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LOL. The Carl Poppa vid is hilarious - thanks for posting that, Jen! I hadn't seen it before.
That Emerald of Chivor is so pretty! I haven't really used fountain pens before. I lose pens constantly, and I also have the handwriting of a serial killer, so I've never really wanted to call attention to my scrawl. Those ink shades though...
The Shallows (when it's released later this month).

It's probably going to be a stinker, but Blake Lively in a shark movie is something that I can't resist.

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• Non-action movies:

- Raimunda, in Pedro Almodovar's "Volver". Played by Penelope Cruz.

- Hayley Stark, in David Slade's "Hard Candy". Played by Ellen Page.

- Maggie Fitzgerald, in Clint Eastwood's "Million Dollar Baby". Played by Hillary Swank

- La Marquise de Merteuil, in Stephen Frears' "Dangerous Liaisons". Played by Glenn Close.

- Catherine Tramell, in Paul Verhoeven's "Basic Instinct". Played by Sharon Stone


Many, many more are worth mentions.


Fantastic list!
Hell yes, to Uma Thurman's Beatrix Kiddo. This is one of my favourite kickass female characters of all time.



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Unshaven legs and pits? I don't prefer them, but I don't hate them either. Hygiene is far more important, and that doesn't depend on hair removal, but on water and where appropriate, soap. As for pubes, I don't find genitals that look like those of my 7 year old daughter very appealing. I'd rather see some pubes, as a sign of sexual maturity. And that peach down is part of what gives a woman's skin that soft feminine look plus it makes a caress possible, that is softer than any hairless skin allows. So to answer the OP's question: If a lady has a moustache she doesn't want, by all means shave it. But please leave that peach fuzz where it belongs, I love it.


Maybe it's a generational or cultural thing. When I see a guy or girl that has shaved or waxed their pubes, I don't think of children or lack of sexual maturity.
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Since when is the human body ugly by design? So much even, that people feel the need to alter it? Bleach your anus, enlarge your tits, and remove all of your hair. Trying to look like prepubescent Kens and Barbies. Why is that, I wonder. Some say hygiene, which imho is bullshit. If you regularly wash yourself, you're clean, if you don't, you're not, regardless of hair. It's that simple. Some say, it feels better. Does it really? It has become so fashionable, that many don't even know, how it feels with hair. They shaved everything before before they were ever touched. They'll never experience how soft a caress can be, if it just touches those tiny, amost invisible hairs, nature has enhanced your sensory sytem with. Because that's one of the things those hairs, in your face too, do. They enhance your senses, they make it possible to feel even the subtlest touch. I think that nature and evolution did an awesome job. The human body is beautiful. Maybe hairless Ken and Barbie are an example to many. To me they'll always be hairless, sexless and ageless dolls. I prefer real humans, ones that don't make me feel like a pedofile, when I look at their genitals.


So then I guess you also prefer unshaven legs and pits on women? I've heard some guys like that - the totally natural look, keeping the body exactly as it is, because it's 'beautiful by design' and they don't want it altered or changed. Hairy legs and pits would be hard for most Western women to get behind, but maybe some would go with it for a partner who was attracted to au natural legs, bush and lady-stache. I couldn't do it, personally, but everyone is into different things.
I actually saw these very pricey Gucci shoes for sale last year and laughed. Now I realize what they remind me of.








*** Waxing. Threading. Bleaching. Shaving ***

Women and Facial Hair




Face-shaving has become more and more popular in recent years. Or at least more women are admitting they do it. Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Paige and Cleopatra all did it. In Japan, it's called kao sori.

Whether you do it to remove the peach fuzz to make makeup go on smoother or to look better in photo closeups or you do it because genetics have predisposed you to growing a semi-beard, women are coming out of the closet on facial hair removal.

There is a technique called 'Dermaplaning' that is best done in the Derm's office that involves a blade scraped along the face that supposedly helps with exfoliation, cellular turnover and helps to keep skin more smooth and youthful. But still... what it mostly amounts to is a fancier version of 'shaving yo face.'

Do you do it? Do you use another method? And guys - as suggested by this youtube vid, are you turned off by a girl who has visible facial hair?

I've emailed Gav.

Right now, it seems only the forums and member profiles are available. If you try to access the stories, you'll get a 'General Error'. As well, if you log out and try to get back in, you won't be able to.

Hang in there. I'm sure all will be resolved soon. smile
Spray-On Nailpolish

Is this the dumbest invention ever, or do you think this is going to catch on?

It looks so unnecessarily messy, a waste of product and I'll bet the fumes aren't too pretty either. Some people seem excited about it though.

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As someone who can't wear perfume, I've often wanted to buy a particular brand just for the bottle. I love this one.?


I know what you mean - I wanted the bottle before I wanted the perfume! (luckily, after first sniff, I loved the fragrance too)

ps. If you like the bottle, right now on Sephora online, they have a promo code called 'DAYANDNIGHT' - you can get a free mini bottle (.25 oz) with any $25 Sephora purchase online. I'm pretty sure the Miu Miu one is still available, but probably won't be for too long. It's really cute. I have the mini and the large size. It really is the prettiest bottle I've seen in a long while.
Pay attention, folks. One day your kids will be studying Liz Jones' poetry in their English Lit classes. She's that good. And this is coming from a girl that isn't really into poetry OR romance. The Scarlet Seductress put her spell on me years ago.
You can get what feels like a chemical burn or major skin irritation from some of these depilatory creams if your skin is sensitive or you leave it on for too long. The redness *should* go down after a few hours, but I'd recommend shaving or waxing over those creams. If you prefer the creams, try some different brands or those meant for sensitive skin (or the 'bikini line' area) and watch the clock to ensure you don't leave it on for too long.
Congrats to the clever whores that sealed up strong wins in this comp! Really well done, Chica and Jonathan!
Miu Miu (by Miu Miu) is one of my new faves. And, I normally don't get seduced by packaging, but the bottle is gorgeous too.



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All lies. She told me her favourite scent was a twenty-something personal trainer named Marcus.

I was like, "What? Wouldn't he be all sweaty?"

She just stared off dreamily into the distance.


Uh huh. The real fun is in the application. It's a rhythmic 'roll-on' kind of scent, finished with a lusty spurt (errr.. I mean spritz).
I've been really liking this one for spring.

Herba Fresca from Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria line.

It's really refreshing and crisp - there's mint, citrus, clover... kind of smells like a mojito.

My favourite is Roxy from West Coast Games. She's a free spirit, an unapologetic man-magnet and her motivations are unscrupulous in the best way possible. Many readers hated her, but I love the darker evolution of her character. There's some inner conflict there that gives her some dimension, complexity and heart.

The runner-up for fave female character would be Cady Lane from my eBook, The Bitches in the Basement. She's a sexpot and a bad girl and a little more blatant and extreme than Roxy. She makes blackmail look like fun.
I still have to catch up on my reading for this comp, but huge congrats to the winners and honourable mentions!