New Gay Thread (Part 3) - Page 254

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

Ok i have a new avatar, unfortunately the animation is not working out so i will post it here

edit: before is 11 months ago
~118 -> ~130lbs

Nice work. I love your hot, sinuous body. You're a damn greyhound, boy. LOVE IT.

Sidenote: You have several moles. Alwasy be vigilant about making certain they are not changing. Use these pics to monitor changes. Melanoma is the fastest growing, and one of the most deadly, cancers among Caucasians.

garza_20 · 10-09-2009, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

11 months, i just edited my original to show

wow... great job dude... and love the tan

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by garza_20

wow... great job dude... and love the tan

NO, NO, NO! If you have a lot of moles, you're already at an increased risk for skin cancers. It's not worth it, I swear.

I'm working on a case right now involving misdiagnosis and melanoma. The defendant just passes away. He was 26. If you want to be tan, use Mystic Tan or other self-tanners.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0706113656.htm

1.8Tsunami · 10-09-2009, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by BGryphon18

Hey guys.

Hoping maybe someone here can lend a hand in an ongoing investigation to determine exactly WHO this guy is...

Some of you may or may not have seen this picture here or on other sites but no one has yet been able to positively ID this muscle stud. Hopefully someone here will take a look and be able to attach a name to him so that I (along with dozens of other guys) might be able to find more pics of him out in cyberspace!

i143.photobucket.com/albums/r145/BGryphon18/i8a05.jpg

Lol that's my friend Brian

Lol I wish

boon9484 · 10-09-2009, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

Sidenote: You have several moles. Alwasy be vigilant about making certain they are not changing. Use these pics to monitor changes. Melanoma is the fastest growing, and one of the most deadly, cancers among Caucasians.

Yea i've been keeping track of them carefully, I have a few on my back as well, already have had one removed, having another removed soon too... I was born with all of these, the one that was removed and analyzed was shown to be pre-cancerous, (was removed 7 years ago, if I still had it it would have developed into cancer by now).

boon9484 · 10-09-2009, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

NO, NO, NO! If you have a lot of moles, you're already at an increased risk for skin cancers. It's not worth it, I swear.

I'm working on a case right now involving misdiagnosis and melanoma. The defendant just passes away. He was 26. If you want to be tan, use Mystic Tan or other self-tanners.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0706113656.htm

Yea im thinking about using spray tans this year, last winter i would tan for about 4 minutes twice a week to keep my acne down and vitamin D up... i didn't think 4 minutes would harm because its barely enough to maintain a tan, let alone burn...
But you're right, i should be playing it safe with a spray on. thats what i will do from now on.

1.8Tsunami · 10-09-2009, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

Yea im thinking about using spray tans this year, last winter i would tan for about 4 minutes twice a week to keep my acne down and vitamin D up... i didn't think 4 minutes would harm because its barely enough to maintain a tan, let alone burn...
But you're right, i should be playing it safe with a spray on. thats what i will do from now on.

Spray tan ftw...however, it doesn't last long enough IMO. It's good enough though for vacations though

wouldlikemuscle · 10-09-2009, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

I don't know what y'all would do together. She's also a total bottom and likes it rough and dirty. Bump p*ssies, I suppose?

Or find a couple of hot tops to tag team us!

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

Sidenote: You have several moles. Alwasy be vigilant about making certain they are not changing. Use these pics to monitor changes. Melanoma is the fastest growing, and one of the most deadly, cancers among Caucasians.

I've got a couple of moles I keep an eye on. One on my lower back I'm gonna get checked out and hopefully have it removed. Already had one removed a few years ago.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

Yea i've been keeping track of them carefully, I have a few on my back as well, already have had one removed, having another removed soon too... I was born with all of these, the one that was removed and analyzed was shown to be pre-cancerous, (was removed 7 years ago, if I still had it it would have developed into cancer by now).

Of course, then I don't need to remind you that you should never attempt to tan. You already have a genetic predispostion to develop skin cancers. I've intermittently worked on melanoma cancer cases over the years and I've developed a real expertise in the area...so much that I've been paid to be an expert witness in a case or two. I've attended conferences on melanoma over the years, too. When I saw your photo and then realized you were tan, I immediately became alarmed.

5 years ago, I noticed an odd looking mole on the back on a young woman in my gym. It was so noticeable, that I saw it across the room. It had all the telltale trademarks of melanoma. I wasn't sure what to do, but I approached her and said something like, "I don't want to frighten you, but I couldn't help but to notice that mole on your back. I really want to encourage you to visit a dermatologist and have it checked out." Naturally, she thought I was nuts and didn't assure me that she was going to do anything. I saw her again a month or two later and it was clear she had done nothing. So, I intervened again with her husband and told him what I had told her. I said, "I really hope I'm wrong, but it looks like skin cancer and ___doesn't think it's a big deal". He was actually very scared but appeared grateful.

Long story short, he forced her to see a dermatologist who immediate took a puch biopsy. She did have malignant melanoma. And after further surgery and a sential node biopsy, it was determined that the cancer had indeed spread to a single lymph node under her arm.

Melanoma is incurable past stage II and there is no remission. Chemo and other treatments are basically unhelpful. A chick in my spinning class told me sadly that the cancer has spread again to her liver, which puts her at Stage IV - which is terminal.

Sorry for this rant, but I'm hyper vigilant.

*And no, I don't have a tan myself. I have apricot colored skin which is just part of my Swiss heritage.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by wouldlikemuscle

I've got a couple of moles I keep an eye on. One on my lower back I'm gonna get checked out and hopefully have it removed. Already had one removed a few years ago.

Good for you. Brits actually have a pretty high rate of skin cancer, especially melanomas. Although you live in a pretty cloudy climate, Brits once or twice a year hit the Canary Islands or the Med and fry themselves. This sort of intermittant burning is actaully worse than constant exposure you'd get if you lived sunnier climes.

wouldlikemuscle · 10-09-2009, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

Good for you. Brits actually have a pretty high rate of skin cancer, especially melanomas. Although you live in a pretty cloudy climate, Brits once or twice a year hit the Canary Islands or the Med and fry themselves. This sort of intermittant burning is actaully worse than constant exposure you'd get if you lived sunnier climes.

We probably have a higher rate because we're quite irresponsible when out in the sun. It seems the typical Brit will use sun-beds before holidays because they think they then don't need to use as strong sunblock then go sunbathing with minimal/no sunblock.

Twice I've fried myself to an extent where it was actually painful... once in Tenerife and once in Borneo. I know plenty of others who have done the same thing too.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by wouldlikemuscle

We probably have a higher rate because we're quite irresponsible when out in the sun. It seems the typical Brit will use sun-beds before holidays because they think they then don't need to use as strong sunblock then go sunbathing with minimal/no sunblock.

Twice I've fried myself to an extent where it was actually painful... once in Tenerife and once in Borneo. I know plenty of others who have done the same thing too.

Also, genetically your skin tone is adapted to your cloudy climate. That's why Australians [which are predominantly of English heritage] have the world's highest melanoma rates. Basically, their skin is not adapted for the extremely sunny climate. Same goes with folks who live in New Zealand, California, and Arizona.

The worst damage you can do to yourself is allowing sunburns to happen when you're a kid. Even adorable freckles are, in reality, nothing more than sun damage.

I have several of the known risk factors:
-severe childhood sunburns
-blond hair/blue eyes
-freckles
-tanning bed usage...even as a teenager

But luckily I have few moles and I can redily tan...which at least means that my skin has some of the protective features built in. But I'm also had a pre-cancerous legion removed from the eye lid.[always wear sunglasses]. It was called an actinic keratosis. It was frozen off, but then it immediately came right back....whick is not a good sign. You could barely see it and two docs misdiagnosed it as an infected eye brow hair folicle. But it had a scaley feel which is an indicator. It was frozen off more severely again and this time it didn't return.

justinx2009 · 10-09-2009, 10:16 AM

Ugh, moles. I have so many, and I hate hate hate them. So unattractive. I mean, who would want to see them? I am paranoid about them too; I have been to a couple dermatologists (because none of them can seem to prescribe me something effective for acne) and they check my moles, but they go so fast that I always wonder if they're actually thoroughly examining them. Also, I wish my skin wasn't so pale, but I am too afraid to tan lol.

MiamiSpartan · 10-09-2009, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

Good for you. Brits actually have a pretty high rate of skin cancer, especially melanomas. Although you live in a pretty cloudy climate, Brits once or twice a year hit the Canary Islands or the Med and fry themselves. This sort of intermittant burning is actaully worse than constant exposure you'd get if you lived sunnier climes.

My partner has had skin cancer removed 3 times, so we are hyper about SPFs....

newkidintown · 10-09-2009, 11:58 AM

btw Welcome NKIT (Newkidintown)

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thank you. i read the thread a lot but i don't post much.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by justinx2009

Ugh, moles. I have so many, and I hate hate hate them. So unattractive. I mean, who would want to see them? I am paranoid about them too; I have been to a couple dermatologists (because none of them can seem to prescribe me something effective for acne) and they check my moles, but they go so fast that I always wonder if they're actually thoroughly examining them. Also, I wish my skin wasn't so pale, but I am too afraid to tan lol.

I think it's admirable that you're already having them checked out. And don't be afraid to demand that they give you a better screening. I had a "full body check" and the fcuking hot doc didn't even bother to make me drop my boxers or look in between my toes. At that point I mentioned that I was a laywer and that I had a history of melanoma in my family [a total lie, but necessary]. Then he even looked behind my balls and everywhere else, including my scalp and the skin under my pubes.

See there....I made a potentially awkward situation totally HOT.

And don't worry. Your acne will clear up and your pale skin will be gorgeous and milky. Personally, I love pale, milky skin. NO TANNING!

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:23 PM

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btw Welcome NKIT (Newkidintown)

thank you. i read the thread a lot but i don't post much.[/QUOTE]

Heeeeeeyyyyyyyyy

welcome new kid

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MiamiSpartan

My partner has had skin cancer removed 3 times, so we are hyper about SPFs....

I'm assuming he probably had squamous cell or basel cell carcinoma. Both, while potentially disfiguring, are not typically fatal because they don't metastasize often to other organs.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:26 PM

so I'm going to have to be a damn sex machine all day tomorrow. It's going to be a workout that's for sure. But I'm UP for the challenge.

boon9484 · 10-09-2009, 01:45 PM

Wow i am going to go see a dermatologist like asap... My father is a surgeon and has looked at them several times and keeps telling me it isn't a big deal... But I'd be really pissed if one of them turned out to be malignant.

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Originally Posted by justinx2009

Ugh, moles. I have so many, and I hate hate hate them. So unattractive.

no kidding, i have 19 on my back (just small ones, not really that dark either)... but everyone is always like, wow you have a lot of moles :-/ ... I've had all of them as long as i can remember, I dont believe there are any new ones.
Every time i have been tanning, I have covered my back in SPF30, just to add to it, but i def think i'll be spray tanning from now on.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

Wow i am going to go see a dermatologist like asap... My father is a surgeon and has looked at them several times and keeps telling me it isn't a big deal... But I'd be really pissed if one of them turned out to be malignant.

I hope I didn't make you paranoid. The chances of any mole turning malignant is pretty rare indeed. But you are always your own best health advocate.

The moles that were already removed because they had pre-cancerous cells, did they ever tell you specifically what the results of the biopsy was? Severely or moderate atypic/differential cells?

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by boon9484

but i def think i'll be spray tanning from now on.

From a purely vanity standpoint, it's the best solution. Sun damage causes premature wrinkles, age spots and loss of elasticity.

trvlr70 · 10-09-2009, 02:09 PM

Off to go drown some squirrels

justinx2009 · 10-09-2009, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

I think it's admirable that you're already having them checked out. And don't be afraid to demand that they give you a better screening. I had a "full body check" and the fcuking hot doc didn't even bother to make me drop my boxers or look in between my toes. At that point I mentioned that I was a laywer and that I had a history of melanoma in my family [a total lie, but necessary]. Then he even looked behind my balls and everywhere else, including my scalp and the skin under my pubes.

See there....I made a potentially awkward situation totally HOT.

And don't worry. Your acne will clear up and your pale skin will be gorgeous and milky. Personally, I love pale, milky skin. NO TANNING!

Thanks for the advice/words of wisdom =]

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Originally Posted by boon9484

Wow i am going to go see a dermatologist like asap... My father is a surgeon and has looked at them several times and keeps telling me it isn't a big deal... But I'd be really pissed if one of them turned out to be malignant.

no kidding, i have 19 on my back (just small ones, not really that dark either)... but everyone is always like, wow you have a lot of moles :-/ ... I've had all of them as long as i can remember, I dont believe there are any new ones.
Every time i have been tanning, I have covered my back in SPF30, just to add to it, but i def think i'll be spray tanning from now on.

Yeah, I know exactly how you feel. But I guess that's just part of who I am... shouldn't have to change it.

boon9484 · 10-09-2009, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by trvlr70

The moles that were already removed because they had pre-cancerous cells, did they ever tell you specifically what the results of the biopsy was? Severely or moderate atypic/differential cells?

I cant even remember, I'd have to ask my father, he removed it on the kitchen table lol.

mntbikedude · 10-09-2009, 03:36 PM

boon thats awesome progress man.

1.8Tsunami · 10-09-2009, 03:54 PM

Anyone got big plans for the weekend?

1.8Tsunami · 10-09-2009, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by mntbikedude

boon thats awesome progress man.

X2 I always love the animated progress pics

MiamiSpartan · 10-09-2009, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 1.8Tsunami

Anyone got big plans for the weekend?

Working.

justinx2009 · 10-09-2009, 07:07 PM

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Anyone got big plans for the weekend?

YES! I am going to Tampa/Ybor city tomorrow. Beyond excited. Two hour drive there, and another two to get back, but I love it there. And my best friend lives there, haven't seen him in two months. We might see the Paranormal Activity movie...

How about you??