re: Can we bring sunscreen into the stadium tomorrow??

Bring it in? No, spray before to walk in. Don’t want you spraying everyone around you.

In your vagina yes

Im surprised LSU officials would let people bring their own sunscreen. Wouldn’t faze me if they tried to sell everyone TIGERSUNSCREEN for like $25 and proceeds go to NIL.

You’re absolutely right! We hear all the time about chronic issues from sunscreen. I just heard my neighbor got diagnosed with sunscreens. Def is something widely happening more than skin cancer. They said his sunscreenitis is worse than skin cancer.

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You’re absolutely right! We hear all the time about chronic issues from sunscreen. I just heard my neighbor got diagnosed with sunscreens. Def is something widely happening more than skin cancer. They said his sunscreenitis is worse than skin cancer.

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You tried pretty hard but still weren't very clever. Its obvious you don't know those chemicals you rub all over your skin is absorbed into the blood. What happens after that Mr Clever?

Just by the stupidity of your reply, I can say with certainty that you got the shot....and probably a couple of boosters. Bet you can't say you didn't.

You’re going to be at least four hours in direct sunlight. Do’t count on sunscreen for that; wear the right long sleeve shirt and 360 degree brim hat. Use the sunscreen for reflected light and for your legs that are mostly shaded.

Protection from the sun is one of the few health related things I’d do differently if I lived my life over again.

You are an absolute idiot. Yes I can say I didn’t get the shot. They are not the same thing. You obviously don’t understand risk management.
The new untested shot vs a cold. Give me the cold.
Sunscreen vs skin cancer. Give me the sunscreen.

But since you want to go there. There’s two problems with your argument.
Let’s start with the obvious.
1. There are sunscreens that are offered (even pretty cost effective) that don’t contain the chemicals you are worried about. You can get the sunscreen with 100% natural ingredients and not have any of the synthetic chemicals. So as you said “it’s obvious you don’t know”.
Which brings me to the point made up above. The comparing the shot to sunscreen is absolutely idiotic. The exponential difference between risk is bigger than the depth of the ocean.

2. It’s about costs. On one hand you have an exponentially low chance/risk of an issue from sunscreen vs a very high chance/risk of skin cancer.

When you eliminate one risk you raise another.

My problem is you being condescending to people who make decisions to protect themself. No one asked if you like sunscreen or not. They asked if they can bring it in. But you wanted to be an arse to say how much “cleaner” you are.

As a Melanoma survivor, please bring the sunscreen.

Put a tube of the lotion in your back pocket. No one is frisking you when you walk in. Don’t be the guy spraying shite.

Yo, moron. Reading comprehension is hard for you if you think my original post was condescending. I was giving my opinion and advice at the same time. Your reply was idiotic and showed what a jackass you are.

Lather up, sissy. You're boyfriend probably likes you pale and pasty.