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Small Sale--only interested in swapping for Samhain or Gooey Pillowcase atmosphere sprays. I only take paypal, but I take all flavors. Please add $2 shipping, and I always do delivery confirmation and will email you the tracking number.
The Spell of Amorous Love 5ml LE full to neck $20
June 2008 13 (green and purple label) 5ml full--$18
Bloody Mary LE 5ml full--$23
Candy Butcher LE 5ml full--$25
Beaver'versary 2008 LE full to top of label--$18
Mi-Go Brain Canister 5ml full to just below top of label--$20
Bilquis 5ml just below top of label--$10
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So it's Thanksgiving, and I'm in your box office, selling you tickets. I'm in a pretty good mood, getting to chat with one of my favorite coworkers, and everyone's been fairly mellow and pleasant up to this point.
Until this guy comes up. Let me say, before I start, that I have a lisp. It's not super bad and I'm not unintelligible, but it's there.
Guy comes up to get tickets.
Me: ...Okay, for two tickets it'll be sixteen dollars!
Guy: How much?
Me: Sixteen dollars! *cheerful happy smiley yay*
Guy: *looking in his wallet* Thikthteen dollarth. *smirksmirk*
...excuse me what.
I was only as polite as strictly necessary through the rest of the transaction, and then cursed him when all the other customers were gone. I hope he gets hit in the face with a football and has a lisp from them on. :| But I mean SERIOUSLY, who over the age of nine does that?! | |
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Will Lady GaGa be the most outrageous Royal Variety Show guest ever? The organisers of the Royal Variety Performance are still waiting to hear exactly what Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, who is better known as the pop star Lady GaGa, has in mind to entertain the Queen. She is following in the footsteps of wholesome entertainers such as Sir Cliff Richard and will undoubtedly want to rise to the occasion.
It's a fair bet she will have something eye-popping in mind for this Royal occasion. No doubt Blackpool Opera House will never have seen the like. But is her outrageousness a soberly manufactured construct, purely for marketing purposes? Or is Lady GaGa, well, gaga? Source | |
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Gerard Butler believes his commitment issues with women are caused by the fact his father didn't raise him. The 'Gamer' actor was raised solely by his mother after his parents divorced when he was just two and he believes his commitment issues stem from the fact his dad wasn't around.
Butler - who didn't have contact with his father again until he was 16 - told German magazine Joy: "I act very awkward when I am with women. Perhaps that's because my mother brought me up alone. My father gambled away all our money and eventually went bankrupt. So one night our family had to flee head over heels to Canada. At that time my mother was five months pregnant with me. Shortly after my second birthday my father let us down. It is said that men who grow up without a father have a fear of commitment."
Despite his own disrupted childhood, the 40-year-old actor would love to have a family of his own but admits he needs to find the right woman first.
He added: "It's about time. But a woman by my side would be very helpful in this project."
Butler has most recently been romantically linked to his 'The Bounty Hunter' co-star Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson, but he insists most of the rumours are not true.
He said: "It's totally bizarre. Since I am considered in Hollywood to be a true womaniser people impute affairs to me all the time. Last year I was linked to ten different women! Only one of them was true."
sourceI wonder which hookup was true...- Topics:
gerard butler
- Feeling:giggly
 - Listening To:The Thin Man on TCM
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I went and saw a new midwife last week for an annual exam and while I was there asked her to fit me for a diaphragm. I was rather surprised when she told me diaphragms are no longer available in the US and the only barrier option available along those lines is the Femcap. I've been googling and I can't find anything to support what she told me. Has anyone else heard or read anything about this? | |
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My vagina and labia feel raw and sore and very uncomfortable. I would say this started about a week or 2 ago and has gotten progressively worse. I was feeling a little better yesterday and (stupidly) decided it would be okay to have sex, since I hadn't done so since all of this started. Well, needless to say, it's so much worse today. Do you think this is a yeast infection? I don't really have any discharge, in fact it feels kind of dryer than normal. But, I've had a YI before and my vagina gets raw feeling and like wrinkly-looking (for lack of better description) which is how it feels/looks now. I also think it is swollen. I started taking some probiotic pills that I had laying around the house, but I've tried several treatment methods in the past and the only thing that seems to help me is prescription Diflucan. Should I go ahead and ask my doctor to phone in a prescription for me? Do you think this is something that should be seen by a doctor?
Also, I've had about 4-5 yeast infections in the year and 1/2 I've been with my current boyfriend. He's uncircumsized, but says that he makes sure to keep everything clean. Prior to being with him, my ex-boyfriend was circumsized, and I never had a single YI in the 4 years we were having sex. Do you think my b/f being uncircumsized puts me at a greater risk of getting YIs? Is it possible that he has 1 too and we're transferring it back and forth? I don't know if that's the case because I only get them every 3-4 months, but it might be a possibility... Should I have him try treating himself? How do you go about treating a YI on a male?
Sorry I have SO many questions.
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Friday wasn't Black Friday around here, but it was Eid, which, for where I work, is the busiest day of the year. Relevant part is, this meant I closed yesterday and opened today, which resulted in less than five hours sleep between shifts and a very rambly post. So anyway.
Today we had exciting times. A customer lost her purse, and the managers and I searched the lobby for it (to the point of going through the bins - they made me do that bit). After about half an hour of that, another customer handed the purse in, Joy! But, when they came to check the purse, apparently a hundred quid was missing. The customer started crying, and the manager had to run down the road and get the other one to come back. At this point, I was willing to give the second customer the benefit of the doubt. Maybe someone else had stolen the money and then just ditched the purse, and she'd handed it in innocently. Then she ran outside and drove away while we were waiting for the police to arrive, so...yeah.
Both customers had family with them. Looking back, it seems weird that the customer was initially walking away from the carpark, when she first left, and then, when she escaped, drove away in a car. I'm thinking maybe the other lady with her - her sister, I think - must have called a friend or something. The question still remains though, why bring the purse back? Maybe she didn't realise the owner was still there, and thought she'd be long gone before it was claimed.
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