Does your willy get brown faster than your body?

Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, and
my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to the
sun I would normally be very pale!

So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body?

Mike

On 7 Aug, 09:00, "Mike" <mikeinlondon200...@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote:
> Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, and
> my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to the
> sun I would normally be very pale!
>
> So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body?
>
> Mike

I find that if i use a sun cream on my body & frying oil on my willy
it does turn it a much deeper shade of brown. & for the benefit of
some on this group, i`m only kidding! Hamish.

"Mike" <mikeinlondon2003NO@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fEVti.5110$mo.2928@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
> Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna,
> and my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to
> the sun I would normally be very pale!
>
> So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body?
>
Your willy changes size depending on, amongst other things, temperature. If
you sunbathe when it's hot (likely?) your willy will absorb UV over a
largish area of skin and be a similar colour to the rest of you. But then,
when it has shrunk somewhat, it will look darker because the pigmentation
becomes more conncentrated.

We went on holiday when my wife was 8 months pregnant, her body tanned to a
fairly consistent brown. But after the baby was born the centre of the now
smaller belly was clearly much darker than the rest of her and remained so
for much of the following winter.

David.

> Your willy changes size depending on, amongst other things, temperature.
> If you sunbathe when it's hot (likely?) your willy will absorb UV over a
> largish area of skin and be a similar colour to the rest of you. But then,
> when it has shrunk somewhat, it will look darker because the pigmentation

Ah! sounds likely!

Mike

"Mike" <mikeinlondon2003NO@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fEVti.5110$mo.2928@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
> Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna,
> and my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to
> the sun I would normally be very pale!
>
> So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body?
>
> Mike
Hope it was not the way Marc and a few other on here got their nose's brown,
as they were brown-nosing Duncan :-)

"marc" <initial.surname@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Mick wrote:
>>
>> Hope it was not the way Marc and a few other on here got their nose's
>> brown, as they were brown-nosing Duncan :-)
>
> I really must have a problem with my communication skills if others thinks
> I am a supporter of Mr Heenans, either that or others need to brush up on
> their reading skills.
>

NOBODY has been "brown-nosing" Duncan. "Mick" (whoever he is) has either
never bothered to read the NG before posting, or is one of those people who
thinks that "anyone who isn't for us (the existing EC) is against us (i.e.
"brown-nosing Duncan"). Clearly the idea that we might actually have our own
views, which are neither for, nor against, Duncan hasn't occurred to him.

Is "Mick" the latest re-incarnation of "Paul", Stephen" etc.?

David.

Mike wrote:
> Just a light hearted survey!
No. In moderate sunshine, I do not use sun-cream and no ill effects have
occurred. i.e. never got sun burnt.

In severe sun (Africa) then a factor 20 or 30 and give the same
consideration as for women's nipples that may not see strong sunlight
too often.

Simon.

"David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> "marc" <initial.surname@btinternet.com> wrote in message
> news:hImdnYQBTfGiPSXbnZ2dnUVZ8q-rnZ2d@bt.com...
>> Mick wrote:
>>>
>>> Hope it was not the way Marc and a few other on here got their nose's
>>> brown, as they were brown-nosing Duncan :-)
>>
>> I really must have a problem with my communication skills if others
>> thinks I am a supporter of Mr Heenans, either that or others need to
>> brush up on their reading skills.
>>
>
> NOBODY has been "brown-nosing" Duncan. "Mick" (whoever he is) has either
> never bothered to read the NG before posting, or is one of those people
> who thinks that "anyone who isn't for us (the existing EC) is against us
> (i.e. "brown-nosing Duncan"). Clearly the idea that we might actually have
> our own views, which are neither for, nor against, Duncan hasn't occurred
> to him.
>
> Is "Mick" the latest re-incarnation of "Paul", Stephen" etc.?
>
> David.

Or maybe even our old 'friend' Bertie's latest incarnation?

"Simon" <Heysford@NotYahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Mike wrote:
>> Just a light hearted survey!
> No. In moderate sunshine, I do not use sun-cream and no ill effects have
> occurred. i.e. never got sun burnt.
>
> In severe sun (Africa) then a factor 20 or 30 and give the same
> consideration as for women's nipples that may not see strong sunlight too
> often.
>
I've got sensitive skin and find that the sun burns tight thin skin most
easily. I cannot go in the sun any length of time without using protection,
especially on the top of my bald head, my shoulders etc. Where the skin is
not so taut, it does not burn so easily. If my willy burns it is normally
only on the foreskin which is more taut, based on this I would expect
willies not to get so brown, but it is certainly true that some men's do get
very brown compared to the rest of their body.

marc wrote:
SNIPPED INAPPROPRIATE TEXT

marc: could you please follow basic netiquette in URN? You are posting
comments that are off topic.

If you wish to criticise Duncan, there are plenty of other threads
dedicated to that but don't fill up every thread that DH replies to with
your unsubstantiated views.

Simon.

Simon wrote:
> marc wrote:
> SNIPPED INAPPROPRIATE TEXT
>
> marc: could you please follow basic netiquette in URN? You are posting
> comments that are off topic.
>
> If you wish to criticise Duncan, there are plenty of other threads
> dedicated to that but don't fill up every thread that DH replies to with
> your unsubstantiated views.
>
> Simon.

As you snipped excessively I have no idea what your talking about.

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Mike	Does your willy get brown faster than your body? Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, and my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to the sun I would normally be very pale! So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body? Mike

	#2
Hamish	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? On 7 Aug, 09:00, "Mike" <mikeinlondon200...@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote: > Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, and > my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to the > sun I would normally be very pale! > > So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body? > > Mike I find that if i use a sun cream on my body & frying oil on my willy it does turn it a much deeper shade of brown. & for the benefit of some on this group, i`m only kidding! Hamish.

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David Looser	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? "Mike" <mikeinlondon2003NO@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message news:fEVti.5110$mo.2928@newsfe4-win.ntli.net... > Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, > and my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to > the sun I would normally be very pale! > > So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body? > Your willy changes size depending on, amongst other things, temperature. If you sunbathe when it's hot (likely?) your willy will absorb UV over a largish area of skin and be a similar colour to the rest of you. But then, when it has shrunk somewhat, it will look darker because the pigmentation becomes more conncentrated. We went on holiday when my wife was 8 months pregnant, her body tanned to a fairly consistent brown. But after the baby was born the centre of the now smaller belly was clearly much darker than the rest of her and remained so for much of the following winter. David.

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Mick	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? "Mike" <mikeinlondon2003NO@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message news:fEVti.5110$mo.2928@newsfe4-win.ntli.net... > Just a light hearted survey! We have just got back from 2 weeks in Arna, > and my willy is noticeably browner than my torso, lol! With no exposure to > the sun I would normally be very pale! > > So...Does your willy get brown faster than your body? > > Mike Hope it was not the way Marc and a few other on here got their nose's brown, as they were brown-nosing Duncan :-)

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Simon	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? Mike wrote: > Just a light hearted survey! No. In moderate sunshine, I do not use sun-cream and no ill effects have occurred. i.e. never got sun burnt. In severe sun (Africa) then a factor 20 or 30 and give the same consideration as for women's nipples that may not see strong sunlight too often. Simon.

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Duncan Heenan	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? "David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:5hrtq7F3lsmr1U1@mid.individual.net... > "marc" <initial.surname@btinternet.com> wrote in message > news:hImdnYQBTfGiPSXbnZ2dnUVZ8q-rnZ2d@bt.com... >> Mick wrote: >>> >>> Hope it was not the way Marc and a few other on here got their nose's >>> brown, as they were brown-nosing Duncan :-) >> >> I really must have a problem with my communication skills if others >> thinks I am a supporter of Mr Heenans, either that or others need to >> brush up on their reading skills. >> > > NOBODY has been "brown-nosing" Duncan. "Mick" (whoever he is) has either > never bothered to read the NG before posting, or is one of those people > who thinks that "anyone who isn't for us (the existing EC) is against us > (i.e. "brown-nosing Duncan"). Clearly the idea that we might actually have > our own views, which are neither for, nor against, Duncan hasn't occurred > to him. > > Is "Mick" the latest re-incarnation of "Paul", Stephen" etc.? > > David. Or maybe even our old 'friend' Bertie's latest incarnation?

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News	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? "Simon" <Heysford@NotYahoo.com> wrote in message news:46b8d0ce$0$31712$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk... > Mike wrote: >> Just a light hearted survey! > No. In moderate sunshine, I do not use sun-cream and no ill effects have > occurred. i.e. never got sun burnt. > > In severe sun (Africa) then a factor 20 or 30 and give the same > consideration as for women's nipples that may not see strong sunlight too > often. > I've got sensitive skin and find that the sun burns tight thin skin most easily. I cannot go in the sun any length of time without using protection, especially on the top of my bald head, my shoulders etc. Where the skin is not so taut, it does not burn so easily. If my willy burns it is normally only on the foreskin which is more taut, based on this I would expect willies not to get so brown, but it is certainly true that some men's do get very brown compared to the rest of their body.

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marc	Re: Does your willy get brown faster than your body? Simon wrote: > marc wrote: > SNIPPED INAPPROPRIATE TEXT > > marc: could you please follow basic netiquette in URN? You are posting > comments that are off topic. > > If you wish to criticise Duncan, there are plenty of other threads > dedicated to that but don't fill up every thread that DH replies to with > your unsubstantiated views. > > Simon. As you snipped excessively I have no idea what your talking about.