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Quote by Coco


My goodness, girl! You were dead on about the Wild Fig & Cassis, but in the end I only selected two pieces from that collection. Then the salesperson had me sample the Nectarine Blossom & Honey Collection and my account lost a couple hundred bucks or so. Loved the samples and I plan to get a candle or two to add to my new obsession with the Malone folks.

Ashleigh, this is a spankable offense and if I knew you better I'd administer the punishment!


It's ok, I don't mind bending over. ;)

The Nectarine Blossom was my first as well. A friend had it in her bag at this bar one night a few years ago and spritzed me and I was hooked. Since then, the Fig is probably my favourite because it's so distinct but I also love their Vanilla & Anise and the Blue Agava during the winter. I don't usually do spicier scents, but those two are beautiful. Last winter I had a cab driver ask me what I was wearing (the Vanilla & Anise) because he loved it and was thinking of an xmas gift for his wife, so I gave him an extra sample vial I had stashed in my purse. It's like spreading the Jo Malone fever. Their Khodo Wood's collection - the Dark Amber and Ginger Lily in particular - is another amazing (and unique) evening scent. But yeah, the Nectarine Blossom is the one that pulls everyone in, I think. And I always hit the French Lime Blossom just because it's so fresh and uncomplicated.
Quote by trinket


No, never. Not for a $billion.



If someone writes me a cheque for a billion USD and brings a bottle of tequila along with the axe, I'd be game. smile
I don't think she was being all that serious with the comment based on what I saw of the interview.

I think the gist of what she was getting at is that she's going to be provocative and push her sexuality in a public way while she's in her prime. A twenty year old doing what she does looks far different than a forty year old putting herself out there in the same way. That's not to say that you *literally* stop having sex or being kinky past a certain age, but I think you tend to tone yourself down more as far as your public face goes. It's similar to that whole phraseology of "isn't she a little too old to be doing that or wearing that?" based on what we perceive age-appropriate priorities to be. I think Miley is just capitalizing on the raunch because she's the right age to be doing it and getting away with it before that whole shift to a 'mature artist' that will probably occur down the line. I think that was what she meant in the interview when he's asking her about why the sex-thing is such a big part of her persona or the way she's expressing herself... and she was just being cheeky about it or looking to push buttons.

I'm glad someone started a thread about her though. I'm constantly amazed at how much backlash this girl gets over her performances or her music videos. I can only assume it's because of her Hannah Montana origins that she's being crucified for everything she does when there have been endless provocative and sexually over-the-top performers before her in decades past. From what I've seen, she's quite deliberate with everything she does and comes off as quite intelligent and in control of the direction of her career.
Quote by Coco


I shopped this past weekend and I must thank you & damn you in the same breath. I spent way too much!


LOL... I swear when I saw your name as the last post in this thread, I just knew you'd been lured into the Jo Malone web. I know - I still curse and bless the girl that first got me started on these fragrances. They're so amazing but that 'layering' thing can be bad for the bank account - it's so hard to stop at just one bottle! Thank god they are generous with their samples. smile
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Those bunch of dead people did something under their 30 years of life more than you and I could do in our lifetime, not to mention their fucking talent, which you have to agree to.
They lived in different music era, its not to compare to, but their popularity can be measured, easily, and I dont think Mr.Kanye can fill the stadium of 100.000 people which granfathers Rolling Stones did on their tour in the begining of century outside the USA of course.


I meant the 'dead people' comment in jest. I don't think Kanye comes close to being the most groundbreaking or talented artist of all time - not by a longshot. Just that today, in this current decade, without comparing him to past legends or superstars of previous decades, and just measuring him against other artists who are currently on the scene, he is near the top as far as accomplishments and accolades.

I feel like his antics and attitude have overshadowed his music in some ways, but paring away the bullshit of who he represents himself to be, he's done damn well for himself.

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As of 2013, West has won a total of 21 Grammy Awards, making him one of the most awarded artists of all-time. About.com ranked Kanye West No. 8 on their "Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers" list. On May 16, 2008, Kanye West was crowned by MTV as the year's No. 1 "Hottest MC in the Game." On December 17, 2010, Kanye West was voted as the MTV Man of the Year by MTV. Billboard ranked Kanye West No. 3 on their list of Top 10 Producers of the Decade. West has also been included in the Time 100 list of the most influential people in the world as well as being listed in a number of Forbes annual lists.
In their 2012 list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, Rolling Stone included three of West's albums—The College Dropout at number 298, Late Registration at number 118, and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy at number 353.


It would actually be interesting to start a thread of who people think is the *current* biggest 'rockstar/superstar' of the moment who is deserving of that title - as in this current decade's #1. I'm not saying it's Kanye - I like some of his songs but I don't consider myself a 'Kanye fan'. Having said that, I also won't dismiss what he's accomplished just because he acts like a d-bag sometimes.

PS - off-topic but it kind of makes me cringe thinking that Britney is (or will be) considered a legend of her time because she's globally popular. A manufactured girl that's never written her own music, has lipsynched every concert and performance, and piggy-backed on the formula for female superstardom laid out by Madonna. Having said all that, her accomplishments (however pre-fabricated) are impressive and I love many of her songs. It's hard for me to see her as a true groundbreaking 'artist' though. The same can probably be said for a lot of the top-selling singers/musicians of the past decade or two though.
Well... it's not really fair to name a bunch of dead guys as being better musicians since he *did* only say "biggest rockstar on the planet."

I'm not a major fan of Kanye or anything but as far as current artists that could be qualified as 'rockstars or superstars' making waves, he is pretty up there. Ego comes with that kind of stage and music genre. It's a persona.

21 fucking grammy awards later, and people are saying he's a joke? Really? LOL... Ok, then.

I don't really have an issue with him. I think he's hugely talented. I think he knows how to stay in the headlines. And I think a lot of the controversy is on purpose. He might be a bit of a dick or egomaniac but most of today's megastars are. I don't think it takes away from his impact on the music scene, whether you like him as a person or not.
Quote by seeker4


Rob Zombie's movies are on my "to see" list if only because his horror-influenced music strikes me as a good training for doing modern, slasher-esque horror. Not sure I'll like them, but I'm interested to see what he's doing as a director.


Yeah, I used to like his music as well. His films are very raw and psychologically uncomfortable. Almost to the point that it kind of stays with you, after-the-fact. I could watch Hostel and similar torture-porn type fare, no problem - but some of Rob Zombie's stuff gets under my skin - not always in a good way, but it's very cinematic, so there's an artistic element that elevates what you're seeing in a super creepy, macabre way. I appreciate his vision in the genre, but he definitely knows how to put you on the edge of what you're comfortable with watching.

I also love when he casts his wife, Sheri Moon Zombie, in his films - she's such a great scream queen/villainess. She's got that gorgeous, off-kilter Manson'esque vibe about her that makes her compelling to watch.

I would recommend starting with his Halloween remakes. I think they're his best work and probably his most commercial as far as being quality horror without being offensive to the average horror movie viewer.
Yes, among other influences. Sex as well. I think party favours and rec. substances might be a little trickier for guys who still have to be able to get it up and then cum. Some make it a little more difficult. For women, it's easier for us to just enjoy the ride.
Another vote for Lelo Soraya from me. Seriously - if you did a poll, it's probably going to be the runaway winner in this thread. I have many toys but if I could only have one, Soraya is all I'd need.
I've volunteered to be a body-paint canvas for a charity event before. It's really messy - especially the clean-up (your shower will need some hardcore cleaning). As fun as it was, I wouldn't want to do it as a regular thing.
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Admit it, the picture I included totally turned you on...
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Actually, the pic turned me on less than the descriptions and accomplishments. In fact, even if you hadn't shown a pic, based on those descriptions I would have been interested in knowing more. I've had some pretty guys before, that if they were well photoshopped and lit, wouldn't look all that different from the guy in the pic. I've also turned down a really good looking guy or two (even a male model) because the attitude was really unattractive. And I've gone for others because the attraction (for a fling) overcame the connection-flaws. Looks have never been as intimidating as a guy that's really got his shit together in the personal/educational/vocational/life-outlook sphere. Those are the guys that are more apt to bring out the girly "I don't know if he'll like me" nervous flutters.

I may have sounded totally cool with my answers, but I do have my insecurities (don't we all?). That initial meeting, chat, hook-up is easy because you're not putting that much on the line, so whether you perceive someone as hotter than you shouldn't really unnerve people that much. Once you're really getting to know someone and 'in the box' so to speak, it's a different kind of vulnerability - especially when they're really impressing and intriguing you and the right vibe and energy is there.
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Carpenter's Halloween is formulaic? WTF? It practically wrote the damn formula and is one of the few slasher movies that I can actually watch non-ironically.

Friday the 13th, on the other hand, I'm with you all the way.


Yeah, I get that it was the prototype for the formulaic horrors to come, but given that it was filmed years before I was born, the horrors that I grew up with had already done everything the original had accomplished, often with better special effects, writing, twists and tension. It was ground-breaking for its time, but as someone looking back on it, it doesn't have the same impact for me, other than appreciation for it's place in the horror film canon and the evolution of the genre. I've watched it several times but I tend to find it... boring.

I know - I'm spoiled for classic horror. It just doesn't do anything for me. I liked Rob Zombie's version - it was grittier and had more of a psychological play to it. I know purists will disagree - they tend to hate R.Z's interpretation and dismiss it as merely gore-impact but I thought he added a lot more complexity to the narrative and the characters and it's much more psychologically unsettling than the original.
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Would you be more attracted to him, or to a decent/nice male more 'in your league' also present at the moment?



Not gonna lie, I'd be all over Mr Fantasy Man there. In this case *all over* is expressing interest in a cool yet playful and completely non-stalkerish way. I wouldn't be standing in the corner giggling with all the girls and swooning. I'd make a bit of a play but nothing over the top. If there's no bite back of interest, I'd continue on with the night. It wouldn't upset me if he still seemed disinterested - I would be likely to assume he was in a relationship or had something in the works (pre-relationship) or I just wasn't his type. Attraction is usually such an instantaneous thing - it wouldn't be particularly soul-crushing to be dismissed because I wouldn't have any emotions invested - it's just a moment in time where you either connect with someone - or you don't.

The Qs:

Do you have a hard time admitting that a man is more desirable than you?

Nope.

Do you generally feel more attracted to men that have a status/appearance similar to yours?

Yeah, to a degree, but I'll aim higher. There have been a few times when I've been surprised that guys I would have thought were 'un-gettable' were actually quite gettable. Or maybe I just underestimate myself sometimes.

Could you possibly be attracted to a man that you believe wouldn't desire you much?

Attracted, yes. But I'd be pretty cool about it. Having someone be attracted to you is flattering - having them not get the message or keep pushing for something that's not going to happen is not. I think it's all in the way you handle yourself when someone has piqued your interest.
Rob Zombie's version of Halloween (so much better than the original)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003 version. I have good memories associated with this movie, so there's a bit of nostalgia - long story)
Hostel (such a classic)
Jeeper's Creepers (a bit cheesy but it's always on TV at this time of year and the acting/characters are solid)
House at the End of the Street (not that scary but Jennifer Lawrence is awesome)
Jennifer's Body (while not scary in a typical way, this movie totally entertains me - great script)
30 Days of Night (just creepy)
The Ring (another classic)
The Grudge (I liked the writing style of this one)
Cabin in the Woods (clever horror)
Cabin Fever (Eli Roth at his best - love this one)
Scream (the whole series is mindless and not particularly scary but still fun to watch)
Carrie (any version)
Scary Movie (The original was best. Gotta love Doofy)
Any Zombie movies - either the ones that are meant to be scary or stuff like Shaun of the Dead

I try ever year to get into the vintage slasher flicks like Halloween and Friday the 13th but I tend to get bored because they're so formulaic. I get that they set the scene for horror and are the standard classics but they're just not for me.
I have used a ton of conditioners over the years ranging in price and brand - they really do vary a lot in terms of conditioning ability. The best I've used is Kerasilk and good 'ole Pantene (their conditioner never fails me). Occasionally I'll do a basic hot-oil treatment.

You probably need a comb-through leave-in conditioner to comb out the tangles. I've used Aveda's Hang Straight and ABBA's Leave-In Conditioner. Both have the consistency of a slippery lotion - just run it through the length of your hair right after you get out of the shower and you won't have issues with tangles and comb-through. Then dry hair and use the finishing oil like Biosilk, Moroccan, Aveda Blue or Argan on the ends or the really dry bits.

I have very long hair as well... I do use a straightener (GHD brand) pretty often, especially in fall/winter months to tame some of the flyaways and for when I want a really pin-straight look.

Worse case scenario, or if you have a bit of extra cash to spend, you can check out those Brazilian Gloss (keratin) treatments. I haven't tried this yet myself but my stylist tells me it's the holy-grail of healthy-looking lush hair.

http://www.braziliangloss.com/
Biodegradable dog poop bags that fucking biodegrade if you leave them in your pockets for too long. Took out last year's cold weather jacket and put my hand in the pocket and it's like an instant handful of confetti that explodes all over your pocket and hands and whatever you're wearing when you take your hand out of the pocket. Takes fucking foreverrrr to clean up while peeling all the little teeny tiny flakey shards off your clothes and floor and pocket liner and skin. You'd think I'd learn but nope - these goddamn bags biodegrade in gym-bags, purses, pockets... Fuck.
This style of the square-neck tight white tank tops on guys. Why do I keep seeing these things?? I hate them so much.


My advice follows the same as what's posted. It's called cheating a blow-job. Basically you get his dick and your hand wet with saliva etc and concentrate on sucking the head of his cock while simultaneously giving him a hand-job on the shaft.

Re the taste of cum - you either have to just gulp it down and try not to wince (really it's just a couple of seconds anyway) or be all dirty girl for him, toss your hair a bit, lick your lips with lots of teasing eye contact and get all breathy and girly-voiced and tell him you want him to cum on your face or all over your tits as you keep that handjob going at a good pace.
Yeah, I think gender roles can affect these things to some degree.

Men have that chase and conquer kind of spirit and looks and status often doesn't dissuade them from at least trying. It's in their blood and they don't take it as personally as women do when they are rejected. That would in part explain how ugly old men with paunches and a nice sum of cash in the bank still feel completely justified in approaching 21 yr old models in bars and hitting on them hard. I just think *in general* men are more likely to try and try again and not take it as a huge ego-blow when they strike out. The onus has usually been on them to pursue and initiate things so they have to have thicker skin about it and are more likely to call it as it is.

Women, however, are usually not as likely as men to put it on the line and go after a guy they perceive they have no chance of being with. They tend to look for signs and signals and yeah, probably rate guys as lower as a bit of a self-protective measure. As well - whereas guys probably base their ratings strictly on the physical, I think women (especially the relationship-oriented types) are more likely to base their ratings on an overall impression that isn't just beauty-related but includes "oh, he's too vain, he's too metro, he's a player, look at his ego - bleh!" etc etc. Maybe they factor in details related to what they think the guy would be like as a prospective relationship and not just for sex. I think men are more likely to say "yeah she's a 9 out of 10, but she's a total headcase etc" because they're thinking yeah, she's nuts but they'd still fuck her at least once, whereas women that don't do casual sex, just tend to go for an overall impression score. With that score, they explain away reasons why they're not into him and don't find him appealing if they can't envision ever actually being with him or being desired by him.

I'm not the type to rate a hot guy as a 4 just because I don't think he'd give me the time of day, but then I'm maybe not as relationship-oriented as many other females. There are plenty of guys I'd rate as highly attractive - strictly as a sex thing. I have seen women talk-down a hot guy before based on the criticisms listed above though. I think it especially happens in a bar environment with single females that maybe aren't that confident... "Hey what about that guy - he's hot!" and invariably there will be a list of reasons why they have zero interest in him and don't think he's all that. I just think women are less likely to admit something if they foresee a dead end. Perhaps it's the social assumption that women, especially in a bar environment, should be able to get laid more easily *if* they want it, whereas guys have already prepared themselves for the hit and misses. Now *if* somehow that hot '4 out of 10' shows them a bit of interest or does some fun flirting, I have also witnessed that same girl form an -crush on him and turn into a starry-eyed school-girl pretty quick.

I dunno - just thinking out loud on potential theories. Haven't had coffee yet.
I like the title.
As far as erotica goes, it could be like a bunch of hot girls sporting more fucked up versions of a Camel Toe.
Camel Toes that are on a ruthless hunt for good dick.
Except with less blood. Well, unless it's that time of the month.
Good stuff.
Let us know when it's posted! smile
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What about a blazer with a graphic tee? I tried that a few times, but I prefer to maintain my blazers fresh and tidy for work. Plus, I wear blazers all week long when I'm working, and I have plenty of other casual clothes in my wardrobe I like to wear...




Yeah, I like this look - even more so if the blazer is a one-of though and doesn't look like it belongs with a formal suit. Like maybe it has a bit of unique detailing or is in an atypical fabric. And definitely with jeans.
An energy drink first thing in the morning is pretty harsh on the stomach. I save those for the occasional afternoon boost if I need it or for evening just before going out or mixed with vodka.

Lately I've been having a coffee at some point during the morning but not always first-thing. I prefer a protein shake or smoothie to start. If I'm super tired though or didn't sleep well, I'll turn the keurig on while I'm in the shower and go for the bold dark roast or a double-espresso.

All in all, it's still healthier than some of my stay-awake habits of years past.
Wow, that's truly awful, Alan! sad

Re whether to leave it in the calendar - I guess it depends on what they're willing to do and also whether you want yourself and your poem associated with that cause in the first place. Given that it is altered to give meaning to an event it wasn't intended to be about affects the integrity of the poem as well.

On the other hand - technically it could also just mean more publicity which isn't necessarily a bad thing as long as you're being given credit. Re $-compensation - if the poem is meant to be used as a charity fund-raiser type thing, it's a bit of a stickier situation I think.

I guess I don't really have very good advice. I don't know enough about the cause they're promoting and where the calendar profits are/were supposed to go. If it's small scale and for charity, I would feel bad about asking for the calendars to be destroyed all because of one dumbass. Personally I would probably opt for the sticker.
First of all, I'm not in the lifestyle, so my opinion may not matter here.

But... I strongly dislike the idea of manipulation of another under the guise of 'chivalry/etiquette' or 'BDSM rules' or whatever it is a Dom considers as acceptable behaviour by anyone he considers an underling.

My assumption was that if one considers themselves a sub that they show respect to Doms in general, but that they are still a free-agent and have autonomy over themselves, their time and their attention.

While I don't know the rules of the game, I'm posting because it pisses me off when I see manipulation, subtle social threats and the equivalent of 'slut-shaming' as a method of trying to control someone or bully them into something they don't want to do. Whoever this guy is, he's a first class Asshole (and I capped the 'A' since he calls himself a Dom). You did nothing wrong, littlebirdie - whether in a BDSM environment or a general social environment. There are no implied promises just because you're chatting with a guy. Until you make a commitment, you still get to choose.
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Now that's more like it. =d>

Seriously, you seem gifted to find pictures around the web. I tried searching for pictures of a trench coat with a casual style, but couldn't find any ; I literally Googled with about 6-7 different terms. Your 3rd picture represents exactly what I was looking for. How did you find it?

I don't have a trench coat in my wardrobe currently, but if I had one I'd aim for that look exactly. It would look good too with a colored knit sweater similar to those I posted above.

I like the boots on the 2nd picture too.

Beckham doesn't have the most awesome shirts/jeans in my opinion though, especially in the last 2 pics. His jeans are a bit too washed off, plus they're too long. But hell, he's Beckham...


Hmm... not sure how I found them. I think the coat pic I was looking up scarves. The coat is just a basic pea-coat though. You can find that style anywhere. It looks great with a heavy scarf.

The boots in the first two pics are actually by UGG. smile

Beckham has really great style all around, IMO.

I like these looks too for something a little more styled.