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The Keffiyeh; When it's 94 degrees outside and you're wearing your grandmother's antique doily around your neck just because fashion magazine douchebags think it's "hip", it might be time to rethink your look. |
You read my mind.
I was going to put that up. |
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Dude looks like a lady!
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Poor kayleigh. Stop confusing her. |
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But no, really, it is kind of ridiculous looking. There's no reason to have that many "best mardi-gras" beads around your neck. The woman is clearly trying to divert attention. |
What's all this hate given to high heels? :( They are not everyday wear but some look fantastic on a woman.
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;) Ohhh come on don't get all pissy. You know I'm screwin' with you. :D |
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's long as you don't mind standing on your toes to get a kiss. No really, I'm in the same boat. Only 5 feet 8 and a date wearing high heels is like a slap in the face. Fortunately they're not very tall horizontally. Eehh? ehhhhhh? Sigh... I'm ronely. |
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Heaps of confidence is a result of looking as though you could stomp any ordinary man/woman into the ground. ;) |
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There's nothing more horrifying than a fat woman in high heels. It looks like bad cottage cheese. |
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Here ya go...
Say thanks to the kind of woman who turns your perfectly natural fantasy of large boobs into a disgusting nightmare. |
It might be fun. I'd try it.
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I'm saying nothing... |
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I wouldn't like to be under those when that strap breaks.
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brings a new meaning to boulder.
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And new respect to the term "over the shoulder boulder holders".
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motorboulder?
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This drives me mental, why would you go out looking like this:
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oh ok, my mistake.
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yeah, I don't think Anne Hathaway could tan naturally if she tried
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Heh. ------------ VEGANGELICA'S VIEW ON FASHION: The only fashion trends I dislike, really, are the ones in which people hurt their own bodies or others' in the name of vanity. For example, --high heels are bad for people's feet, spines, etc.; --body piercings create small, unnecessary wounds (I avoid acquiring additional, unneeded holes in my body whenever possible); --hair permanents use toxic chemicals that harm both hair stylists and those whose hair is being permed; --make-up is often made with byproducts of animals and tested on rabbits causing them pain and suffering; --sun tans represent UV damage to DNA causing the skin to react by increasing melanin production; --bras, especially underwire, may increase certain health risks by reducing lymphatic drainage (“Premenopausal women who do not wear bras had less than half the risk of breast cancer compared with bra wearers.” (Hsieh, C.C. and D. Trichopoulos, D. Eur. J. Cancer 27:131-5 1991). --unpragmatic fashion trends such as people getting their hair cut every month for usually $20 per pop (which includes most men). Getting your hair cut short frequently seems very unpragmatic to me since if you grow your hair longer you have... (1) acquired built-in sun protection (no more Red Necks); (2) saved $200 per year and purchased perhaps just one additional bottle of shampoo for a couple bucks. My feelings on men with short hair, however, may be biased by the fact that my favorite fashion trend was Tricorner hats on men with ponytails. A Tricorner hat is very pragmatic, by the way: it protects you from the sun *and* funnels away water so that it spills to the sides over your shoulder! |
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Yep...but I've never seen the movie, so I don't know the reason the orange person is strolling around in that yellow dress. I don't mind the yellow dress. However, as I mentioned in my diatribe against bras, I think she should lose the bra to maintain good lymphatic flow. --Veg |
Hahaha. Veg. This isn't about the bras. Silly.
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I agree with Vegangelica. More women should be naked.
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