Well it's legal so you can do whatever you want. Do I prefer to see it? No. Hot chicks I do enjoy seeing topless but it's still indecent and I probably wouldn't have the highest opinion of her but still enjoy the show.
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Do you think it's indecent to ride without a shirt?
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I did it last year with my buddy when we went to Wasaga. Rode around the strip in my swim shorts and helmet (and riding boots! lol).....but it was more of a joke. I wouldn't do it on the regular. Certainly not in the city. Taking bugs to the bare chest at highway speed is actually not a pleasant feeling.
You need SOME sun, or at least vitamin D supplements. Otherwise you are exposing yourself to a greater risk of other cancers, the kind that attacks the lining of our organs (colorectal cancer being an example).
Yeah...I realized that this year. I still try to stay away from the sun, but I still get more than I used to. I've always been a night person, though. The older I get, the more I realize that everything's about moderation and balance. With that said, I still hate the sun. hahaha
One thing I miss about the bicycle is the full face. I hate getting pelted by bugs in the face
. I highly doubt I'd ride without a shirt on the bike unless it was around the beach or I was in Arizona again.I also have a theory that one of the reasons white people suck at aging is 'cause they get too much sun (coupled with having lighter skin pigments to begin with). I've also learned that wearing sunglasses when you're younger makes a really difference with crow's feet when you're older.
themoreyouknow.jpg, I guess
that theory doesn't explain why black people are a little more physically fit or why people in the Caribbean age better than people in N. america.
I've always been in the sun, I played several sports as a child and never locked myself indoors. I do hiking occasionally and bicycle the Don Trails.
I'm Chinese by descent and ppl think I look Philipino. My mom used to give me a hard time about me getting dark. If u ask me, I think I am still healthier than the average Asian population. Most people would never, ever guess my age. I still get carded sometimes at the Beer Store. Someone refused to sell me a Beer at a restaurant in Sudbury, go figure.
It would to some degree, actually. Darker pigments means you're less likely to burn (which = lower chance of skin cancer) + your skin isn't as negatively affected by the sun. So the fact that they get more sun than a North American can be equalized by a darker pigmentation. I'm also not too sure about how the black people being more fit is relevant, but one explanation is that a lot of black people tend to have more fast-twitch muscles than slow-twitch.
I used to play outside all day from the morning to late at night. I think it's really anywhere in asia where being lighter is valued. For Philippines, I know it's because being fairer-skinned means that you don't have to do much labour (which means that you'd be part of the higher class in society). It's also partly because they're all about imitating the Americans or just white people in general.
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