A key to happiness in a relationship is finding a girl who looks as good in the morning as she does at night.
False. The true key to happiness in this situatuon is the one that locks the above girl in your dungeon lair.
No no no no no
The true key to happiness is a bitch who don't conspire to murder you in your sleep, steal your gold, and then run away with your best friend and your dog.
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My boyfriend shaves like once every other month because he knows I don't really care and he has sensitive skin.
Get him a good electric razor. It's what I use and it's the only way that I can stand to shave on a regular basis.
Yeah, his parents got him one for christmas one year. He uses it to trim his facial hair down to a very short stubble. Which is actually worse for me, because it hurts more than when it's longer :P
And to whoever was asking about cleansing cloths earlier, this is one that I like. But if you have very dry skin, it may be too harsh. Biotherm has some really nice stuff for guys.
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So Babyface, the famous R&B producer & artist just came out with an album of, like Bread and James Taylor covers. Totally whitebread stuff. I heard him interviewed about it and he was totally earnest and unapologetic, saying that this was the music that he'd grown up with and loved.
It kind of got me thinking of how there's this kind of assumption that white and black people in the US grow up with totally divergent cultures when it comes to music and entertainment. The interviewer was just boggled at the idea of an R&B luminary having grown up and appreciating the same music that pretty much everyone else who grew up at that time listened to and appreciated.
I guess it's pretty much routine now that white kids will listen to "black music," but it's somehow a subversive cultural statement for a black person to admit to listening to "white music". Odd.
So Babyface, the famous R&B producer & artist just came out with an album of, like Bread and James Taylor covers. Totally whitebread stuff. I heard him interviewed about it and he was totally earnest and unapologetic, saying that this was the music that he'd grown up with and loved.
It kind of got me thinking of how there's this kind of assumption that white and black people in the US grow up with totally divergent cultures when it comes to music and entertainment. The interviewer was just boggled at the idea of an R&B luminary having grown up and appreciating the same music that pretty much everyone else who grew up at that time listened to and appreciated.
I guess it's pretty much routine now that white kids will listen to "black music," but it's somehow a subversive cultural statement for a black person to admit to listening to "white music". Odd.
I regularly go to punk shows. I stick out like a hippie wearing dreadlocks at a Hot Boys performance.
So Babyface, the famous R&B producer & artist just came out with an album of, like Bread and James Taylor covers. Totally whitebread stuff. I heard him interviewed about it and he was totally earnest and unapologetic, saying that this was the music that he'd grown up with and loved.
It kind of got me thinking of how there's this kind of assumption that white and black people in the US grow up with totally divergent cultures when it comes to music and entertainment. The interviewer was just boggled at the idea of an R&B luminary having grown up and appreciating the same music that pretty much everyone else who grew up at that time listened to and appreciated.
I guess it's pretty much routine now that white kids will listen to "black music," but it's somehow a subversive cultural statement for a black person to admit to listening to "white music". Odd.
I regularly go to punk shows. I stick out like a hippie wearing dreadlocks at a Hot Boys performance.
Yeah the only black punk artists I can really think of offhand are Bad Brains. I dunno - I'd think that more black people would be pissed at the kinds of cultural expectations that get levied on them with respect to what they have to listen to or watch on TV or whatever.
What's a good electric razor to keep neck beard down but not to be completely clean shaven? I grow tired of my mach 3 and I just want something to do daily trimming so I can look like a functional member of society.
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I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
I guess it's pretty much routine now that white kids will listen to "black music," but it's somehow a subversive cultural statement for a black person to admit to listening to "white music". Odd.
Probably because of the oft-mentioned incidents of anger associated with it.
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False. The true key to happiness in this situatuon is the one that locks the above girl in your dungeon lair.
No kidding.
So basically people talking about "forced rape" just don't know what rape really means?
The true key to happiness is a bitch who don't conspire to murder you in your sleep, steal your gold, and then run away with your best friend and your dog.
What are the names of these wipes? My skin is really sensitive and scrubbing it with a hand towel and some soap leaves it irritated and dried out.
My boyfriend shaves like once every other month because he knows I don't really care and he has sensitive skin.
*facepalm*
Yeah, his parents got him one for christmas one year. He uses it to trim his facial hair down to a very short stubble. Which is actually worse for me, because it hurts more than when it's longer :P
Whoops, I slipped! Sorry about that! Oh, how awkward.
I doubt you'll be able to find them, because they're a Tesco's brand. Skin Wisdom, of the rose water and oat variety.
I get so irritated by stubble. If I am kissed by someone with stubble, I break out into a rash all over my chin and around my mouth
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It kind of got me thinking of how there's this kind of assumption that white and black people in the US grow up with totally divergent cultures when it comes to music and entertainment. The interviewer was just boggled at the idea of an R&B luminary having grown up and appreciating the same music that pretty much everyone else who grew up at that time listened to and appreciated.
I guess it's pretty much routine now that white kids will listen to "black music," but it's somehow a subversive cultural statement for a black person to admit to listening to "white music". Odd.
Accidental rape? What like you trip slipped on the floor and accidentally slip your dick into someone? "Sorry lady this just ain't my week."
Edit: Ghost did it first but I had the better Last boyscout paraprhase.
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I regularly go to punk shows. I stick out like a hippie wearing dreadlocks at a Hot Boys performance.
I'm sorry guys. I'd give you my man card but I lost it a while ago.
As far as I can tell from the two songs I've heard, liking Feist doesn't make you a bad man, it just makes you a bad person :P
Just like Cash's Hurt.
Yeah the only black punk artists I can really think of offhand are Bad Brains. I dunno - I'd think that more black people would be pissed at the kinds of cultural expectations that get levied on them with respect to what they have to listen to or watch on TV or whatever.
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Did you work though all the crap that piled up?
Probably because of the oft-mentioned incidents of anger associated with it.
I think this plant that curls up into a ball and can wait for moisture for 50 years might be the safest best.