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How to tan?
The second most important thing about Mays rowing (after bumps)... bronzing.
Stay completely covered at all times to avoid any chance of a tan (see A. Lea-Cox)  15%
Wear an all-in-one and get strap marks (see people too busy rowing to care about looks)  48%
Wear only one strap and then switch at the lock to avoid too much of a strap mark whilst still being able to row well (see T. Coker)  6%
Push both straps down to avoid strap marks and (if female) hope it holds and (if male) hope it doesn't (see Women's hour)  12%
Go topless and just take the fines for indecent exposure on the chin (see the bank balance decrease)  18%
Total: 33 members' votes
by Andrew - Mon 7th May 2007, 10:08pm
The full version of the 1st option is:
Grow up in a warm country to obtain permanent tan, then wear loads of clothes in summer in the UK because it's too bloodie cold!!
by Dan Newton - Tue 8th May 2007, 9:07am
Andrew said: The full version of the 1st option is:
Grow up in a warm country to obtain permanent tan, then wear loads of clothes in summer in the UK because it's too bloodie cold!!
Whatever pastey
by Dan Newton - Tue 8th May 2007, 9:09am
Dan Newton said: Whatever pastey
pasty
by Erica - Tue 8th May 2007, 11:53am
and where's the option for "enthusiastically buy Factor 50+ sunscreen, apply liberally, wear lycra and straps with impunity, then discover several small missed patches post-outing"?
by Dan Newton - Thu 10th May 2007, 6:31pm
Erica said: "enthusiastically buy Factor 50+ sunscreen, apply liberally, wear lycra and straps with impunity, then discover several small missed patches post-outing"
(see comedy tiger-print tan)?

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