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You are very welcomed J.

While I am at it, I really should add Jayne33 and Burquette to my list of solid writers I would highly recommend too.

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A typical novel is somewhere between 80-100K words. So I've written two of those. Considering this is just a hobby, I guess it's a lot.

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I think if you use a primer like Benefit Porefessional, you can use any foundation you would like.

I use Benefits mascaras like They're Real and Roller Lash. I always get travel size so I am not wasting $ and encouraging eye germs

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I like to write a story but what are the rules for this site?

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There are times when I want to kiss you Burquette when you say wise things or do something that touches my heart. I deeply apologize for saying that to you. Then why did I? Because you put a picture of a woman I was deeply in love with as a kid because in my eyes, she was gorgeous! If one looks at this picture one little bunch of pixels at a time, you will see how truly beautiful she was. Then when you add in her immense talents, the way she sang and danced what was in her heart, it is not hard to figure out why I still feel that way, and MISS HER!!!!!
I wish everyone could see her as I do, and all of the other billions of women who are viewed the same way by no one. Not even themselves.
A woman, even when she is tough, like our Divine Ms. Sprite telling us men she can kick our asses [she is gorgeous too!], deserve to be so viewed IMHO if all she does, in a world that tells her she is NOTHING over and over, is be the best person [first rate] she can be!!!!!

TO WOMEN!!!!!!

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This is both a let-it-out post and one which celebrates the small wins. I think its mostly catharsis. I also cuss a lot, apologies!!

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I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in my forties (probably not long before I joined Lush, actually) so had to back off on the maple syrup. Pancakes just aren't the same without it, though, so I tend to just have them less often and try to use as little syrup as possible. My glucose is still controlled without drugs so I can tolerate a little extra sugar now and then.

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If you're black and your girl is black and she pops out a white, blonde baby... you should put the genetics book on the shelf and call Maury. If by some new age immaculate conception miracle the results come back that it can't be anyone else's but yours or gods you should keep those results in your back pocket because every time you introduce the kid as my son/daughter people are getting going to hit you with awkward silence or a pat on the back for having the gravitas to adopt the mailman's kid.

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B, it's olde english, apparently. Told ya I was british, not english!

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Thank you. There is an agenda behind the qurstion and iit is not racist or interfering. I was asking a biological question looking to see if anyone had the knowledge, education or experience to give a biological expanation. Instead I get a volley of abuse and neo-phillosophies that has been rammed into a genration that has been programmed to bight without reason or widdom!

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There is no such thing as British, there are the English, The Scots, The Welsh and the Irish,

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Juste attendre jusqu'à ce que j'obtienne ma machine de temps a commencé vers le haut. Aller armer les armées de Napoléon avec des bazookas et vous montrer tout!

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Can anyone answer this conundrum?
A father of an unborn child is mixd race (white / afro-caribean) - and mum-to-be is white.
Given that Dad has three kids from a previous relationship with a white woman and they all appeared to be white, does it follow that the new baby from the new Mum will also follow this trend?

Thanks.