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Chinese Woman Transforms into a Sludge Monster to Prevent Tanning

By Kyle Wagner Published August 12, 2011, 3:20 pm ET

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You know how it’s fun to make fun of crispy orange tanning bed junkies? Yeah, turns out the opposite is actually funnier. This is a Chinese woman avoiding direct sunlight by using “high-tech” anti-tanning swimwear, or in common parlance, a latex gimp suit. [MicGadget]

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