously directed at me.
Idk if this is everywhere, but the people we spoke with said that Toshiba is replacing LG. We called a couple Home Depot stores & they said the same thing. We ended up getting the Toshibas cause...I guess latest & greatest?
As someone with auburn hair... who got hella ginger skin genes... (maybe b/c I was a ginger baby?)Awww, well thank you for your mercy! I will have you know however, that I am a blue eyed, red haired, pale skin, no freckles - ginger...so I'm super rare. I remember being told that red hair is found in 1-2% of the population, and that only 17-18% of the population is blue eyed.
On a more serious note, at my doctors recommendation, I've been taking a large dose of Vitamin D, as my levels were significantly lower than they should have been. Since doing this over the past few years, I've rarely felt the need sun screen; When I forget to use it, I hardly ever burn like I used to. I might get a little pink, but no sore sensitive skin that peels, etc. But I still wear it regularly, whenever I can remember to! It's nice being able to tan a little bit though, because before the Vitamin D, it was pale white, or burnt pink - no in between
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i added it to my profile page, can you see it there?Thanks, I just never see your hits up. I dug a few pages into a search for you in the forum to find your requester ID to PandA
sadly im going home now so i dont have time to show u my linguistics credentials ;p::cough::IPsoftaws and I::cough::
Sunscreen free? I still wear it whenever I can remember to. Doctor said I should still always use it...like, always. But I just can't wrap my head around using sunscreen or smelling like the stuff for that matter, when it's not summer time.As someone with auburn hair... who got hella ginger skin genes... (maybe b/c I was a ginger baby?)
fuck you and your sunscreen-free life. :sob:
(I have true-green-not hazel eyes... so yay for rare people
Sunscreen smells good though.
Take it from someone who has had skin cancer removed, wear that shit like it was required, because it is.
Only certain kinds, if they have the right
So I probably shouldn't quote you like this, and bring you back to MTC?
Wow, I may need to boost vit D. I have green eyes which is also about 2% so I wonder what % red/green combo is,lol. Anyhow, I burn horribly. My GF passed from brain cancer that began as skin cancer. My mother and brother have both had as well. I don't sit by a window without sunscreen. I've been hospitalized after sleeping in the sun and blistering my chest area. Last bad burn was my arm, I sat it in the window on a cross country trip ;/Awww, well thank you for your mercy! I will have you know however, that I am a blue eyed, red haired, pale skin, no freckles - ginger...so I'm super rare. I remember being told that red hair is found in 1-2% of the population, and that only 17-18% of the population is blue eyed.
On a more serious note, at my doctors recommendation, I've been taking a large dose of Vitamin D, as my levels were significantly lower than they should have been. (Edit*** I'm talking large, SAFE doses, not
They always make me think of swimming and outside and being a kid. Also don't eat sunscreen.
You're a mean person :oSo I probably shouldn't quote you like this, and bring you back to MTC?
You get my point! Even if the vitamin D helps, I don't want to take a chance! I'm just glad to know I'm a little more resilient now than I was before the Vitamin D, when I do forget sunscreen. Being in Maine, the weather is fair enough or cold enough 3/4 of the year, (heck more like 7/8 of the year) so I can get by with hooded sweatshirts most of the time
