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Anyone take part in chat rooms of the early to late 90s? Every horny boy on there always wanted to know the ASL of everyone (age, sex, location). That would be the first thing they asked anyone and everyone who didn't have a seemingly male-specific screen name.
Someone ASL'd me via this BBS a while back and my first reaction was.. dude REALLY?! What decade do you think this is!?
I'd actually forgotten all about that term and the rather incessant pestering that went on about it.
Okay check list: nose with character, full lips and most importantly, green eyesRight-o here we go...Gonna be hard to live up to Firecracker though...
Me with my Catwoman ears on...
About a week ago
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Welcome to the boards 
I shall now try and be a bit less creepy Trust me, it is hard to find a better and/or more awesome man around than J. Allen.
My youngest was playing with my old Micromachines today:
FYI-I saw a lot of just the ST Micro's go for $115 on Ebay open and used.
Sorry, I just saw dollar signs when I saw the picture.
Good luck with that.I shall now try and be a bit less creepy
I see you guys are salivating over some pictures. Well good news, I'm going to post mine. It's not totally accurate as I no longer wear glasses but it's the most recent that I have sans the nudes I post on pornography sites, of course.
I see you guys are salivating over some pictures. Well good news, I'm going to post mine. It's not totally accurate as I no longer wear glasses but it's the most recent that I have sans the nudes I post on pornography sites, of course.
I dunno why, but i always imagined you as a cloaked figure with yellow eyes.
Only on Saturday nights.
sidious is a lot more innocent-looking and even nerdy than I pictured him.
These are good things. The fewer posters we have running around in dark cloaks and inflicting evil deeds the better.
Unless they cut us in for a percentage, of course. Then it's all cool.
These are good things. The fewer posters we have running around in dark cloaks and inflicting evil deeds the better.
Unless they cut us in for a percentage, of course. Then it's all cool.
It's true, I am fairly innocent looking although I have a rather nasty and penetrating stare but I rarely use it because I'm usually happy or, at the least, highly medicated.
Highly medicated works for me.
I know EXACTLY what he means. Great Example: Actress Jennifer Grey. She was attractive, and had a very distinctive look, in part because she had a interesting nose. And she was much sought after in Hollywood.
But she was self conscious about her nose, got it fixed, and damn near faded into obscurity as a result, because afterward she looked just like every other pretty girl in town. She'd inadvertently lost the one aspect of her face which lent it most of its unique character. The rest of her face was exactly as it has always been, but the change to her nose made her nearly unrecognizable. A situation that she was briefly able to capitalize on, playing a slightly fictionalized version of herself, on the sit-com "It's Like, You Know..." back in 2001. The running gag was that no one ever actually recognized her for who she was, and when she'd introduce herself to a new character, they'd respond "Oh, like the Actress form Dirty Dancing?"
I love girls with great noses. Grey had one. Streisand's got one. Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren have very distinctive noses, as does The Matrix's Carrie-Anne Moss, and Glee's Heather Morris.
And I agree with Emher that our new girl GH has one as well.
Distinctive. And cute. Having a unique and recognizable nose definitely helps sometimes. Just ask the Trip 'shippers in the ENT forums. There was once a thread based entirely on Connor Trinneer's nose, how cute is was supposed to be and whether or not it resembled Spongebob's or Richard Nixon's.
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Looks like it might say "I love it when a plan comes together."
Yep, its from http://www.weenicons.com/
I also have a Ghostbusters one...
Yes, exactly. A distinctive nose can be a very attractive physical feature on a woman.
I know EXACTLY what he means. Great Example: Actress Jennifer Grey. She was attractive, and had a very distinctive look, in part because she had a interesting nose. And she was much sought after in Hollywood.
But she was self conscious about her nose, got it fixed, and damn near faded into obscurity as a result, because afterward she looked just like every other pretty girl in town. She'd inadvertently lost the one aspect of her face which lent it most of its unique character. The rest of her face was exactly as it has always been, but the change to her nose made her nearly unrecognizable. A situation that she was briefly able to capitalize on, playing a slightly fictionalized version of herself, on the sit-com "It's Like, You Know..." back in 2001. The running gag was that no one ever actually recognized her for who she was, and when she'd introduce herself to a new character, they'd respond "Oh, like the Actress form Dirty Dancing?"
I love girls with great noses. Grey had one. Streisand's got one. Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren have very distinctive noses, as does The Matrix's Carrie-Anne Moss, and Glee's Heather Morris.
And I agree with Emher that our new girl GH has one as well.
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