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Beach Play - Tuesday - Period 5
The sun was shining and it was a perfect day for what Marshall had wanted to teach.
"Some people say that tanning is bad for you. Okay, they're kind of right. There's the danger of skin cancer and sunburn and sometimes you get really sweaty and gross. But there's nothing like laying out in the sun and relaxing and getting a nice tan. The sun feels good on your skin and the vitamin D is good for you or something," Marshall said. He probably should have wiki'd that or something. "And, you know, people just look better when they are tan. Correction--when they have a nice tan. Some people take it too far and turn orange. Nobody likes that. Some people can't tan."
English people.
"They burn instead. Which is why I'm insisting that you all put on sunblock today. And, for the love of god, if you feel yourself start to burn lay under one of the umbrellas I've got set out today," Marshall said, pointing to them. "So, yeah. That's what we're doing today. Lay out on towels and tan. Fall asleep and tan, talk and tan, play in the sand and tan, go in the water and tan. Whatever."
This really was the easiest class ever.
"Oh, and I brought a cooler along with soda and juice and stuff in it," Marshall said, nudging his foot at the cooler beside him. "Feel free to help yourselves."
"Some people say that tanning is bad for you. Okay, they're kind of right. There's the danger of skin cancer and sunburn and sometimes you get really sweaty and gross. But there's nothing like laying out in the sun and relaxing and getting a nice tan. The sun feels good on your skin and the vitamin D is good for you or something," Marshall said. He probably should have wiki'd that or something. "And, you know, people just look better when they are tan. Correction--when they have a nice tan. Some people take it too far and turn orange. Nobody likes that. Some people can't tan."
English people.
"They burn instead. Which is why I'm insisting that you all put on sunblock today. And, for the love of god, if you feel yourself start to burn lay under one of the umbrellas I've got set out today," Marshall said, pointing to them. "So, yeah. That's what we're doing today. Lay out on towels and tan. Fall asleep and tan, talk and tan, play in the sand and tan, go in the water and tan. Whatever."
This really was the easiest class ever.
"Oh, and I brought a cooler along with soda and juice and stuff in it," Marshall said, nudging his foot at the cooler beside him. "Feel free to help yourselves."
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"...I think that might be a good thing."
Also the fact that they had the Relationship Talk before having the Sex Talk was in no way indicative of the fact that they were both teenage girls and thus Francine was already way less straight than she believed she was.
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Oh, shut up.
"You're--" Oh look, focused on that back there. "The swimsuit looks nice."
Nice save.
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She had to check. Compared to, say, Fred Femur or Chuck, on rather opposite ends of the scale, it actually was subtle.
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At least she twisted around and wiped at her face, which was trying to compete with Merlin's ears and giving them a good run. "I," she said slowly, "Would love to borrow a shirt from you again. The, uh. Shirt-borrowing was the one good thing about last week."
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Which, you know, meant a lot of practice was needed...
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