Yea. It tends to be used in Bogota.

bohemian

Theory:

LOL. I was like why did the dude cut short his last name and now made it sound like a band of women outlaws?

It all down to the House of Worth. After him, the idea of the genius male designer and business man, who never actually created or even began the toiles, was in place. The same reason why women painters or sculptors had less ability to rise came to be seen in French fashion.

I’m not surprised that the work of women seamstresses was denigrated. Around this time women shop keepers were becoming more common, and women clothes venders in particular were basically seen as sexually accessible, like sex workers, whether they were on the side or not.

Legally, probably yes. My understanding (based on articles about some “artist” who is exhibiting and selling giant blowup prints of other people’s IG posts sans permission/payment) is that publishing something on IG basically means “all bets are off.” Supposedly their language meant to facilitate use of the “Share”…

Cool story bro https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy_o…

I live in California, so for obvious reasons, most of the Spanish I know and hear is Mexican. I went to Colombia this summer, and there were so many words I knew that are not used there! A lot of it I knew was slang, but there were some I had no idea.

a waste of materials

What the fuck is that monstrosity?

annnnnnnd it’s hideous anyway

“...it is pristine,” Fox raves, “It is the caviar of sea glass.”

The Royal Gazette reports that Fox “told the Erie Times-News that she visited the island in January after being invited by a local sea glass collector and left with two suitcases filled with glass to make jewelry to sell.” To add insult to injury, she also referred to the Bermuda beach as “a dump” in an online video.

No wonder the glass is half-empty!

And yet, in the end, we all lose.

the internet tells me that “pelo chino” is a colloquial way of saying “curly hair” so i think it’s that’s where it comes from?

“Chinos” means “curls”, ergo, someone with lots of curls is called “China”.

It’s probably because of her hair. “La China” can be used to describe someone with curly hair.

OR. How about just instituting a much wider range of sizes, keeping them consistent across different products, and letting me buy a fucking large or a small so it’ll fit how I want it.