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Getbig Female Info Boards => Open Talk for Girl Discussion => Topic started by: ToxicAvenger on September 29, 2006, 10:12:34 PM
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we reeeeealy reeeealy like ya girls without it....
i have dated only 1 girl that never wore make up and i loved her for it....when i kiss your cheek i dont wanna taste that crap ya put on your cheeks....that stuff that goes on with poofy brush...
a girl in a simple dress with her hair tightly pulled back in a ponytail is all most of us really ask for..... :)
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ooo..jeans and turtle neck with hair pulled back are soo hot!
...faded jeans with white turtleneck on a blondie or a camel coloured one on a brunette...sooo hot.....
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Somebody's been at the bar scoping the girlies ;D
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ooo..jeans and turtle neck with hair pulled back are soo hot!
...faded jeans with white turtleneck on a blondie or a camel coloured one on a brunette...sooo hot.....
I agree 110% turtle neck, tight jeans , a sexy pair of heels and her hair up. But I happen to like my lady to be madeup. :-*
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Somebody's been at the bar scoping the girlies ;D
lol stells..actually some girl ran into me and got mad at me cause i didn't remember her...told me her and i had a conversation some time ago....she ws a hottie and bi to boot..i'm an idiot >:(
..she had her new girlfriend with her (sooo totally under her league)...sooo i had to behave... :(
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I agree 110% turtle neck, tight jeans , a sexy pair of heels and her hair up. But I happen to like my lady to be madeup. :-*
i dont like make up and the complete lack or responce other than stells shows me stells is the only girl here confident about her looks ...she prolly goes without makeup most of the time :) its so refreshing...yanno the kinda girl that'd come kayaking with ya and wouldn't mind if ya played a really mean april fools joke on her...such girls are rare
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I'm married to a woman who wears absolutely none and she's beautiful. My daughters don't wear any either.
BTW, I'm watching Lost Season 2 and the women are wearing makeup. They've been on an island for two months! ???
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i dont like make up and the complete lack or responce other than stells shows me stells is the only girl here confident about her looks ...she prolly goes without makeup most of the time :) its so refreshing...yanno the kinda girl that'd come kayaking with ya and wouldn't mind if ya played a really mean april fools joke on her...such girls are rare
Now, now you know what they say about assuming don'tcha... ;)
I don't wear much myself, give me a lipstick/lip gloss, a compact to keep away the shine & maybe a little something for a touch of color in my cheeks & I'm good to go. My "makeup" routine on a normal day takes me about 5 minutes in the morning & that's from applying moisturizer to done. Now I'm not saying I never wear more than that (depends on the situation) but even then I still don't do a whole lot - I might add a touch of eyeshadow & some eyeliner :-\
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I'm married to a woman who wears absolutely none and she's beautiful. My daughters don't wear any either.
BTW, I'm watching Lost Season 2 and the women are wearing makeup. They've been on an island for two months! ???
i love that show...and dont ya notice everone has perfect aircuts nor do the women have ANY leg hair ???
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Now, now you know what they say about assuming don'tcha... ;)
I don't wear much myself, give me a lipstick/lip gloss, a compact to keep away the shine & maybe a little something for a touch of color in my cheeks & I'm good to go. My "makeup" routine on a normal day takes me about 5 minutes in the morning & that's from applying moisturizer to done. Now I'm not saying I never wear more than that (depends on the situation) but even then I still don't do a whole lot - I might add a touch of eyeshadow & some eyeliner :-\
mish....i have an inkling that you r a good loking gal :) wayy 2 take the bait though ;D
hey ..a little lipstick is ok...i just hate warpaint.....
as far as the cheeks go hon,,try a pill or 2 of naicin on an empty tummy...
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I hate to say it but a lot of woment that think they are naturals arent so natural! If you can pull it off GREAT if you need some make up put it on baby! I think made up chics are hot!!! :-* :-*
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mish....i have an inkling that you r a good loking gal :) wayy 2 take the bait though ;D
hey ..a little lipstick is ok...i just hate warpaint.....
as far as the cheeks go hon,,try a pill or 2 of naicin on an empty tummy...
Awww... thanks Toxie! I'm not gonna toot my own horn but I think it's safe to say I'm not unattractive ;) as for taking the bait... well... I just couldn't let the coment that stells is the only girl here confident about her looks slide on by - ya know?
BTW I have to comment (yet again) on your avatar... I love the Dark Tower series, Roland is the man!
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I think most gals here are probably confident about their looks. The fact that they were drawn to this site indicates that most are probably fit too :)
Toxy, I actually like wearing make-up and like getting dressed up....but some days I go w/o make-up.........in fact most weekdays I'll leave the gym like a sweaty pig and run errands IN PUBLIC ;D
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... I love the Dark Tower series, Roland is the man!
http://www.stephenking.com/DarkTower/
...that comment makes me wanna ask ya out on a date and not because you could possibly be a hottie....i've met a fello dark tower fan :)...although the hottie part would surely help.
i hope you had the chance the read the "original" gunslinger...for he changed it....post accident...Roland is a different much more ruthless man in the original...Stephen K changed post accident and it reflects in the books on ward from "wizard and glass" (my favourite)
i still wanna know what happened to Rhea and if young Roland ever got his revenge .....i'm always afraid or rereading that one....much as i love it...its a nostalgic read...and i consider that to be the worst of all emotions......which is why i find dickens to to be so sadly delicious....its a love hate thing...
The guns were empty and they boiled at him, transmogrified into an Eye and a Hand, and he stood, screaming and reloading, his mind far away and absent, letting his hands do their reloading trick. Could he hold up a hand, tell them he had spent a thousand years learning this trick and others, tell them of the guns and the blood that had blessed them? Not with his mouth. But his hands could speak their own tale. the gunslinger
"Kill if you will, but command me nothing!" the gunslinger roared. "You have forgotten the faces of those who made you! Now either kill us or be silent and listen to me, Roland of Gilead, son of Steven, gunslinger, and lord of ancient lands! I have not come across all the miles and all the years to listen to your childish prating! Do you understand? Now you will listen to ME!" wizard and glass
the only few books i hold in such high reverance are Wuthering heights and The mayor of castabridge..
" bird and bear and hare and fish, take my love....his fondest wish" Susan
...the man in black fled across the desert...
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in fact most weekdays I'll leave the gym like a sweaty pig and run errands IN PUBLIC ;D
now thats a good girl! 8)
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http://www.stephenking.com/DarkTower/
...that comment makes me wanna ask ya out on a date and not because you could possibly be a hottie....i've met a fello dark tower fan :)...although the hottie part would surely help.
i hope you had the chance the read the "original" gunslinger...for he changed it....post accident...Roland is a different much more ruthless man in the original...Stephen K changed post accident and it reflects in the books on ward from "wizard and glass" (my favourite)
i still wanna know what happened to Rhea and if young Roland ever got his revenge .....i'm always afraid or rereading that one....much as i love it...its a nostalgic read...and i consider that to be the worst of all emotions......which is why i find dickens to to be so sadly delicious....its a love hate thing...
The guns were empty and they boiled at him, transmogrified into an Eye and a Hand, and he stood, screaming and reloading, his mind far away and absent, letting his hands do their reloading trick. Could he hold up a hand, tell them he had spent a thousand years learning this trick and others, tell them of the guns and the blood that had blessed them? Not with his mouth. But his hands could speak their own tale. the gunslinger
"Kill if you will, but command me nothing!" the gunslinger roared. "You have forgotten the faces of those who made you! Now either kill us or be silent and listen to me, Roland of Gilead, son of Steven, gunslinger, and lord of ancient lands! I have not come across all the miles and all the years to listen to your childish prating! Do you understand? Now you will listen to ME!" wizard and glass
the only few books i hold in such high reverance are Wuthering heights and The mayor of castabridge..
" bird and bear and hare and fish, take my love....his fondest wish" Susan
...the man in black fled across the desert...
Well thankee sai! ;D
Yes I did read the original gunslinger version (82 right?)...
"Shall there be truth between us, as two men? Not as friends, but as enemies and equals? There is an offer you will get rarely, Roland. Only enemies speak the truth. Friends and lovers lie endlessly, caught in the web of duty."
I agree the tone of the books changed after the accident but I guess almost losing your life will do that to ya... irregardless Roland is a baaad man. I haven't re-read the series since the last one came out... I will but since I now know about the tower (& the horn) I have to get myself back into a frame of mind to read them. Of course some things will never be answered completely to my satisfaction but that's Mr. King for ya... besides it's not like life will give you all the answers either & I can live with that - especially considering at one point he didn't even think he'd finish them before he died so I'll take what I can get.
... and the gunslinger followed.
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We are well met sai mish :)
S.K. ended the story as he did for what else does a man have to do when all his work is done.....but die....
its not fair i still think for SK to leave rhea alive in my mind...i demand revenge...Wizard and glass ws the most vivid of all his books...i could almost smell the salty mejis air...
..plus growing up my friday night activities used to involve racing my friends on horses right on the beach and i always used to ride my "shaheen" (falcon) ....named so cause the faster he got...the smoother his ride became...and so i kinda understood "rusher"(rolands horse)...and roland..and the hot horse breath and the sternness of september air...ad letting loose at full tilt...and then urging the horse to go just a tad faster...and then realizing yet another gear...and urging him faster yet...it made ya feel giddy in that way that ya do when ya meet someone you know you r gonna fall in love with....
Was there ever a trap to match the trap of love?
...long days and pleasant nights...
I do want to love! he cried, but although Eddie was also crying a little now with the woman in the wheelchair, the gunslinger's eyes remained as dry as the desert he had crossed to reach this sunless sea
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Dare I say I'm feeling the formation of a ka-tet... ;D
"...If you have given up your heart for the Tower, Roland, you have already lost. A heartless creature is a loveless creature, and a loveless creature is a beast. To be a beast is perhaps bearable, although the man who has become one will surely pay hell's own price in the end, but what if you should gain your object? What if you should, heartless, actually storm the Dark Tower and win it? If there is naught but darkness in your heart, what could you do except degenerate from beast to monster? To gain one's object as a beast would only be bitterly comic, like giving a magnifying glass to an elephaunt. But to gain one's object as a monster..."
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i hate seeing girls that have makeup on, but stops at the jaw. It makes that line acrrass the face. Blend it down or something!
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HAHAHAHAHA!!! Yeah that's pretty bad... how do you not notice that!?!
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i see it all the time. Each time i want to go up to them and say something.
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Dare I say I'm feeling the formation of a ka-tet... ;D
"...If you have given up your heart for the Tower, Roland, you have already lost. A heartless creature is a loveless creature, and a loveless creature is a beast. To be a beast is perhaps bearable, although the man who has become one will surely pay hell's own price in the end, but what if you should gain your object? What if you should, heartless, actually storm the Dark Tower and win it? If there is naught but darkness in your heart, what could you do except degenerate from beast to monster? To gain one's object as a beast would only be bitterly comic, like giving a magnifying glass to an elephaunt. But to gain one's object as a monster..."
that is actually one of my fav lines.....anther fav ..from memory
" control the things u can control maggot...and let everything else take a flying fuck at you. And if you must go down, go down with your guns blazing" Cort
mish is another Ka-mai......(kas fool) :)
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i hate seeing girls that have makeup on, but stops at the jaw. It makes that line acrrass the face. Blend it down or something!
i have really bad eyes...so i never notice at night...but on the bright side...i'm under the impression that i'm pretty good looking ;D
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i have really bad eyes...so i never notice at night...but on the bright side...i'm under the impression that i'm pretty good looking ;D
lol
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I happen to love makeup and the different things you can do with it. There are many days were I go very minimal or with none at all and when I am at teh gym I couldn't care less but when I am going out I get to be daring and accentuate the features that I want. Makeup is just another accessory and it makes being a girl a whole lot more fun.
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I happen to love makeup and the different things you can do with it. There are many days were I go very minimal or with none at all and when I am at teh gym I couldn't care less but when I am going out I get to be daring and accentuate the features that I want. Makeup is just another accessory and it makes being a girl a whole lot more fun.
ok good point but i've know girls...good looking ones that wouldn't leave home without it...that ..well it just made me think they were insecure.. :(
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ok good point but i've know girls...good looking ones that wouldn't leave home without it...that ..well it just made me think they were insecure.. :(
It makes me think they are trying to look nice for ME ;D
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Maybe insecure but maybe just because it does helo to make you feel a litttle bit better, more polished. If you are with a girl who wears too much makeup and it bothers you just give a ton more compliments when she is wearing barely any or none at all, she may start to like the look better also.
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Maybe insecure but maybe just because it does helo to make you feel a litttle bit better, more polished. If you are with a girl who wears too much makeup and it bothers you just give a ton more compliments when she is wearing barely any or none at all, she may start to like the look better also.
thats my other problems...i hardly ever give compliments...compliment s are like roses..i'm not one of hand over the whole boquet all at once...otherwise it takes emotion out of it...like people who go around saying " i love u" far too often..
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I wear very little make up unless I'm going out to a very nice dinner or to a party or club (or on stage and for shoots, of course).
For work in the mornings, I spend five minutes tops slapping on a bit of eyeshadow, mascara, and bronzer, and the one thing I always have with me is lip gloss. I'm addicted to MAC's Lipglass. I never wear foundation in day-to-day life.
On the weekends, I barely put even an ounce on, and the only reason why I would have any on when I go into the gym is because I'm coming from work.
Make up is definitely fun and is like wearing accessories: if I have the time to make it look right, then great, but I can do without and not care at all.
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hey jodi..long time no see...! :)
now i have someone to talk lit with...in the middle of bleak house right now...read it?
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Actually, I haven't. How is it so far?
I'm almost to the end of Joyce Carol Oates, The Falls. Excellent novel; very interesting switches in points of view, which are generally taught to be no-no's when writing literature. Most authors wouldn't be able to handle the constant and sudden changes of these points of view so smoothly.
Start up a book thread, and I'll pop into it. I don't want to hijack the make up thread with bookwormish topics.
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Yes, do start a book thread.
Didn't read Bleak house, bought the DVD aong with Martin Chuzzlewit.
I love English history.
Sandra
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Actually, I haven't. How is it so far?
I'm almost to the end of Joyce Carol Oates, The Falls. Excellent novel; very interesting switches in points of view, which are generally taught to be no-no's when writing literature. Most authors wouldn't be able to handle the constant and sudden changes of these points of view so smoothly.
Start up a book thread, and I'll pop into it. I don't want to hijack the make up thread with bookwormish topics.
yanno..i emotionaly struggled thru david copper field and oliver twist made me feel like it ws fall constantly but thankfully dickens morbid sense of nostalgia is kept at wraps in this one....its actually quite funny...some of it is angry satire at societies indifference but its genuinely made me laugh :) ..i'm a little less than midway..
and u r wellcome to hijack it jodi...lets pull a lord tennyson on this thread... :D
..ok ws that funny or just plain nerdy ???
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I really should venture into Bleak House and Tale of Two Cities and see if those novels get rid of the distaste and boredom I'm left with when I read Dickens. I refused to teach Great Expectations for fear of driving my students even further into hating me. I chose Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 instead as the ninth-grade novel.
Have you read Wilkie Collins' Moonstone? I read it in college and thoroughly enjoyed it.
I've moved on to Sue Kidd's second novel, The Mermaid Chair, and am going to see if it's as good as her first, The Secret Life of Bees. I don't know if these two constitute as "chick lit" per se, but I don't see too many guys curling up in a chair and losing themselves in her novels. Her imagery is beautiful, though. Along similar lines with Alice Hoffman.
Tell me, have you noticed that if an author comes out with a brilliant piece of work the first go 'round, many can never repeat it again?
I also recently read Wasted, Marya Hornbacher's memoir (not as embellished as James Frye's work) regarding her battle with anorexia and bulimia. Hmmm...let me tie this back to the make up topic that began this thread. I think every person uses some tool to help chisel away at the insecurities that lie within. For some, these tools are reckless, harmful; for others, the tools of choice are whimsical and harmless (like dependence upon make up in order to go to the grocery on a Saturday morning).
I saw so many parallels between Hornbacher's experience and the pitfalls of this industry--what leads a person down this particular competitive road and what keeps us coming back for more. One of my close friends who does national-level fitness is in the middle of the book now and mentioned she saw these parallels too. I wonder if anyone else has read the book and noticed the connections as well?
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I really should venture into Bleak House and Tale of Two Cities and see if those novels get rid of the distaste and boredom I'm left with when I read Dickens. I refused to teach Great Expectations for fear of driving my students even further into hating me. I chose Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 instead as the ninth-grade novel
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awww i loved great expectations...DO venture into bleak house....it IS funny.....ok about great expectations you cant go into it for the story...sometimes you read dickens for the chraming way he writes...the way he phrases...you get to enjoy language..get a different taste of it so to say...its kinda like Dorian grey...the story itself is pretty simple...however Wilde writes so charmingly :)
Have you read Wilkie Collins' Moonstone? I read it in college and thoroughly enjoyed it.
now..unfortunately i dont read as much as i used to...most of the time i am stuck reading technical stuff >:(..its effecting my personality >:(
I've moved on to Sue Kidd's second novel, The Mermaid Chair, and am going to see if it's as good as her first, The Secret Life of Bees. I don't know if these two constitute as "chick lit" per se, but I don't see too many guys curling up in a chair and losing themselves in her novels. Her imagery is beautiful, though. Along similar lines with Alice Hoffman.
i used to curl up in chairs when i ws 10ish..to read...but...since then...i'll usually sit on the floor with my back to the bed..but no unfortunately i have not ventured into the newish writers...i'm always afraid i'm gonna find em to be cliches and i'm gonna be stuck halfway thru the book totally bored..
Tell me, have you noticed that if an author comes out with a brilliant piece of work the first go 'round, many can never repeat it again?
well...yes here n there i have noticed that..me thinks that the first book is written for the authers pleasure..the second for the audience...hense the difference...howrever didn't wilde write "importance of being ernest" towards the end?
I think every person uses some tool to help chisel away at the insecurities that lie within. For some, these tools are reckless, harmful; for others, the tools of choice are whimsical and harmless (like dependence upon make up in order to go to the grocery on a Saturday morning).
i agree...and self actualisation is actually the complete elimination of such insecurities..a la platos forms :)
http://www.anselm.edu/homepage/dbanach/platform.htm
Preface to Dorian Grey
The artist is the creator of beautiful things.
To reveal art and conceal the artist is art's aim.
The critic is he who can translate into another manner or a new material his impression of beautiful things.
The highest as the lowest form of criticism is a mode of autobiography. Those who find ugly meanings in beautiful things are corrupt without being charming.
This is a fault.
Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated. For these there is hope.
They are the elect to whom beautiful things mean only beauty.
There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book. Books are well written, or badly written.
That is all.
The nineteenth century dislike of realism is the rage of Caliban seeing his own face in a glass.
The nineteenth century dislike of romanticism is the rage of Caliban not seeing his own face in a glass.
The moral life of man forms part of the subject-matter of the artist, but the morality of art consists in the perfect use of an imperfect medium. No artist desires to prove anything. Even things that are true can be proved.
No artist has ethical sympathies.
An ethical sympathy in an artist is an unpardonable mannerism of style. No artist is ever morbid. The artist can express everything.
Thought and language are to the artist instruments of an art.
Vice and virtue are to the artist materials for an art.
From the point of view of form, the type of all the arts is the art of the musician.
From the point of view of feeling, the actor's craft is the type.
All art is at once surface and symbol.
Those who go beneath the surface do so at their peril.
Those who read the symbol do so at their peril.
It is the spectator, and not life, that art really mirrors.
Diversity of opinion about a work of art shows that the work is new, complex, and vital.
When critics disagree, the artist is in accord with himself.
We can forgive a man for making a useful thing as long as he does not admire it. The only excuse for making a useless thing is that one admires it intensely.
All art is quite useless.
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Ohhh...I love Dorian Grey. Love, love, love that book! I need to find my dog-eared copy. I have so many quotes that I underlined and saved for future discussions.
I have a huge chair and ottoman in the color of eggplant and the fabric of microfiber. It sits in the corner of my living room between huge windows, and I am most relaxed and most at home when I sit there and spend the day or evening reading.
One thing I did differently this competitive season was to make sure I kept up with my reading. It's easy to let it falter when trying to fit in work, workouts, food prep, etc. I go to Starbucks on my lunch break and read for the hour, and I read during my hour-long cardio sessions. Makes me look forward to doing cardio!
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hopeless romantic :)
Don't be misled into the paths of virtue. Wilde
:)
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we reeeeealy reeeealy like ya girls without it....
i have dated only 1 girl that never wore make up and i loved her for it....when i kiss your cheek i dont wanna taste that crap ya put on your cheeks....that stuff that goes on with poofy brush...
a girl in a simple dress with her hair tightly pulled back in a ponytail is all most of us really ask for..... :)
Fussy arent we Toxie? Well I disagree.
Different strokes for different folks, look the way you want to look, do what you want and take pride in yourself. Guys are attracted to many different looks and styles.
For me, posture has been one of the most attractive assets. How a person carries themself explains a lot about a person.
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Fussy arent we Toxie? Well I disagree.
Different strokes for different folks, look the way you want to look, do what you want and take pride in yourself. Guys are attracted to many different looks and styles.
For me, posture has been one of the most attractive assets. How a person carries themself explains a lot about a person.
is this powerrod or Beyond genetics?
it ws just something to talk about man!
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is this powerrod or Beyond genetics?
it ws just something to talk about man!
I don't think Fark is either of those guys Toxy. He's def. not Beyond Genetics! I think Fark is his own person :)
And I don't think he was dissing you ... everything's kewl here :)
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no i didn't think he ws mumsey! BG ws a good friend..well at least he took the time to banter theoritical physics with me...
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HAHAHAHA!!! I love it! ;D
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awesome
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waaa this is a brilliant thread. it's taken me this long to read it though. i'll come back to the makeup later >toxic...
flower, you're hilarious.
but I was gonna suggest we did a book club here on line. but I figured I'd be laughed off. reading this thread i wonder whether we couldn't? We all choose and vote on a book on the Sunday or something and discuss it on the following weekend?
brilliant thread
I guess I'm glad I saved it, waited to read it, till now.
perhaps I woulda wrecked it if i'da raved about how much makeup gets in the way.
I so so ssoooooooooo hate it {except for Sat nights and big parties.
Linda
I wear glasses and no makeup
xL
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flower i need to save this and send it to someone. thanks so much. it's looooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooool llllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllll
but my computer has suddenly changed. what is it with these everyday do you wanna upload all these new versions? I just click not today thankyou.
Nor can I any longer just click and scroll over a pic to my desktop. Now I have to do some crap and download. It's okay I copied and saved your fab cartoon.
Thanks xL
i haven't got time to put mascara on, I've got to wash my face and sort out my desktop instead. oh hang on, i've got a great joke about curtains someplace...
coming up
x
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nope, i can't find it and I thought i'd filed all my jokes under >jokes.
oh well, you've probably heard it already. it's about (I can't tell jokes very well) some blonde with windows.
It's funny 'cos I have a mac. I'll find it if it's still worth repeating.
goodnight
xL
always wipe that crap off your face at night and then wash well. and behind your ears
au revoir
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flowey..YOU of all people should not be endorsing makeup!
you r a hottie without it..and you know it..so dont do the whole.." aww thanx for the complient..i ws soo unaware thing"...
you DONT need makeup...
shouldn't women be backing me up on this?? i mean i'm saying i like women without make up...plus it shows they r confident about their looks.....
cant speak for other guys...but confidence...and a little bitchiness..is awesome!
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amendum :
the girl i laid in my car...i know athe exact point iat which i wanted her....i told her she ws a hottie and she said " i know" :)
i ws hers for the night after that :)
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AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!! 8) :-*
I don't wear alot of makeup, and I do go to the store sometimes without any on, but I have no eyelashes without mascara. ::)
mascara ya ok for ginger kids :-*