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Oh, and Clean and Clear facial moisturizer. Wonderful stuff, and cheaper than the Neutrogena equivalent.
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QUOTE (GuitarKid 1880 @ Aug 2 2011, 10:05 PM) Axe shampoo, Axe bodywash, Axe Spray on Deodorant/Old Spice, and Dove soap. Yup, that covers it. I hope you weren't expecting to be carried away by willing females as the Axe commercial suggests.
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QUOTE (RushYesZeppelin @ Jul 31 2011, 11:09 PM) http://th06.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/i/2011/212/1/f/geddy_lee_by_rushyeszeppelin-d42axzn.jpg
Geddy Drawing. Work in progress. Just gotta find my stupid grey felt!You're a really great artist! I wish I could do that!
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Aussie voluminous shampoo
Neutrogena foaming Deep Clean face wash
Neutrogena body wash in Grapefruit
Occasionally Bath and Body Works shower gel, if I have money
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QUOTE (Mara @ Aug 2 2011, 10:01 AM) QUOTE (Fridge @ Aug 2 2011, 04:17 AM) It's a recurring theme to be honest.
There are those in every generation (whatever a generation really is) who like to trumpet loudly that the succeding one doesn't have the manners they did.
I remember my parents generation saying that, and i dare say it was the same for their parents too.
Personally I haven't noticed any fundamental changes..I think some people get confused by changing trends and cultural mores and try and analyse them according to their own ingrained perceptions learned in youth, and you just can't do that really.
There will always be a few bad apples in evry society and use them as a barometer of cultural change is mistaken.
I think Fledgehog nailed it pretty well.Except it would be nice for a change if fledgehog could respond to a post he doesn't agree with and refrain from calling its author "ignorant", or at the very least making that implication. I've noticed this trend in the MOTS forum as well, and fledgehog, it makes me not want to bother with reading the rest of your response. That's a shame, because you're quite intelligent and much of what you post is well worth consideration.
Just a suggestion.
I find myself agreeing with Fledgehog's ideas, but they are hard to read due to that.
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QUOTE (micgtr71 @ Jul 28 2011, 06:02 AM) Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Great read. That book is AMAZING. I love Terry Pratchett.
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Happy birthday to the most adorable man on Earth!
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Happy birthday!!!
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Have you seen "Barbaric Brutal Breakfast"? It's freaking hilarious.
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I've learned that GedGals are good peeps.
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"The Beautiful and Damned" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It is currently boring me to tears.
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QUOTE (Kenny Olav @ Jul 18 2011, 10:23 PM) QUOTE (Ancient Ways @ Jul 18 2011, 09:16 PM) QUOTE (Kenny Olav @ Jul 18 2011, 09:58 PM) I just want to chime in for the first time in a long time by saying that I'm listening to Power Windows at a very high volume, and I'm baked just right.
Mystic Rhythms, indeed.Are you with Rush?
According to that recurring dream I keep having, yes, yes, I am.
This amused me way too much.
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Happy Anniversary, Fishy!
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I would go with something more feminine. I was tormented in elementary school by people who thought Jordan was an exclusively masculine name. My last name starts with a J as well, and I'm short. Therefore, my classmates assume that it is perfectly acceptable to call me "L'il JJ".
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QUOTE (Ancient Ways @ Jun 19 2011, 07:06 PM) never heard of Foreman, went with Homer. Red Foreman was the dad from "That 70's Show". He's freaking hilarious.
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QUOTE (GeddyRulz @ Jun 17 2011, 12:19 PM) QUOTE Nook vs. Kindle, Which do you have...? Neither. So far, I've resisted the urge to replace books with yet another electronic screen which requires me to keep track of yet another battery-charging device in my house.
I may succumb to a Nook or Kindle sometime in the future, but for now I'm still reading BOOKS.
I think with the success of these devices, we're beginning the slow march to a time when "print is dead," as Dr. Egon Spengler had the foresight to know back in 1986.
I understand that many people prefer books, but I don't understand the hostility (for lack of a better word) towards eReaders. It's simply a different way to read books. It isn't destroying books. It's a way to have several books at hand. Books are also cheaper on the Kindle. Print isn't necessarily dead, it's just catching up.
Also, no paper-cuts!
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I have a Kindle, and I love it. It isn't in color, but it's a good deal cheaper. My boyfriend has a Nook, and from what I've observed, the Nook glitches a lot. I've never had a problem with my Kindle. The libraries for both are basically the same, and I'm pretty sure the Nook doesn't have as many classics available for free like the Kindle does.
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Cape Cod sea salt and cracked pepper
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Good sandwich for the exceptionally lazy:
Whole wheat bread
Sliced turkey
Pepper jack cheese
put into microwave and melt cheese
Especially good if you have
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QUOTE (NobodysHeroine @ Jun 6 2011, 08:55 PM) My Geddy and Rush passion have begun to wane again. That's not good for business. I need to have it rekindled!
http://i1031.photobucket.com/albums/y371/Priestess-of-Syrinx/Gorgeous%20Geddy/FieryGeddy.jpg
Oh...that's a step in the right direction.Why do they need pyrotechnics with all that hotness on stage already?
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The inability to spell the word "tomorrow". Good God, how is it possible to pass kindergarten without being able to spell it?!
Geddy Is Hot: Mk.II
in New World Women
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