Ali_rrr
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Yes? I don't get what's controversial about that? It's a matter of public health and in the long run would save the NHS money.
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[Albion] Free sun cream at the Amex?
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BHAFC is obviously a business, why should they pay for fans that can’t bring their own or put it on before leaving home on a sunny match day?
Absolutely fine if the NHS or government wants to provide free sun cream.
This whole thing is weird.
1. The fact it's made the news is insane
2. The fact people find sunscreen "woke"
3. The fact people cannot conceive of a world where someone forgets sunscreen and may want to buy some
4. That the comments section is so angry over something so minor
1. The fact it's made the news is insane
2. The fact people find sunscreen "woke"
3. The fact people cannot conceive of a world where someone forgets sunscreen and may want to buy some
4. That the comments section is so angry over something so minor
We already get them. Mum gets 4 in the winter months. I thought everyone in the West did.
Sheds a new light on your user name?
I'd guess that for the amount of money it'd cost, if they prevented even a couple of supporters getting skin cancer then the club would make more money from those people spending money on tickets and in the shop and bars etc.
Obviously they'd never be actually able to prove that had happened, but we're not talking huge amounts of money here.
Incidentally, the company I work for stick bottles of suncream in the offices and on sites for people. I imagine somebody's cynical enough to have worked out it'd cost much more in sick leave if somebody goes down with skin cancer or something than it costs to pay for it.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
What would the Factor of choice be?
I prefer a 10 or a 15......50 you might as well sport a duffle coat.
I prefer a 10 or a 15......50 you might as well sport a duffle coat.
The Clamp
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What is this? A playschool? Yogi Bear’s f***ing birthday?
Bring your own sunscreen, you mingey ****s .
Bring your own sunscreen, you mingey ****s .
Ali_rrr
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We have it in lots of public and private places here in The Netherlands. Usually factor 30.
To get to a home game from Shoreham, I have to leave by midday to make sure I can get on a train as they are otherwise packed out after that time.*
* via the Evening Star
The Clamp
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In all seriousness, sun cream is vastly overpriced in the UK and simply not seen by most people as an essential.
It should be available free of charge at all major gathering and events, beaches, parks etc.
I bet it costs a pittance to produce.
It should be available free of charge at all major gathering and events, beaches, parks etc.
I bet it costs a pittance to produce.
Why would you put sun cream in your private places
The Clamp
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A quick google reveals it’s actually quite expensive to produce if it’s effective stuff.
Let them burn.
Let them burn.
- May 8, 2018
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To ensure adult season ticket holders don’t exceed their expected tenure in the family stand I wonder if club sponsored vasectomies will be on offer?
Might ask at the fans forum later
- Jan 19, 2010
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The editor of The Argus definitely made a Boo-Boo running this sunscreen story.
keaton
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- Nov 18, 2004
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I agree. Also why can't people bring their own sugar or ketchup or brown sauce sachets. I reckon if you were stopped providing freeloaders with these we could finally afford the 20 goal a season striker we've waited for
jackalbion
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No next we should have pubs that give away beer in their gardens for free, don’t think you are following.
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You would never want to leave
Wardy's twin
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it would have been nice had it been made available at Wolves.....