How Come We Don’t Argue About Skin Tones with Respect to White People?

Date January 11, 2010

I’ll tell you why: no matter what Big Dermatology tells you, everyone looks better with a tan. Especially Caucasians.

Which is why I’ll never run for public office. Too pale.

As for the President, I never know whether to listen to him or not: it kind of depends on the lighting in the room. If he’s over-exposed, he sounds smarter; I don’t know why.

4 Responses to “How Come We Don’t Argue About Skin Tones with Respect to White People?”

  1. Charlie Martin said:

    That kind of ex[plains everything.

    Who was more over-exposed in 2008 than Obama?

  2. tomg51 said:

    A tan hides imperfections, and accents the margins where un-tanned skin shows.

    Me? uh, no dear, I just thought I saw a tan line, yes, there on her wrist - think she normally wears a watch….

  3. Gordon said:

    Ooof.

  4. dustbury.com » Harshing your melanoma said:

    [...] Little Miss Attila reminds us: [N]o matter what Big Dermatology tells you, everyone looks better with a tan. Especially Caucasians. [...]

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