wheezy_e:
I suppose that musicians in the free jazz genre aren't big on rhythm or repedative motion, huh? Ornette says "Hi"


Well, there's bound to be something repulsive about anyone. You just need to train yourself to look for it. I'm not sure I'm with you on it, but sometimes things that maybe SHOULD repulse me I find attractive, is that similar?

Hopefully at the prop sale you can score a full sized coat of armor to put in the corner or something.
incorrigible:
ooh. good luck at the prop sale. have you checked out CB2? it's cheaper, more modern crate and barrel.

aspasia:
Who is having the prop sale? (And thanks!)
twinkie:
That sale sounds fun. I am extremo jealous!@

I don't mind the smiling and the hand-shaking so much. It's more the aggressive sales side, like mainting a conversation about the goods in order to encourage a purchase. That seems so weird to me and uncomfortable....
stompbox:
Decorating from a prop sale could be very cool, if they have the right stuff. I hope you find the perfect setting.

I think people want to be around delightful role-model angels during the day, but sleep with hell-beasts at night. When it comes to sex, a person can be too perfect to make a satisfying partner. Just the right amount of flaw can fix it right up. Repulsiveness? Definately.
guitargeek:
I'm a hair farmer. I'm working on my second crop right now. The first time I donated it to Locks of Love, it'd gotten to be a yard long. I'm not sure, but I feel like I'll probably harvest the current crop this year.
zcxzcxzcxzcxzxcz:
A smile is always welcome. Sometimes it is all you need.

Yeah, the hair was OK. You know "Binge and Purge". I grow it, have it cut short, grow it have it cut short etc,. Now long hair just makes me look old and drawn so I think it will be short from here on in.

Mmm hint of the repulsive, yeah, know what you mean.

Good luck with the props, hope you get lucky.
gogo:
i know but i'm afraid to change things only apparently and then doing the same old mistakes. i won't be easy..

thanks anyway hun kiss