how many times did Elvis tan? did he have any freckles or moles so there could've been a possibility of melanoma?
also, post some pics of his tan if you want. as a guy, i'd die to have his without anything life threatening happening. i think his best tan was on holiday in may 72 in hawaii before the MSG shows. he never looked better!
i can't find it though lol
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Re: Elvis and his tan
Great post!
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249. No, it was 252.Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:how many times did Elvis tan?
He had 2 freckles, and 3 moles. All removed by Vernon and Dodger in 1959.Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:did he have any freckles or moles so there could've been a possibility of melanoma?
Gee, thanks!Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:also, post some pics of his tan if you want.
Oh, nothing beats his tan in June 1968. It rivals ANYTHING that phony George Hamilton ever showed in public.Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:i think his best tan was on holiday in may 72 in hawaii before the MSG shows. he never looked better!
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no, but i'm sure you have, cause you ask for it 
and yes Doc, i did read #3 post
oh jesus christ! it seems every question i ask, i get bashed for, coz i'm 15? be grateful for that, coz there are'nt that many kids my age that like Elvis
its just a curious question, nothing really stupid, you guys make it out to be though
and yes Doc, i did read #3 post
oh jesus christ! it seems every question i ask, i get bashed for, coz i'm 15? be grateful for that, coz there are'nt that many kids my age that like Elvis
its just a curious question, nothing really stupid, you guys make it out to be though
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personally i liked his looks best when he wasn't quite so tan...
exception being ttwii. he has a very dark tan there, but it looks good.
for example, i really do like his look in eot, even though that's mostly the lighting causing the paleness. there's a lot of people that seem to complain that he wasn't tan enough in eot, but if you look when the stage-lights aren't on him, he looks more tanned.
though i must say, some points in the 60s he really did tap into his part-cherokee heritage, and not just the roles where he was playing indian or part-indian...flaming star, stay away joe, gi blues, blue hawaii...am i missing any?
funny thing was is he was born a blonde/blue-eyed boy.
personally i prefered him with the dark brown hair-dye rather than the blue-black color. his best later hair was between 69-71. and it's a shame it took years for the sideburns to come back after king creole. it would have really helped his appearance in the early to mid-60s. also i'd have had him do the non-plastered mop hair with bangs and thicker sideburns earlier. it really made a difference. though the 70s had a few helmet hair problems.
i'd have to say some of the pictures where he looks absolutely AMAZING, are that occasion where you see him showing off his guns and also the occasion where you see him with priscilla who is wearing the blue hoody top and elvis looks very regal. his hair looks great and his tan is just right.
exception being ttwii. he has a very dark tan there, but it looks good.
for example, i really do like his look in eot, even though that's mostly the lighting causing the paleness. there's a lot of people that seem to complain that he wasn't tan enough in eot, but if you look when the stage-lights aren't on him, he looks more tanned.
though i must say, some points in the 60s he really did tap into his part-cherokee heritage, and not just the roles where he was playing indian or part-indian...flaming star, stay away joe, gi blues, blue hawaii...am i missing any?
funny thing was is he was born a blonde/blue-eyed boy.
personally i prefered him with the dark brown hair-dye rather than the blue-black color. his best later hair was between 69-71. and it's a shame it took years for the sideburns to come back after king creole. it would have really helped his appearance in the early to mid-60s. also i'd have had him do the non-plastered mop hair with bangs and thicker sideburns earlier. it really made a difference. though the 70s had a few helmet hair problems.
i'd have to say some of the pictures where he looks absolutely AMAZING, are that occasion where you see him showing off his guns and also the occasion where you see him with priscilla who is wearing the blue hoody top and elvis looks very regal. his hair looks great and his tan is just right.
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LMAO!drjohncarpenter wrote:Did you miss post #3 above??Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:yes i did, i thought i'd get some expert answers
No one knows Elvis, the Tan and his Music, more than me!!
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Sorry for the stupid question but what is the meaning of LMAO??tupelo_boy wrote:LMAO!drjohncarpenter wrote:Did you miss post #3 above??Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:yes i did, i thought i'd get some expert answers
No one knows Elvis, the Tan and his Music, more than me!!
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Since English is not my first language certain things I don´t know.
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If you have to ask, no answer will suffice.Scott Haigh 781990EP wrote:whats so stupid about the question tupelo boy? it was a curious question and i get bashed for it?! pathetic
Take a peek around the Internet, you'll find plenty of other Elvis MBs happy to debate your "curious question."
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You really are obsessed with homosexual acts. They are never far from the surface in your mind are they?Graceland Gardener wrote:drjohncrapenter wrote: No one knows Elvis, the Tan and his Music, more than me!!
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True!
Doc's ultimate gay dream is to rub suntan lotion all over Elvis.
'68 Elvis, that is.
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Wrong TJTJTJ.TJ wrote:You really are obsessed with homosexual acts. They are never far from the surface in your mind are they?
re: drjohncrapenter. The way he obsesses over the '68 Comeback Elvis,
it's something not far from the surface of his mind!
- see TJ, to make a homo insinuation of a straight person is an attempt to insult.
I made such an insinuation to Doc above.
Difference is: GG aint gay.
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