Ha! But I'll bet — despite the amount of skin on display — that the purple dress goes all the way to the floor because, y'know, prom. ;-)
Ha! But I'll bet — despite the amount of skin on display — that the purple dress goes all the way to the floor because, y'know, prom. ;-)
*Guffaw* Well, my coat wasn't an expensive camel-haired job; it looked like it was made of itchy brown [and not the 'good' brown] blanket. Usually with food spilled down the front.
Ye gods. I had a beret phase. And they never ever ever looked good on me. Especially when teemed with — not a trench — but a duffle coat. Oh the humanity!
She had it designed 'real special', the better to display her ink. *Shudder*
I'm glad someone else got in first with that because I don't even know where to begin with the outfits. The purple sparkly one cut away to reveal the wearer's tattoo? Classy, darl. Classy.
Yep. I saw that. Watched it because I heart Thora Birch but oh god. The shame.
Ooh, ooh ... this is like Liz Murray, the 'Homeless to Harvard' girl. Well done, Chelesa! Even with a name I am itching to write as Chelsea, I hope you continue to do well.
*Muses* I'm reading a book about fundamentalist Mormon types at the moment and one group swears by a thing called 'green drink'. "It's disgusting," said one ex-member. "But it's supposed to protect you from radiation. They said it would save us from a nuclear holocaust."
Or make your own juice. There's an idea. There are so very many juicers on the market, not all of them pricey, and you just whack your vegies/fruit in, peel and all in a lot of cases, and voila. You won't get the fancy-schmancy branded cup for bragging rights, but you'll save money.
And when in danger of rape rape, a chatelaine also makes a handy substitute for a mace.
Don't sell yourself short; the world needs people like you.
Not to worry; I'm cut from the same cloth. On the upside, you may grow out of it. Or not. I haven't. ;-)
These laws just help Indonesia fall into line with most Muslim-majority countries, not just the hardcore ones like Saudi and Malaysia.
And here was me thinking sporting events only had this:
I'll admit it; I've got a slight case of the warm fuzzies after watching that. As a people, you guys might have hope after all. Keep it up.
Is that how things are done in your country? Newspapers do DNA tests of victims to prove something happened? I did not know that.
Special place in hell etc etc. A very special place.
Bong, schmong. Maybe we should ask Rob Ford?
I thought the opening post was enough of a trigger warning, but take your point. Apologies.