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MAC Studio Fix Fluid SPF 15 Reviews
MAC does it again :)
I am skeptical about liquid foundations because I have oily skin so I thought they would only make it worse. I was using a drugstore brand for a while, mostly because it was cheap and it got the job done (daytime- for work) and if I needed heavier coverage I would use the MAC Studio Fix Powder. So one day while visiting my boyfriend- I completely forgot all of my make up. So we went to the Mall an...read mored I purchased this product. The sales person matched me almost too perfectly and did my entire face. It was like second skin. She applied a thin layer and it was like I wasn't wearing make up at all. I still had some scars from acne which were not as visible (and I could just cover with concealer), but I remember that the told me that it was build-able make up. I use it everyday now, am I'm still in love. It evens out my skin so much that I don't know why I waited so long. The only negative thing about this is that you have to purchase the pump separately. — 1 year, 9 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 4 people said helpful
So sad...
I decided to give MAC's foundation another try and yet again, I feel like for the money, it wasn't worth it. This foundation, to me, is comparable to Revlon's Color Stay. The girl at the counter gave me a color and made me look sallow or yellow. I took it back and decided to stick with Revlon until I can find something better. — 5 years, 3 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 5 of 8 people said helpful
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While I'm nagging my best friend in the whole about my own personal issues, having dinner with the family, working the club dancefloor, or striding along the mall floors, my makeup stays put. Studio Fix fluid has been a foundation that makes me a glamorous vixen converted from an ordinary girl next door. First of all, this foundation isn't going to melt off the face if set with a blot or loose tr...read moreanslucent powder. Many people tend to forget that patting some powder on top of foundation is like baking cake, without the dough, you just have raw soup. This can be sheer to opaque in coverage so it can used everyday to just that one night with that one cute guy that you were making your cousin talk to at the wedding reception. One of the benefits is that it is oil free. For 1 oz. you can stretch this anywhere from two to seven months depending on how much coverage needed or usage. For $25.00, I consider this a mid range high end cosmetic that had delivered me better results than even more expensive brands. But let's talk about the cons, shall we? This doesn't photograph completely well, it does brighten the areas where it's applied so a white flash from a camera can result in a shade or two lighter than what you see in a mirror or regular daylight. The trick to counter this is applying a light dusting of bronzer to the outter areas of the face such as a quick dust on the forehead, temples, cheek hollows, and jawline. Be careful not to apply so much that it looks unnatural, just a couple light strokes will do. Next con, no pump. It's more sanitary to have a pump for a foundation so there are no messes spilled from the bottle nor is air exchanging bacteria inside and outside the bottle. A pump can be purchased, however, separately for this. — 5 years, 7 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 18 of 21 people said helpful
The coverage of this product really doesn't do it for me. I have some mild acne scarring on my face that this foundation couldn't even cover and yet, it managed to feel very heavy on me. It almost felt like I was wearing a mask because I had to layer on quite a bit. So considering the yucky feeling of wearing it coupled with poor coverage, it is definitely not worth the price in my book. Even if i...read moret had been perfect coverage, I don't think I could have dealt with the texture of this foundation. The best i can compare it to is stage make-up. Since this is a department store brand, if you are curious about trying this foundation then I recommend testing it before purchasing to see how it reacts with your skin. — 2 years, 6 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 4 people said helpful
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I like this foundation a lot, it goes on nicely and provides a great amount of buildable coverage. I have sensitive skin prone to breakouts and did not find that it irritated my skin. I'm a Light-Medium NW18 and I found that the color settled in nicely on my skin. After four hours of chasing a toddler, cooking and cleaning my face isn't greasy and shiny. I had topped it off with MAC MSF Natural in Medium Plus and I think that combination is a hit. — 2 years, 6 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
My Skin tone: Pale with pink undertones, Skin type: Oily/combo, acne prone. I decided to try this foundation despite what i had heard about it the smell, people breaking out etc. as everyone's skin is different. I went for this particular foundation because A) It has a pretty good colour range B) matte finish C) Oil free D) Long wearing. I got colour matched by a really nice sales assistant and i...read more was NW10. I made sure that i could return it if i'd opened it and had a skin reaction, luckily i could. When i applied it the next day the first thing that hit me was the smell! It is strong and not very pleasant, i don't understand why it smells, as so many other foundations don't! The colour was good and i liked the texture, coverage and matte finish. It also was build-able. It lasted pretty well throughout the day and still looked ok at the end of the day (fyi i have to blot my skin throughout the day as i get very oily). But after a few days i started to notice new spots and also spots that had started to dry out, came back again. I was annoyed and upset because i had finally found a good colour and i liked how my skin looked when wearing it! But i decided to return it as i don't want to add more spots to the ones I've already got lol! Something else i didn't like was that they don't sell it with the pump, you have to buy that as well! Its ridiculous! Anything to make money! Overall i liked the foundation but i would not buy it again as it broke me out! — 5 months, 2 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
Great for making yourself look younger
This really makes your skin look glowing, which is the best thing that a foundation can do for you. It makes your skin look perfect and covers up imperfections flawlessly. — 5 years, 4 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 3 of 4 people said helpful
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This makeup provides good, buildable coverage so that I can have flawless skin. — 2 months, 2 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
i finally brought a mac makeup foundation to see what was the big buzz about this makeup brand!. I now know and let me tell you! ive never had a foundation that covered up my blemishes like this before it makes my face look so clean and nice. it gets me excited lol — 4 months, 4 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 1 people said helpful
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i use this foundation everyday ! it cover my acne scars marvelously ! i got so many compliments about it. you do not need a concealor for it because it is high coverage. it blends beautiful with ur fingers, sponge, flat foundation brush, buffing brush , anything. it looks flawless. this is the only foundation that doesnt break me out believe it or not. it is a little expensive but it lasted me a complete year. you do not need much especially if you buy the pump. — 6 months, 1 week agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 1 people said helpful
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Fun Thank You Notes from Elementary Students
No one can write thank you notes like elementary students. Remember that show Bill Cosby hosted–Kids Say the Darndest Things? That's what it's like when an author receives thank you notes for a school visit or a letter about a book. It's the greatest thing ever and always brings a smile to my face. I […]
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-- -- nasty flu season with an outbreak that has -- much of the country into a -- but that runny nose may not be the -- it could be.
Fast -- researchers looking at nearly.
Half a million children at 51 countries say they found a -- between fast food consumption and severe asthma eczema and allergies in children.
How high is the risk of your child getting sick.
Like David somebody from the medical fox medical eighteen is here.
He's the vice chairman of the department of urology and chief for robotics and -- minimally invasive surgery at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine -- that's all we have time for us but I'm kidding probably -- I don't believe this I think the there're there are what is it in fast food that could be causing symptoms like the runny nose.
Will this study does -- really going to.
They talk about the environmental factors that -- other things that can cause it's gonna analogies but fast food how does that happen.
It's did this study doesn't prove it but he -- -- good association.
Between fast food and in this kind of allergies and asthma in children.
What they have done is they have looked over 400000.
Kids in many different continents from Asia Africa US and other places.
He also took in that consideration.
Poor vs rich white vs black and they really -- all of that and what they're finding out is that if you are consuming about three servings of fast food a week.
You have over 39%.
Increase in the chance of getting asthma and allergies and this is it -- really important news to a lot of parents now whether it's the hygiene theory.
Maybe our kids are really being with the hand wash and all of his hands and it's had a vision.
They're not getting enough exposure to bacteria did not -- -- -- immune system now they're getting this fast with a -- other things -- done maturity got the difference between a runny nose.
An asthma is massive right.
But that's true because in one of it is a real cold one of them is actually the effect of the immune system or your body absolutely but what we've learned from this is.
That the kids actually who consumed a lot of -- of vegetables.
He didn't have as many reactions.
Whether this is really affecting your bowels and DiMarco floor.
Or also what they're finding is interest thing is that vitamin C which is a big anti inflammatory process was really low.
So causes -- vitamin C and test -- -- it -- -- and effected this system and it lower somehow did you know cause more of these anti inflammatory so we know that vitamin C is a good antioxidants.
And it also prevents a lot of people from getting this asthma.
So the big lesson to a lot of parents is really cut down on the not to -- -- fast would you feed your children.
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[QUOTE=TyShine;1348253] The AI had its 100 g, because while I was stuck defending and taking the hill for strategic purposes, the AI took all of the villages to my south. Egypt had three cities while I had two.
i just had time to watch the 1st segment but 2 things jumped out at me. you mention that egypt collected a bunch of gold from south of paris. i thought duke should have slipped his warrior down there instead of sending it back to berlin. also i understand putting the army on the hill, but having at least 1 fortified in berlin would have been almost as good, and not run the risk of him winning a close battle from the hill. funny how little things become huge early on. if he (austin)takes wounds on that 1st barb duke kills him and rolls thru paris like General Georg von Kuechler.
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A couple of comments...
- That barb at the start grew because you took a friendly, not because Madrid was nearby.
- You don't need to go back to peace with an AI to keep threatening. Just engage in diplomacy and choose "no" again.
- Game was in the bag at that point, but you lost use of your KT and Blitz army by not healing them the turn before you moved up to that Greek city. When you leave units wounded in a boat (don't explicitly heal them), they will heal between turns, costing them movement on their next turn. Grayson has a video in which he loses a major opportunity due to this.
Russia vs Chug E's Romans
The last turn was pretty poorly played, but a pretty sweet game I thought! Complete with a few past and present Civ sound tracks.
Also, apparently I am now eligible to upload vids over 15 mins on youtube. That's all they said. Anyone know what the max time is? I'm guessing no max time, but they still cap you at 2 GB per upload.
well, we've convinced him that using horses is good. now we just need to convince him that they are best used for offense, as opposed to defense. just kidding chug. with that start by duke there wasn't much anybody could have done. i don't ever recall seeing 3 ai's present their heads on blocks in such neat order. combine that with the gold and free tech and it was a bloodbath.
I can't really tell what you're trying to do on the last turn, to be honest. It looked like you had an opportunity to gallop into empty Rome if you'd moved your horses to the southern hill instead of the northern one.
But anyway, sometimes Russia just has these amazing starts as if they are not only a real civ but a real good civ. I presume we have game genie to thank for this one!
what's happening with all those people getting 7cities in the first few turns? how often has that occurred to me? 2 times?
Yeah he tried horse rushing in the two games we played. The first he was Rome and took Tripoli. I was Russia and ended up building one horse. I won with warriors.
Game 2 he was England and I was Germany. I didn't horserush and he did. By the time he had a HA attacking the AI I had an inf warrior army on the hill next to that AI.
I found it funny that he went from saying it was Noob, to rushing with civs that I wouldn't normally horserush with. I've been using more warriors of late so maybe hes right horserushing is noob.
Yea I was baffled while playing Duke. It seemed he caught some major breaks while I had bad luck constantly. I've actually been having bad luck a lot lately on this game.
Last night I was playing Zodiac and he was Egypt w/ Colossus. He ended up beating me w/ Oxford Bombers, but after the game he sent me a really nasty message calling me a piece of ** horse rusher and to grow some balls. I wanted to send him to this site, but I didn't think it would do any good. He told me I HR every game and I started laughing. Anyway, how would you guys respond to someone who approached you like this?
forget about zodiac. he is just a nasty human being. he has sent me some vile messages. i usually beat him but i've lost to him too. he had been avoiding me but finally realized i'm on too often to avoid. just report him when he pukes out his texts, or block him.
Look for a video against Morte tomorrow. At least a part or two.
I also have a couple nice Black Ops videos that I might upload. Would anyone be interested or no? I know a few people here play Call of Duty occasionally.
Part 1 and 2 of a RR game against Morte are up. Here is the link to part 1. Look for the remaining parts either tonight or tomorrow afternoon.
Looks like a sweet game, but I expected better from Morte >_>
->Maybe our champ's a bit rusty?
Oh, and I'd love to see some BO vids....just put it on your channel
my god. PART 3, i demand part 3 !!!
I think I wanted to keep the gold and production coming in so that I could rush archers. Then I wanted Demo so that I could get to modern. Then I switched to Fundy. I could have probably just teched to Fundy and attacked quicker, but I decided to play the safe route.
Thanks for watching!
The highlights of this game for me are:
- Teching Irrigation 2nd without checking to see if it's still available, then later doing the same with Literacy. A player like Morte probably isn't interested in those silly techs, especially well after 0 AD. Actually, did the Romans get to Literacy first? You guys left it so long the AI might have.
- Expanding before CoL, but not after. There's really no point in expanding after CoL. As the English, you really just want CoL as a pre-requisite for Monarchy, right?
- NEVER using Fundamentalism. I know you're new here, but two vet horse armies (one with blitz!) on a hill with fundamentalism will beat an archer army. Take the cap. You could have had knight armies or cat armies as well. Morte even made you a road.
I guess Morte must have paid a lot of that Seven Cities gold for CoL from the Romans? I was surprised he didn't have more cities. Neither of you really had enough or as many as I would expect. You left him alone for like ten turns. I know he was focusing on legions and production but I would have expected more cities with 200 gold to start with. I don't know how much CoL costs though.
Good plays there were you getting archers first. Morte probably shouldn't have bothered running the KT around. Keep it for defense. It's useless against longbows. Use a warrior for scouting. Morte had a nice defensive structure, but it wasn't extensive enough and the GW sucked for him. His Seven Cities was nice, but I'd rather have two caps. He was really cramped in there. I would have tried going for islands, but I guess he didn't know you didn't get Nav off the Spanish and perhaps he had gone too far in prepping a legion rush before you got the GW.
I paid 150 gold for COL and got something like 40 gold back by selling two technologies. So I couldn't get so many cities as you think. Another problem is that Romans didn't want to die. I kept attacking them and had bad luck. At the end I asked them COL in fact. And, I even tried to steal them a great artist using 4 spies. I didn't play that game really well, and I know, but the main problem was the peninsula and the fail at Rome.
The peninsula problem wasn't too big, but taking Rome earlier would have meant for me having all the cities I had something like 10 turns earlier (more gold, col faster, etc...)
I also thought he got navigation, I didn't even bother to look in the tech planner (even if I couldn't see it I think).
1. We got Irrigation on the same turn. He got the bonus because he was host. I think I mentioned in the video that I should have gone for Literacy instead, or worked gold to make more cities. I knew it was available because his cities had not grown and he had just gotten the free wall. It was risky and I lost.
2. Yes, I also mentioned I didn't expand very well after COL. I really didn't need to though. Keeping his cities was the priority.
3. You're the 2nd person who mentioned this. Did I get Fundy off him on the galley drop in or something? I don't think I realized I had it so early. Either way, I wasn't sure how many legions he had in his cap. I decided to play it safe and tech up to modern and pick off the outer cities. You can't win with just a cap, and I didn't have the Rome anyways. In my opinion, trying to take his cap would have made no impact other than give me a risk of losing units.
I'm not sure how much he paid for COL. I personally was surprised when he said he paid for it. He could have gotten out a few more cities and just teched it.
Had I not gotten the Great Wall I'm not sure how effective his legion rush would have been. Longbows plus a Great Leader are tough to beat. I only had my cap close, it would have been a hike to my other cities. I would have defended at 27 in my cap if my math is right.
You wouldn't be able to see anything there because obviously the Spanish already had it first. The only way you'd know if he got Nav is if you knew his tech total before he took Madrid and it incremented. Not likely he'd get anything else off Spain at that point in the game.
Yes. You got Religion the first time you dropped in on him. Then you stayed in Republic while attacking and not building cities.
Yeah, I wouldn't expect great things for a legion rush against the English. The English are really tough to beat when they have a better start. Still, he needed to build some legions because obviously you had at least one horse army (evidenced by Madrid falling when it did, if nothing else). One could argue that he needed to build even more of them than he did!
you did get it by taking the first city away from morte if i remember correctly. and you had a lot of battles afterwards where it would've probably been useful.Did I get Fundy off him on the galley drop in or something?
I have a new Black Ops video here.
I know this is a Civ forum, but I've had just as many forum members request Black Ops videos as Civ videos. If you're not interested, then just don't watch! I promise there will be plenty more Civ videos to come.
I told you that game isn't fun. Look at your poor suffering and misery!
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This may be a bit GTD off topic for some but I've had an epiphany about setting and achieving goals and wanted some perspective from other GTDers.
I've been setting goals and making action plans to achieve goals most of my adult life. Some I've achieved in whole or in part while making little progress on others.
A few months ago I set a goal to lose a certain percentage of weight. For various reasons, my motivation is extremely high to the point where I totally believe that I will achieve the goal, no matter what it takes, and have described the goal to my wife, personal trainer and nutritionist as something I will do no matter what and as being something that is one step beyond a goal-something that I just flat out totally intend to do.
I'm using the old analogy of an airplane being programmed to fly to a certain destination. If I'm on course, fine, but if I'm off course, I make "adjustments".
So far, so good-great actually. The plane is on course and may even land ahead of schedule.
The huge learning for me is that I now believe that many of my prior "goals" have really been wishes or things I would like to have happen in my life, but that my will and/or intention to make them happen has varied widely from a strong motivation to a "wouldn't it be nice if that happened but I'm not going to do anything different".
Should we even call something a goal if our commitment to achieve the goal is less than total?
Is this a question of semantics? Is this a ho-hum or have I discovered something very important for myself (even if I'm the last person to get this insight)?
If we would like to have something happen in our lives, are we better off spending more time on our motivation and self-examination to achieve the goal or on coming up with action plans to make it happen. In my case, the action planning seemed to evolve from the initial commitment.
I'd be curious to hear from the GTDers who have had similar experiences-experiencing such a totlal commitment to achieving something that it felt like a "super goal" or something qualitatively different.


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Photo a Day: 7th March
Isn't it astonishing just how much cabling is required to run broadband? And if you look closely, you may just see a dead spider hanging to the left of the plug socket. Slovenly housekeeper that I am.
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- kim said...
lol- we seem to be over run with cables aswell. Dh also loves hifi cables- so we have those in the mix aswell!
- 7 March 2012 17:02
- debs14 said...
It made my heart sing to see all those cables - I thought I was the only one with the electrical equivalent of spaghetti behind my desk!
- 7 March 2012 19:39
- Ladkyis said...
you have a room ~envy~ I have a room that will be a craft room just as soon as I can get all the rubbish out and the craft stuff in.
- 7 March 2012 20:07
- Kirsty.a said...
Yep. Hate cables -= but they'll soon be hidden behind a nice new desk. Out of sight, out of mind - that's my motto
- 7 March 2012 20:09
- Rhona said...
Now we expect to see a photo of your "new" room. I hate all the cables but certainly wouldn't want to be without the technology.
- 7 March 2012 20:10
- Amy said...
Cords are the bane of my existence!
- 7 March 2012 21:21
- Sian said...
You want to talk spiders? You should see the one I found yesterday. Yes, I'm getting back into housework again. Scary what a couple of weeks of slackness can achieve.
Enjoy your new desk! - 8 March 2012 13:07
- ♥♥ Liz ♥♥ said...
I hope the desk and shelves arrived and are up already. It's always nice to have a tidy up of your craft room. Only problem is remember where you've put everything!!
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Set in the year 1141, civil war runs amok in Britain between King Stephen and the Empress Maud, and it appears that the end of the twelve year old struggle is in sight. The war has taken its toll in many areas, as civil wars do, and the people are quite weary of it all. Maud's forces, however, now have captured the king himself. The sheriff of Shropshire, too, has been taken captive. This means, in those days, that in all likelihood an exchange of prisoners will take place.
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Brother Cadfael is the former crusader now a Benedictine monk, who specializes in herbal medicines, solving murders, and compassion. Peters (Edith Pargeter) has developed her Cadfael through this series of medieval whodunits into a man of the cloth easily admired and respected. He is a man of firm, and devout, principles; a man who seems to carry the weight of the shire on his own Welch-born shoulders!
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Sequel to "Gabriel's Inferno" - Cover #3
Dear Everyone,
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"I want to be your last."
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The 'Urban Dictionary' describes SLOW BURN as follows :
- Allowing an event or COMMENT to simmer under your skin until you erupt and flip out.
Consider me 'this close' to either erupting and/or flipping out!!
'I want to be your last'... as long as this isn't your LAST teaser, by all means!
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Twenty drug types including analgesics, cold medicine and digestive tablets will be sold over-the-counter (OTC) at supermarkets and convenience stores from November, the Ministry of Health and Welfare said Thursday. A ministry official said the move follows the National Assembly passing a bill the previous day permitting the sale of nonprescription drugs at retail outlets other than pharmacies. Up to 67 different products of the OTC drug types will be available at neighborhood stores. The ministry plans to form a committee of doctors, pharmacists, civic group members and consumers this month to decide on the 67 to be sold at retail outlets. "The committee will select specific products among analgesics, cold remedies, digestive tablets and other OTC drugs that do not require specific directions from pharmacists," the official said. . The approval of the bill came after months of delay at the Assembly as representatives backed pharmacists who opposed relinquishing their monopoly on the sale of both prescription and OTC medicine. However, the Korean Pharmaceutical Association (KPA) accepted the government's push for the sales at supermarkets early this year as most Koreans are in favor of the move. "We have decided not to protest drug sales at convenience stores, putting the consumers' convenience first in drug purchases during holidays and at night," a KPA official said. The pharmacists first argued that looser rules could cause serious drug abuse. The bill was presented to the Assembly in September 2011 but failed to clear the Health and Welfare Committee because of hectic lobbying by pharmacists. The KPA then recognized that 83 percent of the people supported the bill designed to allow consumers to easily buy simple medicines at retail stores. Most of the association members already knew the bill would eventually be passed and did not want to be seen as a selfish group, one pharmacist said. Civic groups advocating consumer rights called on the government and the KPA to work together closely to help the public gain easier access to basic OTC drugs in accordance with the legislation. "Policymakers and pharmacists should put top priority on consumers' convenience when they decide which medicine should be sold at stores other than pharmacies," a civic group member said. |


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Georgetown University: Unequal Treatment of Student Organizations
Despite its Speech & Expression Policy stating that "'time, place and manner' are the only norms allowable in governing the expression of ideas and sharing of information that is the very life of the university," Georgetown University has consistently refused to recognize the pro-choice student group H*yas for Choice, saying that doing so would conflict with its Catholic and Jesuit mission. Georgetown's Access to Benefits Policy denies groups like H*yas for Choice equal treatment among student groups, contradicting its moral and contractual promises of free speech. Further, H*yas for Choice was denied recognition despite the existence of recognized groups of Muslim and Jewish students that explicitly differ from Catholicism. Georgetown has declined to resolve its contradictory and discriminatory statements and actions.
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If that's the case, Schmoopy sleeps in a burka.
I wear pajama bottoms. I don't like skin on skin. My own or anyone else's. I also spoon with a big long pillow.
I do but I have no active sex life.
I sleep in a van
I haven't slept in anything since about age 14.
You have to change your sheets more often then
yes, but i have no life.
ok, who writes "goo goo at a at a, fukin jew heeb"?
"fuckyoubigot i dont like you're sig" "repeated annoying comments"
The Lord is not my Shepherd for I am not a sheep.
I have to wear drawers.
It's the whole "what if there's a fire in the middle of the night" thing.
My neighbors don't want to see my goods at 3:00 AM, I assure you.
people wear clothes to bed?
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I feel like im gonna smother with clothes on when Im sleeping.
i would say undies only - about 75% of the time. Nakey about 25% of the time.


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