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Putty posted:anything made of bones I thought that was Pick's forte? Anyway, nice to see the ladythread alive again.
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If you had jobs like grownups are supposed to you wouldn't have even noticed the temporary thread go bye byes.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 07:50 |
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I found tinted moisturizer to be kind of washy. I don't know, it looks really bad and streaky on my face where a BB cream is more even coverage. Also, I can put on regular moisturizer then put on the BB cream if my face feels a little dry. You can also use the BB cream then put on foundation for even more coverage. I dunno, I just prefer it. I can just slap it on and leave the house or build up coverage without looking like I'm caked on a shitload of makeup.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 07:52 |
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Captain Backslap posted:If you had jobs like grownups are supposed to you wouldn't have even noticed the temporary thread go bye byes. Time zones. You live in one, mine is likely different.
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Captain Backslap posted:If you had jobs like grownups are supposed to you wouldn't have even noticed the temporary thread go bye byes. hey man I'm a student, and also it went down in the evening for me when I probably wouldn't be working anyways the BB cream stuff is fine for me because I don't use any skin cream at all so I'm not having to worry about it replacing anything, plus it was actually cheaper than the tinted moisturizers and foundations
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 08:15 |
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Captain Backslap posted:If you had jobs like grownups are supposed to you wouldn't have even noticed the temporary thread go bye byes. I do and I still did. I work in the evenings.
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What kind of makeup do I need to cosplay a Patrick Nagel piece?
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 08:32 |
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Sabel posted:What kind of makeup do I need to cosplay a Patrick Nagel piece? Clown white.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 08:37 |
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I'm thinking whatever it is geisha wear
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 08:46 |
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Geisha used to wear something that had bird poop mixed in it, and also some severe chemicals. Ben Nye Clown White, bold (probably brown-toned) lip color of your choice, black eye liner, possibly a black brow pencil if your eye liner won't work for that, plus a black wig, a lot of hairspray, and some way to add the white lines to your hair. A single weft of synthetic white hair, cut up, glued together, and sewn in before the hairspraying, might work.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 09:34 |
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Fabulist posted:Geisha used to wear something that had bird poop mixed in it, and also some severe chemicals. They have new improved stuff that won't kill you slowly, but it's still kind of unusual (they generally mix it up right before application) and there's a lot of other steps like coating your skin in an oil base coat basically.
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Fabulist posted:Geisha used to wear something that had bird poop mixed in it, and also some severe chemicals.
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Kimmalah posted:They have new improved stuff that won't kill you slowly, but it's still kind of unusual (they generally mix it up right before application) and there's a lot of other steps like coating your skin in an oil base coat basically. This is good to know. My springtime plans include going to Kyoto and having Maiko dress me up like a Geisha and then teaching me the (shortened for tourists) tea ceremony. I'm stoked that I will not be smearing bird poo on my face.
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poopkitty posted:This is good to know. My springtime plans include going to Kyoto and having Maiko dress me up like a Geisha and then teaching me the (shortened for tourists) tea ceremony. I'm stoked that I will not be smearing bird poo on my face. You can do that? That sounds awesome. Memoirs of a Geisha is no lie my favorite shameful novel.
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P_T_S posted:You can do that? That sounds awesome. Memoirs of a Geisha is no lie my favorite shameful novel. http://www.kyoto-maiko.com/English/ You sure can! There are also photo studios here that have Kimono you can borrow and makeup/hair artists for formal pictures. I love seeing the traditional baby pictures in the windows. Elaborate formal kimono are very expensive. I love seeing older ladies on the trains on the weekends in their pretty kimono and teeny tiny zori. (flip floppy shoes)
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 13:51 |
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I'm not a skirts and dresses kind of gal. I don't think I even own one until now because seriously guys tell me you wouldn't wear the hell out of this
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Women's Rights? posted:I'm not a skirts and dresses kind of gal. I don't think I even own one owls are seriously in right now. everywhere i go there is owl jewelry, owl paraphernalia and memorabilia. makes me wonder who really is calling the shots
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 15:42 |
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Fabulist posted:Geisha used to wear something that had bird poop mixed in it, and also some severe chemicals. They also sucked cocks for a living
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 15:45 |
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owls have always owned. a dude tried to sell me a wooden owl he'd carved yesterday and I almost wish I bought it
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Women's Rights? posted:I'm not a skirts and dresses kind of gal. I don't think I even own one I neeeeeeeed it I don't understand why owls are so fashionable but it's all cool with me since it means I get to look as twee as possible at all times. I saw the cutest owl dress the other day (and it had pockets!) but didn't buy it because I was meant to be looking for bridesmaid dresses for my sister's wedding and now I wish I had
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 15:57 |
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Hooters are supposed to be on your top not below your navel unless you are like 70+ years old.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 16:00 |
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Neat fact about geishas: Because of their weird terrible hairstyle, they can't use normal pillows, they use little wooden neck pillows to keep their heads off the ground. Also, they all have bald spots, unless they get surgery to fix it.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 16:03 |
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hootie hoo
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blippyblop posted:owls are seriously in right now. everywhere i go there is owl jewelry, owl paraphernalia and memorabilia. makes me wonder who really is calling the shots My grandmother on my dad's side collected owl figurines her entire life. When she passed away, they decided to leave a table full of them at the wake for people to take and remember her by. I thought it was sweet.
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Crow Jane posted:My grandmother on my dad's side collected owl figurines her entire life. When she passed away, they decided to leave a table full of them at the wake for people to take and remember her by. I thought it was sweet. ty now I'm cryeing at work
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Is this really just a girl chat thread? Which of you are girls
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 16:49 |
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numbs posted:Is this really just a girl chat thread? Which of you are girls asking that question implies a girls/not girls binary that is totally socially constructed and has no basis in biological reality.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 16:55 |
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Dresses with functional pockets make the world go round. Ok ladies (and dudes and whoever), I am supposed to go on a date with a boy tomorrow but he is being suuuuuuuper flaky about setting up the actual details of the date and I don't know this city well enough to pick a good spot. I just want to text cute things to each other but he's a horrible texter (so far) and dating is the worst, etc.
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taco show posted:Dresses with functional pockets make the world go round. Protip: Don't text him too often because that poo poo just comes off as clingy.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:02 |
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do u have any plan whatsoever or is just a see whats up kinda deal
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:02 |
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taco show posted:Dresses with functional pockets make the world go round. just go with it
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:04 |
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It's fine that you like texting. If he doesn't plus he's being super flaky about setting up a date, it's probably not gonna work out. Dating is the worst -- the best you can do is cut your losses early.
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taco show posted:Dresses with functional pockets make the world go round. have you dated him before? when i was dating, i found guys who were flaky about stuff like this were just leading me on or just not very serious about dating
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boom boom boom posted:asking that question implies a girls/not girls binary that is totally socially constructed and has no basis in biological reality. Can you not.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:08 |
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I hate that texting is an expected thing now
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:19 |
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I would rather text to arrange a meeting to talk in person then to talk on a phone. God, I hate talking over a phone.
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:21 |
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AriadneThread posted:I would rather text to arrange a meeting to talk in person then to talk on a phone. God, I hate talking over a phone. THIS! over the phone I feel compelled to make small talk and make the act of dialing a number and/or picking up the phone worth it. with texting you just say exactly what you need to, get a response back, let them know "cool thanks" and then boom you're done now you're ready to meet at a location and flirty flirt talk
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AriadneThread posted:I would rather text to arrange a meeting to talk in person then to talk on a phone. God, I hate talking over a phone. Ditto. Only person I like calling is my sister and that's because she never responds to texts. And I hate calling to make appointments. If only emailing your hair-dresser was normal
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# ? Jan 8, 2014 17:28 |
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Yeah, if someone's super keen on talking on the phone instead of texting it's probably not going to work out with me. And I have personally found that if a dude can't be bothered to send a few texts, he's probably not that interested. But I wish you the best, taco show.
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