Used in a sentence: "It's time for the annual message as we head into sunny summertime (even now relevant to those of you in places like where I *used* to live [Chicago's 100 days of summer anyone?]) ... which is to protect yourself from the skin cancer with a few preventative steps, Eselsbrücked for you with the catchy slogan Slip, Slop, Slap and Wrap!"
Note: It strikes me that you could reverse the order of those commands and it would also serve as a sex education of sorts for the males (clearly different cartoon images would need to be used).
Also note: It is true that this phrase was featured as wordplay on a previous Wednesday (on 6.15.11 to be exact). I know yesterday's post was a repeat ... and if once is a coincidence, and twice is a pattern ... will there be a third to make a trend? Tune in tomorrow to see. Regardless, public service announcements like these are worth being repeated every four years, no?
Also also note: not familiar with the Eselsbrücke? Perhaps I shall make it an upcoming Wednesday wordplay? Until then, there's a link below/to follow for a clue ...
UH-OH, I'M REPEATING MYSELF (BUT IT *IS* AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE):
http://capcognition.blogspot.com/2011/06/random-wordplay-for-wednesday-61511.html
EARLY NOTICE: DON'T FRY DAY IS JUST OVER A WEEK AWAY:
http://skincancerprevention.org/programs/dont-fry-day
IN CASE YOU'RE NOT HIP TO THE ESESLSBRüCKE:
http://en.bab.la/dictionary/german-english/eselsbruecke
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