Goose statement of the week

[El Presidente]

Lord give me strength.....

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Dr Sweta Rai of the British Association of Dermatologists tells Sun Online Travel: “The window next to your on a plane may be small, but you’re closer to the ozone layer on a flight by tens of thousands of feet. The sun’s rays are much more harmful at this level and we should all be wearing sun cream when flying.”

[LordAnubis]

Well noooooow you tell me!!!


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[Nino]

Sure ... specially at night
 

[Warren]

Next time I fly I might just wear my budgie smugglers and get a good tan while I'm at it. 

[SirVantes]

Sure, when I next take a long-haul westbound flight that takes off at 7 am, I'll keep sunscreen on my face for the whole 12, maybe 14 hours of the daylight flight.  Great dermatological advice, doc. 

[oliverdst]

ahahaha

dermatologists...

[BuzzArd]

If I did everything I should do, and didn't do anything I shouldn't do I'd be one miserable s.o.b....

[Islandboy]

I don’t see any pilots smearing on sunscreen. Or wearing budgie smugglers, thank goodness.

[NSXCIGAR]

No one should ever leave the house, really. But then, a meteor or earthquake or sinkhole could get you--my god! The world is a scary place.

[luv2fly]

I used sunscreen on my arm.  My right arm would get a lot of sun since it was right next to the windshield.  Learned that lesson after a bad sunburn on that arm.

on a separate note, I made some great sun tea in the cockpit