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Sausalito, CA

Bridget Bardot

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Everly Brothers

That Don’t Impress Me Much - Shania Twain

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Fire

Away

Domination

Hair up

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I do comment on stories but I thought it was always positive. I tend to not comment on what I don’t like

I think that’s true for the vast majority of Lushies. But I’ve had a few nasty comments on my stories. I don’t waste the time to block them I just ignore them.

Queen of hearts - Juice Newton

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A Clockwork Orange

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Everything About You - Ugly Kid Joe

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Alan Parsons Project

Blondes and brunettes

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What was the fucking question?

Who knows. The OP hasn’t been on Lush for over a week and never participated in the discussion she started.

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Dayton, OH

Arousal

Sugar, Sugar - The Archies

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Fist

Kissing

Quote by oshkrozz

What is becoming popular today is group classes with personal trainers. You get one on one time to go over goals and nutrition and then the class mixes it up and builds a community. In Ohio there is burn boot camp it is designed for women (many have the same hangups) It is a class but you are going at your own pace, the way the class is structured there will be 5 workout stations each class and you move between the stations and do your own thing you are not trying to follow the rest of the group, just your own workout. The trainer will come around and focus on your goals.

I wish they had an option like that near me. Closest I can find is an hour+ away.

Alost anything to do with the current occupant of the WH devolves in to comments like “MAGA Mob Menatlity” or “Liberal Lemming Logic”. I won’t say in this post which one of those 2 options characterize my view.

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I believe the Bible absolutely should be taught in schools, it is the foundational text of our literature. The question is about how it is taught. It could be taught as a collection of deep myths, for it's moral code, or as literal factual history. Theres a big difference!

We studied the bible in a college Humanities class. It was treated as an allegorical text and we were open to queston and criticize it. I doubt that’s what the legislators in Texas had in mind.