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Cadaverous Pallor · 08-16-2005, 08:09 PM

Sigh...it seems that "braless" doesn't ever stick around for long. It's gone already, if it ever really was mainstream, for a second or two. A revival of the 70's look, of course. For me it's a comfort issue, not a political/sexual statement.

On a similar note, I hope the trend of getting cosmetic surgery goes out of favor. I keep seeing women with these oddly shaped eyes, cheeks, lips, etc etc. They are UGLY! I don't care what they looked like before, there's no way that that's an improvement. Same goes for fake looking dyejobs. It's one thing if you go for blue or green or something obviously not attempting to look natural, that's cool. But pretending you're a blonde with a dye job that looks like sht, yeech.

Oh, and those 1989 frozen vertical bangs. I hope they never come back.

08-16-2005, 08:09 PM	#11
Cadaverous Pallor ohhhh baby Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Parental Bliss Posts: 12,364	Sigh...it seems that "braless" doesn't ever stick around for long. It's gone already, if it ever really was mainstream, for a second or two. A revival of the 70's look, of course. For me it's a comfort issue, not a political/sexual statement. On a similar note, I hope the trend of getting cosmetic surgery goes out of favor. I keep seeing women with these oddly shaped eyes, cheeks, lips, etc etc. They are UGLY! I don't care what they looked like before, there's no way that that's an improvement. Same goes for fake looking dyejobs. It's one thing if you go for blue or green or something obviously not attempting to look natural, that's cool. But pretending you're a blonde with a dye job that looks like sht, yeech. Oh, and those 1989 frozen vertical bangs. I hope they never come back. __________________ The second star to the right shines in the night for you
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