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micamars:
Megan Fox has quite a few tattoos as well. Now that you mention it, the cobra symbol does look somewhat like a vaginal opening, lol. Have you seen the previews for the new G.I. Joe movie?
tunnel_vision:
Looks like vag to me too smile
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micamars:
Well, whatever works babe. As long as you get the zombies in the brainpan, you're good to go.
ardour:
Man, penis and zombies make the best blog update ever!

Looks like fun!
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ardour:
As I think I've told you before, my nipple piercing hasn't ever really fully healed. And I got it three years ago. I hope you have better luck.
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cayleigh:
I like the top pic without the short bangs if you don't want bangs...because you could always cut that one to look like the bottom pic if you decide you want it shorter but if you do it the other way it will have to grow some first.
ardour:
I'd say I prefer the top, also.
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littlek15:
How did the 'shock treatment paper' go?

robot Maybe you need one of those to wake you up!!! robot

Respectfully,

LittleK15 miao!!
zeecookie:
>.> uhh... i was a bad girl and didnt go >.<
spencers in town
and i didnt feel good
plus didnt do my paper draft... only a draft not final but still.

bahahaha
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feel better
littlek15:
Hmm - shock treatment.

I've had that.

Of course, they don't call it "shock treatment" anymore, they call it Electro-Convulsive Therapy (ECT). It's very unpleasant. The idea is, for reasons that doctors don't fully understand, applying an electric shock to the temples of a sedated patient, causes convulsions - when the patient wakes up, they supposedly have an elevated mood. It is generally a treatment of last resort for people with severe depression who have not responded well to medication.

That's me in a nutshell.

I had the treatments for about nine months, before they suddenly decided that it wasn't working. I was optimistic in the beginning, but eventually, it just became a weekly ritual. Side effects are severe headaches (there's a surprise!), disorientation and memory loss. There are a lot of things I don't remember from during the time I was in treatment, as well as certain things that happened even before I started treatment. They told me that the effect would be temporary, but my experience is that it was permanent.

After the failure of ECT for me, I have now exhausted all standard treatment regimens. The only thing left for me is an experimental treatment involving applying a massive electro-magnetic field directly to the frontal cortex (I think). I have yet to really look into it, but as usual, doctors are claiming that "this could be it - the miracle cure!"

Time will tell, time will tell....

I hope this helps

LittleK15 miao!!