Those Cheeky Lil Cellular Rebels

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Those Cheeky Lil Cellular Rebels

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Ever notice how your skin cells throw the wildest rebellion parties after a sunburn? It's like they've been waiting for this moment their entire (very short) lives! UV radiation hits and suddenly these microscopic troublemakers are like, "PARTY TIME! Let's make some mutant babies!" Your epidermis goes from responsible tissue to cellular spring break in Cancun. And the worst part? These tiny traitors don't even invite you to their multiplication rave! Next time you forget sunscreen, just remember - you're basically giving millions of cells permission to start their own unauthorized civilization. SPF stands for "Stop Proliferating, Friends!"

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