Girly thread (men beware!)

[Udella&Wiz 325]

Or a tin cup and hat and an organ-grinder.

SHAZAAAM!

That was so past a mere snap or zing.

I've eventually settled for trimming. I have a little personal trimmer that gets it down to the 'soft stubble' stage (soft but not particularly visible) and have bravely designated my partner to be the wielder. It's his playground, anyway; why shouldn't he be the groundskeeper?

He's totally game and it ends up, um, leading to interesting things later.

I would be afraid of damaging the equipment while I was doing the maintenance.

Wiz

[JillA 2]

YAY!! Brazilians are back in action in NJ!!

http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_updat...by_in_N_J_.html

[Sprailenes 47]

YAY!! Brazilians are back in action in NJ!!

http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_updat...by_in_N_J_.html

Thank god, I hate it when a man tells me what I can and can not do with MY body.

[Texanadian 10]

Congratulations.....Mrs Twain.

[Sprailenes 47]

Congratulations.....Mrs Twain.

I sat here going: "####### is with the Shania Twain reference??" And then I remembered!

[JillA 2]

Congratulations.....Mrs Twain.

I sat here going: "####### is with the Shania Twain reference??" And then I remembered!

I don't get it yet

[Autumnchik 6]

Hehehe .... Mark Twain I absolutely adore your son without even meeting him!

[Krikit 1,164]

Congratulations.....Mrs Twain.

I sat here going: "####### is with the Shania Twain reference??" And then I remembered!

I don't get it yet

Me either.

[Sprailenes 47]

Yea I use nair sometimes too on the upper lip. Except last year my son (yes my son once again) came home from school and I had the stuff on and he goes: "Oh hi Mark Twain!"

I did a search just for you guyz.

This is what they are referencing.

[Krikit 1,164]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[JillA 2]

Yea I use nair sometimes too on the upper lip. Except last year my son (yes my son once again) came home from school and I had the stuff on and he goes: "Oh hi Mark Twain!"

I did a search just for you guyz.

This is what they are referencing.

[July09Bride 1]

Okay, here's a new one. Weight loss... do you go buy new clothes or spend money to have the ones you already have tailored? Both cost almost as much, but tailoring seems cheaper. Especially since it seems as if ther emight be more weight to lose..... Thoughts?

[JillA 2]

Okay, here's a new one. Weight loss... do you go buy new clothes or spend money to have the ones you already have tailored? Both cost almost as much, but tailoring seems cheaper. Especially since it seems as if ther emight be more weight to lose..... Thoughts?

I'd buy new ones, only because it's a good excuse to go shopping and get new clothes

[childress_london 3]

Buy new clothes. Definitely. The slimmer you should look better than the fatter you. :-)

[Emancipation 2]

Okay, here's a new one. Weight loss... do you go buy new clothes or spend money to have the ones you already have tailored? Both cost almost as much, but tailoring seems cheaper. Especially since it seems as if ther emight be more weight to lose..... Thoughts?

ahh great question... i lost about 40 lbs a few years back and I did a combination of new clothing and pick up second hand stuff (esp. while I was transitioning from a size 13 down to a 4).. I did a lot of shopping for about a year.. until I finally got down to my size (eep those were the days!!) I think it's important to make sure you throw out your clothing as you go... so that it's a step of finality and that you don't have bigger clothing to fall back on.. I know it's incentive for me now not to gain weight, cause I'll have to buy new clothing again