Freebase Dali

Or food.

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WWWP

That's not the point, guiz.

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Arya Stark

Hehehe. I know.

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His hair does look less.. gross. And he's not wearing insane amounts of make-up.

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Freebase Dali

I'm not into the whole makeup on guys things. Hell, I think most women wear too much of it. I wouldn't be opposed to human beings actually walking around in public with their actual faces on display...

But I think that's too much to ask.
What with how fake the world and all its people really are.

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Arya Stark

My mom always told me that make-up should eccentuate your features, not cover them.

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Farfisa

I'm not really a fan of makeup... most of the girls I know look better without it.

savannah

i'm pretty sure he's wearing make up because he is in the role of a vampire,....i'm just sayin

as for guys with make me,....no thank you

as for me with make up,.....i love it

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VeggieLover

"real" vampires don't need makeup cuz they are just drop dead gorgous naturally (or supernaturaly as the case may be)...with ivory skin...yummy. Since Edward (and Bella for that matter) are shallow characters without much personality anyway, they should have been able to find an appropriately amazing looking guy to play the part. They did a good job with Jacob tho ( i haven't actually seen the movies, but the girl who sits next to me in Bio has a pic of Jacob on her binder and I'd have to agree that yes... he is fine...)

and Cedric still looks like he has makeup on.

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I don't think anyone has mentioned nylons yet. Occasionally, very occasionally, they can look good but by and large they look horrible to me. They just make women's legs look weird.

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You, my friend, appear to be having a misanthropic moment. *I'm* not fake, if that helps you feel any better. I think many people don't intend to be fake, but they may be very insecure (or vain...or both) and out of that erupts make-up.

I agree make-up is odd...covering up the real person, as if people aren't attractive as they are. Has someone shown a picture yet of a woman wearing foundation so heavily that it stops abruptly on her neck causing an obvious distinction between the "make-up" zone and real skin? I see that occasionally and think, "How sad." The make-up really *is* like a mask.

I don't understand the rationale behind lipstick. I mean, it's supposed to make you look sexy and kissable and all, but it wouldn't taste good to actually *kiss* someone with lipstick on because that stuff tastes horrible. So anyone who wears lipstick seems to be saying, "Yeah, I'm hot and sexy. Come on and let's get it ON!" ... but then the lipstick is preventing the very thing the lipstick advertises. To amuse myself I like to imagine people whom I see wearing bright red lipstick kissing someone passionately with the result being that they both end up with splotches of lipstick smeared all over their faces. Ooo...so glamorous...NOT! What's the point of having a face covered with make-up so you can't kiss or else you'll muss up the make-up, and you can't cry or else your mascara will run?

Nylons are an interesting cultural phenomenon left over, I think, from when women in the 1920s were starting to wear short skirts and yet didn't want to have naked legs (SCANdalous!!), so the idea of "nylons" (and shaving legs) developed. What use do nylons have? They don't really keep you warm. I suppose they wick sweat away from shoewear. I've heard claims that they can help reduce symptoms of vericose veins. Meh...I'm not convinced. I think it may be a big conspiracy concocted by nylon companies...but I'd have to investigate to see if my hypothesis is correct.

I like the fact that during WWII women just painted a stripe up their legs in the back to make it look kind of like they were wearing nylons, since nylon was being used for parachuttes. Chuckle. The funny things people do in the name of beauty!

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