I cannot respond to your post, it's now a locked thread but I think you did the right thing for the right reasons and one day you'll be rewarded for your efforts.
Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is god for what ails ya.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is goof for what ails ya.
Not for women... it's not good for women.
Allow me to remind all and sundry that ANY thread which carries on these silly domestic disputes between purportedly grown adults will be dumped and locked, no matter who the OP is.
The Blue Cashew is NOT going to be a dumping ground for domestic harassment and conflict, especially when family members and children are thrown into the fracas.
Although I've made it clear that any such posts are unacceptable, some continue to ignore my request and continue to conduct themselves like unregistered dogs.
I will be asking Admins to consider three day bans for anyone who cannot find alternative means of dealing with relationship issues.
I emphasise the word "ANYONE"!!!
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is goof for what ails ya.
Not for women... it's not good for women.
I don't believe it's healthy for anyone, including Herman.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is goof for what ails ya.
Not for women... it's not good for women.
I don't believe it's healthy for anyone, including Herman.
It depends..
It helps when you are really depressed.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is goof for what ails ya.
Not for women... it's not good for women.
I don't believe it's healthy for anyone, including Herman.
It depends..
It helps when you are really depressed.
Alcohol is a depressant.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Bullshit. Barrel wash is goof for what ails ya.
Not for women... it's not good for women.
I don't believe it's healthy for anyone, including Herman.
It depends..
It helps when you are really depressed.
Alcohol is a depressant.
When used excessively.
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Alcohol is a depressant.
It sure is.
I get so depressed when I see the price of good whisky increase every other week!!
:sneaky2:
Well a lot of people gain weight because they love to eat and drink but women will give up food and just drink which is bad...
But many men who eat and drink and don't worry too much about weight thrive on alcohol and live long lives...
The problem arises when you cut your food intake.
This isn't a thread about alcohol though. I'm responding to another woman's post to me...I've known Murdy for 10 years. Murdy is a good person.
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Alcohol is a depressant.
It sure is.
I get so depressed when I see the price of good whisky increase every other week!!
:sneaky2:
That is enough to drive a man to drink.
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Looking back, I could have hated him at the gym. But instead I took it out on myself because the cut my failed marriage left was that DEEP. It took an emotional toll on me that I will probably never fully heal from. He was literally sucking the life out of me and I didn't like who I was when I was with him.
We were excellent business partners and I will never be able to get legally married again without it being potentially detrimental to my retirement. So that's my reward... I will never have a husband in the eyes of the law ever again and I'm emotionally scarred for life.
Murdy, you do not owe any of us an explanation. Most of us on the these forums have relationship baggage. Not Fash, but everyone else. So, anybody judging you has three more fingers pointed back at themselves.
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Looking back, I could have hated him at the gym. But instead I took it out on myself because the cut my failed marriage left was that DEEP. It took an emotional toll on me that I will probably never fully heal from. He was literally sucking the life out of me and I didn't like who I was when I was with him.
We were excellent business partners and I will never be able to get legally married again without it being potentially detrimental to my retirement. So that's my reward... I will never have a husband in the eyes of the law ever again and I'm emotionally scarred for life.
Murdy, you do not owe any of us an explanation. Most of us on the these forums have relationship baggage. Not Fash, but everyone else. So, anybody judging you has three more fingers pointed back a themselves.
Preach, bro.
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Looking back, I could have hated him at the gym. But instead I took it out on myself because the cut my failed marriage left was that DEEP. It took an emotional toll on me that I will probably never fully heal from. He was literally sucking the life out of me and I didn't like who I was when I was with him.
We were excellent business partners and I will never be able to get legally married again without it being potentially detrimental to my retirement. So that's my reward... I will never have a husband in the eyes of the law ever again and I'm emotionally scarred for life.
Murdy, you do not owe any of us an explanation. Most of us on the these forums have relationship baggage. Not Fash, but everyone else. So, anybody judging you has three more fingers pointed back at themselves.
Once in a while, you surprise me Herman.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
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Looking back, I could have hated him at the gym. But instead I took it out on myself because the cut my failed marriage left was that DEEP. It took an emotional toll on me that I will probably never fully heal from. He was literally sucking the life out of me and I didn't like who I was when I was with him.
We were excellent business partners and I will never be able to get legally married again without it being potentially detrimental to my retirement. So that's my reward... I will never have a husband in the eyes of the law ever again and I'm emotionally scarred for life.
Murdy, you do not owe any of us an explanation. Most of us on the these forums have relationship baggage. Not Fash, but everyone else. So, anybody judging you has three more fingers pointed back at themselves.
Once in a while, you surprise me Herman.
It's true and I'm sure you've seen it. Some people on these forums get super judgmental about other people's relationships and they have had more than a few failed relationships themselves. Not you though Fash. You are pretty cool about it.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I gather you would prefer a guy not have kids? I don't blame you, but like you said, it will be tougher once you get a certain age.
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Looking back, I could have hated him at the gym. But instead I took it out on myself because the cut my failed marriage left was that DEEP. It took an emotional toll on me that I will probably never fully heal from. He was literally sucking the life out of me and I didn't like who I was when I was with him.
We were excellent business partners and I will never be able to get legally married again without it being potentially detrimental to my retirement. So that's my reward... I will never have a husband in the eyes of the law ever again and I'm emotionally scarred for life.
Murdy, you do not owe any of us an explanation. Most of us on the these forums have relationship baggage. Not Fash, but everyone else. So, anybody judging you has three more fingers pointed back at themselves.
People can judge me all they want, Herman. If they don't pay my bills, I have ZERO f@cks to give.
I'm just contributing real life experience for an intellectual discussion that we can all reflect, learn and potentially grow from.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I gather you would prefer a guy not have kids? I don't blame you, but like you said, it will be tougher once you get a certain age.
I would prefer an empty nester with strong family values.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I'm not a drinker but used to be a very heavy chain smoker though. I gave up 5 yrs and 2 month ago... I really wished I could smoke now and again... but I'd only start off light and end up fully addicted in a fortnight.
You will find someone. You put out good vibes.
Enjoy everyday.
Life is good.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I gather you would prefer a guy not have kids? I don't blame you, but like you said, it will be tougher once you get a certain age.
I would prefer an empty nester with strong family values.
That should be easy since many adults probably start dating again once their children are adults.
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I'm not a drinker but used to be a very heavy chain smoker though. I gave up 5 yrs and 2 month ago... I really wished I could smoke now and again... but I'd only start off light and end up fully addicted in a fortnight.
You will find someone. You put out good vibes.
Enjoy everyday.
Life is good.
Awww thanks, Caskur. I hope so... I have all this free time and wifey skills going to waste.
But I'm glad you stopped. I still cheat here and there on breaks with the girls at work. I would like to think that remaining calm and not murdering anyone is better for my health than a few cigs.
Ya, your employer might get a little upset if you kill one or two of theiremployees. :laugh3:
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I gather you would prefer a guy not have kids? I don't blame you, but like you said, it will be tougher once you get a certain age.
I would prefer an empty nester with strong family values.
That should be easy since many adults probably start dating again once their children are adults.
When I made the decision to stay until they both were out of HS, I couldn't imagine bringing another man into the house. I still can't imagine how they will react when I finally do find someone and it's serious and we are living together. But I would like to think that a big extended family gathered around my dinning room table will be fun.
I wanted more children, but with his affairs I stopped after 2. I'd like to that this is also my chance to have more children... except now I don't have to raise them or put them through college. I just get to be their father's crazy silly girlfriend ac_dance
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Try and get your health in check though. You really need to do that first. Alcohol is one of the main causes of cancer. Our TV commercials in Australia are advertising that fact. You need to be healthy for retirement if you want to endure a fun retirement.
You've been doing good.... Just keep doing good.
Hello Caskur, it's been a L O N G time xoxo
I've done a lot of healing since I saw you last.... spiritually, physically and mentally. I made the conscious decision to not stop drinking entirely. I pretty much compartmentalize my alcoholism now. I only drink on Friday or Saturday nights and limit how many of those I get a month. However, I have an alcohol allergy and it doesn't take much to get me there.
I am hopeful that I will eventually find a great guy and that we will be happy enjoying life, travel and our grandchildren together (I doubt I'll find anyone who is suitable at this point who doesn't have children).
Wish me luck!
I gather you would prefer a guy not have kids? I don't blame you, but like you said, it will be tougher once you get a certain age.
I would prefer an empty nester with strong family values.
That should be easy since many adults probably start dating again once their children are adults.
When I made the decision to stay until they both were out of HS, I couldn't imagine bringing another man into the house. I still can't imagine how they will react when I finally do find someone and it's serious and we are living together. But I would like to think that a big extended family gathered around my dinning room table will be fun.
I wanted more children, but with his affairs I stopped after 2. I'd like to this this is also my chance to have more children... except now I don't have to raise them or put them through college. I just get to be their father's crazy silly girlfriend ac_dance
We know people with step families..
They seem to have two Christmases and two Thanksgiving meals..
Two families means twice as much fun.
Hmmm... single, good values, faithful, devoted, no children, smart and witty, doesn't use drugs or alcohol, not unpleasant to look upon, loves to travel, financially autonomous, spiritually aware, has minimal relationship baggage...
We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
BC match making.
When you reach middle age, you have to get serious and look at what type of old age you want...
Some people just live day to day...
Old age is a scary topic if you haven't set yourself up during your younger years to sail through old age.
You also really do need to take care yourself health-wise... There is no point developing a cancerous growth and then saying, "oh shit, I better start eating better and exercising. I like living, death seems very unappealing at this stage."...lol
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Some people just live day to day...
Old age is a scary topic if you haven't set yourself up during your younger years to sail through old age.
You also really do need to take care yourself health-wise... There is no point developing a cancerous growth and then saying, "oh shit, I better start eating better and exercising. I like living, death seems very unappealing at this stage."...lol
Some people don't prepare for the future.
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Some people just live day to day...
Old age is a scary topic if you haven't set yourself up during your younger years to sail through old age.
You also really do need to take care yourself health-wise... There is no point developing a cancerous growth and then saying, "oh shit, I better start eating better and exercising. I like living, death seems very unappealing at this stage."...lol
Some people don't prepare for the future.
And some future events are beyond anyone's control...
I'm thinking of natural disaster victims. We're just super lucky we live in a developed world country.
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It's our clients... :sdfjh(2):
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
I'm trying... but if you don't like adult weekends and brunch served in bed, I'm probably NOT the girl for you :negative:
What are adult weekends?
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58 hours of uninterrupted X rated sheit... :evilthoughts2:
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
BC match making.
I almost fell in love online once... he was the CO forum owner.
We were both married at the time. I was the only one who didn't lie about it.
There is a thread on MMP called The Farmer & The Bombshell that basically tells this story
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
Fixed.
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
You forgot something...
:laugh3:
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Some people just live day to day...
Old age is a scary topic if you haven't set yourself up during your younger years to sail through old age.
You also really do need to take care yourself health-wise... There is no point developing a cancerous growth and then saying, "oh shit, I better start eating better and exercising. I like living, death seems very unappealing at this stage."...lol
Some people don't prepare for the future.
And some future events are beyond anyone's control...
I'm thinking of natural disaster victims. We're just super lucky we live in a developed world country.
Oh of course, some things are beyond our control including accidents or unexpected illness..
Taiwan is a developed country, but it's on a fault line and gets earthquakes regularly.
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
BC match making.
I almost fell in love online once... he was the CO forum owner.
We were both married at the time. I was the only one who didn't lie about it.
There is a thread on MMP called The Farmer & The Bombshell that basically tells this story
What is CO Murdy?
Cosmic Outpost.
Commanding officer..
Or a co-owner.
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Cook out. The word some Americans substitute for a bbq.
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We're out there, Murdy. Don't give up.
Fixed.
The only problem with this is that we are both Gemini. That's like a cosmic orgy of crazy in a relationship.
Geminis love the written word...
You could send yourselves love letters and poetry.
What's wrong with cosmic orgies of crazy?
You only live once, Purdy Murdy. You owe it to yourself and to the world to be the best nut you can be for the duration of the play.
And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
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You could send yourselves love letters and poetry.
This is how Farmer got me to swoooooon... ac_wub
But I wanted to thank you for your insight into health & retirement. I pondered this last night and then again this morning and I have to say that I'm more centered in my journey having an active retirement life goal. Good stuff.
Kudos xoxo
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You only live once, Purdy Murdy. You owe it to yourself and to the world to be the best nut you can be for the duration of the play.
And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
Damn, I bet your makeup and hair products are stellar too. What to do, what to do...
do I get to be the boy sometimes?
You get to be whatever you'd like to be.
This never sits well with a vanilla crowd, but what can you do?
I do declare my
Obviously, I still love to play with my self. It's a bonus in a bland world.
For the record, I was a MAC girl. And RuPaul had nothing to do with it.
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And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
Son, I don't need to wear makeup to make ME look pretty.
And I've got nearly 20 years on you.
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And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
Son, I don't need to wear makeup to make ME look pretty.
And I've got nearly 20 years on you.
You must be a natural beauty.
I don't like to brag... ac_blush
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That's good.
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But many men who eat and drink and don't worry too much about weight thrive on alcohol and live long lives...
The problem arises when you cut your food intake.
This isn't a thread about alcohol though. I'm responding to another woman's post to me...I've known Murdy for 10 years. Murdy is a good person.
Awwww thanks Caskur. I try.
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This never sits well with a vanilla crowd, but what can you do?
I do declare my
Obviously, I still love to play with my self. It's a bonus in a bland world.
For the record, I was a MAC girl. And RuPaul had nothing to do with it.
I've been a MAC girl since the 90s... it was accidental. I was in my goth phase and the artists wore all black. I have cases of their makeup now. I'm a MAC lipstick junkie... but Kylie Jenner's lip kits have stolen my heart, so I'm cheating with her for now.
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This never sits well with a vanilla crowd, but what can you do?
I do declare my
Obviously, I still love to play with my self. It's a bonus in a bland world.
For the record, I was a MAC girl. And RuPaul had nothing to do with it.
I've been a MAC girl since the 90s... it was accidental. I was in my goth phase and the artists wore all black. I have cases of their makeup now. I'm a MAC lipstick junkie... but Kylie Jenner's lip kits have stolen my heart, so I'm cheating with her for now.
Is MAC a product line?
Depends on what you mean by "product."
https://youtu.be/Y08eaZtoFYU
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This never sits well with a vanilla crowd, but what can you do?
I do declare my
Obviously, I still love to play with my self. It's a bonus in a bland world.
For the record, I was a MAC girl. And RuPaul had nothing to do with it.
I've been a MAC girl since the 90s... it was accidental. I was in my goth phase and the artists wore all black. I have cases of their makeup now. I'm a MAC lipstick junkie... but Kylie Jenner's lip kits have stolen my heart, so I'm cheating with her for now.
Is MAC a product line?
It was a Canadian founded company.
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And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
Son, I don't need to wear makeup to make ME look pretty.
And I've got nearly 20 years on you.
You must be a natural beauty.
You dont recall his "backside in the snow" pic? :laugh:
Of course, Bricktop himself won't recall. He's aged and withering.
Unfortunately, photography has consigned his posterior to posterity.
The deep web has its uses.
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And, especially, pay no attention to that Bricktop behind the curtain. He may be wizened, but he's no wizard.
Son, I don't need to wear makeup to make ME look pretty.
And I've got nearly 20 years on you.
You must be a natural beauty.
You dont recall his "backside in the snow" pic? :laugh:
My PM box filled up the day after that was posted.
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https://youtu.be/Y08eaZtoFYU
ac_wub
The Cardigans are one of my 90s favorites too!
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https://youtu.be/Y08eaZtoFYU
ac_wub
The Cardigans are one of my 90s favorites too!
I like the Cardigans too.
Where's my damned Switch?