nightelfmohawk
nightelfmohawk
nightelfmohawk

That's horrible! Now I have to go check my old senior photos and make sure my freckles are still there!

Yeah, I definitely wish that freckles weren't so often removed. I can remember being a kid and getting made fun of a lot because I was, and continue to be, COVERED with them. Now, I realise a lot of celebrities have freckles, maybe not as many as me, but they do have them.

I'd still make about 95% of them disappear if

I was an unhappily freckled person obsessed with having a perfect complexion, and got a bit of IPL done not that long ago. It took off mostly all the darker, more noticeable freckles but since then I've become quite happy with the lighter freckles that are left and don't mind them so much anymore! Lots of sunshine is

I have never understood freckle hate. It's nonsensical to me.

I have a beauty mark on my lower lip that I love and have always found to be a unique and cool feature on my face, but I guess the high school photo guy thought it was chocolate or something cause he photoshopped it out. I was so mad....that's my face, man! I mean, it wasn't a huge birth mark or something, it was just

I was just telling my coworker this! I hate it when people use uber thick makeup or photoshop out their facial features and skin "imperfections"! I may have a light smattering of freckles unlike some who are covered, but I LIKE freckles, no matter how few or how many! It kind of makes me sad when I see people removing

Me too! My parents and I actually asked my Senior Picture photographer NOT to photoshop out the freckles because I wouldn't look like me anymore.

I don't have them on my face, but I have freckles all over my shoulders and back, and they're one of my favorite things about myself. I adore my freckles, they're just so cute!

THE POSTER WAS BADASS!

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I really wish this game was real (as in a board game I could play, not the one being played by our world leaders right now).

I love that movie so much. I think the commercials are still my favorite part.

Unfortunately, a lot of Blow Shit Up movie fans completely missed director Paul Verhoeven's point that the movie was a mockery of 80's American society. "I'd buy that for a dollar!"

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You can have your Pittsburgh.

Sincerely,

Everyone in the South

Because work?

I bought a bag of skittles for the first time in years a month ago and had the same WTF? reaction. On their own the green ones are okay I suppose, but you can no longer shove handfuls of them in your mouth with reckless abandon because the green apple doesn't go with any of the other flavors. Someone needs to get

I don't know whether to agree with you on the green skittles or murder you for your opinion on the red ones.

+1. I do the same. Sour apple <<<< lime.

And throwing certain flavors out is morally wrong. There are children starving in India who would love to have diabetes from those Skittles. And here you go tossing them out like it's nothing?

When the hell did they change the green Skittles from lime to apple? When I was a kid, I'd throw out all the strawberry Skittles (because strawberry-flavored candy is ass), eat all the grape ones at once (because they taste like cough syrup, which is okay, but not great), and then eat all the citrusy ones because