What the hell.....

I've seen a few guys in the gym using this stuff - to say they look beyond stupid is an understatement. They don't seem to realise it themselves.
 
AHhahahaha
Do an image search for that stuff and all it comes up with is orange coloured, vanity obsessed morons.

How about just going outside under that big red ball of plasma in the sky and getting a real tan!
Wait, like that's too dangerous because it might give me cancer..
Yea, like injecting some **** is safer than that then...... NOT :rolleyes:

Cousin is moron!
Also this is close to the line of the "no drugs talk" rule surely?
 
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Scubascorpion said:
AHhahahaha
Do an image search for that stuff and all it comes up with is orange coloured, vanity obsessed morons.

How about just going outside under that big red ball of plasma in the sky and getting a real tan!
Wait, like that's too dangerous because it might give me cancer..
Yea, like injecting some **** is safer than that then...... NOT :rolleyes:

Cousin is moron!
Also this is close to the line of the "no drugs talk" rule surely?
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Its legal, so I would say along the lines of using Jack3D etc in the sports arena.
 
Begbie said:
Its legal, so I would say along the lines of using Jack3D etc in the sports arena.
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Admittedly only a Wiki article but none the less has more info than I care to profess


The Wired.com article explained that the products were Melanotan II, "a similar (but not identical) compound"[22] and Clinuvel has stated that products sold as "melanotan" are "illegal" and "wholly unrelated to Clinuvel's proprietary afamelanotide".[6] Chemicals sold as "melanotan" are not illegal to import, use or own, however their domestic sales (non-export) and supply for human use outside of government sanctioned clinical trials is illegal within the boundaries of most jurisdictions, including the UK,[16] USA, Europe and Australia.[24]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/01/tan/
 
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Your natural skin colour is wrong and you should try anything to change it...does that really sound like a good way of thinking?

I don't care what any adult does with their skin colour for their own reasons. If someone thinks it's art to be tattooed in black and white stripes like a zebra, fine by me. What concerns me is when naturally occuring shades are generally considered wrong, as is the case with paler shades nowadays.

Hmm...off on a tangent a bit...would it be possible to have your entire skin tattooed? That way, if someone really wants to look orange or like they swim in dark wood stain every day, they could get it done once and be done with it.
 
Rainmaker said:
Or, this is a country with miserable weather year-round. Tans are for rich people who can afford exotic foreign holidays on a regular basis...

Isn't it amazing how social norms and fashions change based on socio-economic conditions over time? Not sarcastic, I honestly find it intriguing. :)
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My point exactly. Although these days who knows what the association is that makes people want to creosote themselves.
 
I'm so happy my better half isn't into any of this rubbish.

My housemates girlfriend is a "beauty therapist" (aren't they all?) and has to get a spray tan every 2 weeks so she looks "good", in actual fact, she faintly resembles an oompa loompa, bar the green hair.
 
I laugh at girls tanning themselves up so much they look orange. I have to try not to wrinkle my nose or make a look when some of my new friends from my beauty course come in with a tan, looking a bit orange. What's wrong with just being pale? I am so pale my teacher can't work out if I am slightly transparent or not :D
 
Luke said:
Dear oh dear.:D
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:o

melanotanresults02.jpg


Worked well for this guy!
 
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