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12-04-2009, 12:23 AM | #652 (permalink) |
"Hermione-Lite"
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^^As long as they shave often enough for there not to be the annoying prickles when you're giving them oral.
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12-04-2009, 12:26 AM | #653 (permalink) | |
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Well ok, the eyebrows can stay obviously. Though some women can look hot without them too IMO. Last edited by boo boo; 12-04-2009 at 12:38 AM. |
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12-04-2009, 12:29 AM | #654 (permalink) |
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Did you miss the point there?
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12-04-2009, 12:32 AM | #655 (permalink) |
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Edited, I was really responding to something I said than something he said.
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12-04-2009, 12:48 AM | #656 (permalink) |
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Good.
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And what about eyelashes? For eyelashes, the "male = hairy, female = hairless" steretype breaks down. Odd, no? Example: male cartoon animal characters typically lack lashes, while even female cartoon frogs are given long fluttering ones...an impossibility that always irks me SINCE FROGS DON'T HAVE HAIR!!!!!!!! I had a (now dead) friend in high school with whom I was discussing men's and women's skin years ago, and I said something naive like, "Oh, men's skin on their faces is rough" (having never touched any man's skin at that time). He then replied, "If men shave off their hair, their skin is just as soft as a woman's." I thought that was very profound. I certainly looked at his chin a lot more after that. I like soft skin on anyone. Hair can be soft, too, though. I agree with you, AwwSugar: I dislike stubbly prickles because they hurt. How often does one have to shave one's head to maintain a smooth, silky gloss, boo boo? And wouldn't people get...scalp nicks? Do you have to walk around with little bits of bloody toilet paper on your head for several hours after a head shave?
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12-04-2009, 12:54 AM | #658 (permalink) |
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Ah, Erica, how I love you.
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12-04-2009, 01:01 AM | #659 (permalink) | |
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*You* have nice reddish hair now, I saw, oh lovable AwwSugar! :-) You have gone on a hair adventure. I like your hair either way. My only hair adventure was when I used "Sun-in" once (twice, three times...okay, okay, I had a brief "Sun-in" phase lasting a semester) when younger. GAA! Can't believe I did that. Bleach is so toxic.
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12-04-2009, 01:04 AM | #660 (permalink) |
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My mommy used Sun-In. ^_^
And I'm glad you like my hair. <3 Speaking of the toxicity of bleach, they had to bleach mine three times because it had been previously dyed. The virgin hair bleached instantly but the dyed hair took all of those tries. By the time they actually dyed it, I was crying because there were cuts all over my head from the burns. It was worth it. But I can safely say it's the worst pain I've ever felt in my life. It makes you feel like your head is on fire. |
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