12 cheeky reactions to the new fad of “perineum sunning”
As if people haven’t got enough to worry about with the onslaught of climate change, increasingly unstable global politics and the very real prospect of a Mrs Brown’s Boys Christmas special, they now have an outside chance of happening upon unexpected arseholes when out walking. Literal arseholes, too, not just people who leave litter all over the place or insist on bringing a guitar to the park.
'Perineum sunning' is latest insanity wellness influencers swear by https://t.co/AiHa6jxKeH pic.twitter.com/jkrxA9X5Vi
— New York Post (@nypost) November 26, 2019
According to the New York Post, enthusiasts insist that 30 seconds of sunshine on the anus is like a whole day of sunshine on the rest of the body, which is great if you need extra vitamin D, but not brilliant for whoever you’re expecting to apply the factor 50.
It was far too much of an open goal for Twitter to pass up.
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Gives new meaning to "the crack of dawn" https://t.co/LZLM8jcy5g
— Connor Byrne (@connorjbyrne) November 27, 2019
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'I'm so glad we bought this delightful chalet next to the health spa and omg omg omg'
— Grace Dent (@gracedent) 27 November 2019
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Sesame Street's banned 'W' episode https://t.co/SsvlsCg7zx
— Fred Delicious (@Fred_Delicious) November 27, 2019
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That’s one way to change your ringtone. https://t.co/XJBblUPYg2
— Pundamentalism (@Pundamentalism) November 27, 2019
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"Perineum Sunning" pic.twitter.com/EW7pS80XLe
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) November 28, 2019
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this isn't new, people in Liverpool have been sticking the sun up their arse for years
— joe (@mutablejoe) 27 November 2019
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i don’t think this is what chris cornell meant by black hole sun https://t.co/AqxwSbwec8
— kim thanks 🦃 (@KimmyMonte) November 27, 2019