Tan line from his shirt collar. Modern sunscreen wasn't invented until the 30s.

I think they wore longer clothes with higher colors back then. They would have a sunt tan from being outside, but only on their head.

Considering historic mens clothing the latter isn’t implausible.

Just asked something about this, the left one looks like he has a shirt collar.

What does it say? There's no reject all and I can't be arsed unchecking then manually.

I fucking knew it

thank you

I'm not sure. The shape and position are weird. But so are his pants.

"Hey, my eyes are up here!"

Sluts

He doesn't need a moustache when he's sporting that gargantuan tallywhacker.

He could fuck himself in the belly button.

If anything, it shows how naive and credulous we became. Old photos with completely made up rubbish captions are now a staple of social media.

Bigorexia is a real thing nowadays. The male body standard inflation on social media is just wild.. unless you're on gear, cut down to 6% body fat and in good lighting you'd get ratio'd into oblivion

People used to do this weird thing called going outside. Believe it or not, they'd spend most of their waking hours doing this weird habit and they were also typically fully dressed too. It was considered scandalous to be caught outside not fully clothed. So the deadly laser that is our Sun would fry their uncovered face much faster than the skin beneath their clothes.

It's his tan line. None of those guys ever saw the sun without wearing a suit.