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Subject: I am not so sure it will ...

Date: Sun 13/05/07 23:32:30 GMT

Name: Telcontar

Email: mrnemesis@ntlworld.com

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Quoting TFA: "The best clothing for sun protection is tightly woven, thick garments made of denim, wool or polyester, not cotton, linen or acetate, he said. Dry material or clothes that have shrunk after washing are denser and better at blocking UV rays than wet, stretched or bleached clothing."

Wet clothes are inadvisable, with preference to dry clothes.

Still, the article reads like a "The End is Nigh" proclamation. Denim? They kidding? I can barely withstand the *British* summer in a t-shirt, and if I were less shy or had a good body I'd probably want to go topless just to help retain consciousness. But to wear a denim top? Do they want me to pass out from the heat? Good grief man.

It's the end of the world, I tell you ...

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This msnbc article about skin cancer might help our cause :)

By Russ - Sun 13/05/07 22:50:50 GMT

Website: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18614668/

From http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18614668/:

"Sunscreen may not ward off deadly skin cancer

Avoid disease by covering up with clothes, staying in shade, experts say"

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