Say It. I Dare You. - Page 1260

SarcasmIsBeauty · 07-17-2011, 06:18 PM

I have predominantly 3c hair with 3a/b curls un between, I think the key for me was applying it with soaking hair and distributing the product with a comb instead of my fingers

wurlacurls · 07-17-2011, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by SarcasmIsBeauty

I have predominantly 3c hair with 3a/b curls un between, I think the key for me was applying it with soaking hair and distributing the product with a comb instead of my fingers

See, I was afraid to use a comb with it because I thought it wouldnt clump like I like. I usually dont even rake my hair too much because the curls look like a bunch of skinny spirals, I like a bunch of fat spirals (if that makes any sence) nevertheless, I will try combing it through and see what happens, Thank you

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wurlacurls · 07-17-2011, 06:50 PM

Sorry I was bogarting both say it, I dare you's with my kccc mess.

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LadyV69 · 07-17-2011, 06:59 PM

How is it that I got to be too old to be able to hold down four drinks? I was completely hungover today and had to miss my curlie meetup. Dang.

Saria · 07-17-2011, 08:07 PM

Welcome to the club, SIB!

I scrunch in my KCCC. Conditioner, comb through leave-in (Wet Set Hair Pudding), scrunch in KCCC.

07-17-2011, 08:21 PM

Oyyy....I am two months into my color transition...can I hold out? I now have 2" of grey and brown roots. To go natural or to keep using henna?? I give myself to the end of August to decide.

Jaynee · 07-17-2011, 09:23 PM

Ugh this stupid anxiety comes in waves. How is it that I can be sitting here cruising the internet, and suddenly get that feeling...hard to breath, the "oh no, what's wrong...something can't happen to me while I'm home alone" thoughts. Sometimes I dont' even see it coming, it just hits. Ugh!

kayb · 07-17-2011, 09:28 PM

smelt
vb
a past tense and past participle of smell

SarcasmIsBeauty · 07-17-2011, 09:53 PM

Thanks Saria, I tried Ouidad, it was nice for my hair but it won't be nice for my pockets in the long run.

CurlXTCee · 07-17-2011, 10:21 PM

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smelt
vb
a past tense and past participle of smell

Though it's very uncommonly used here in the US -- I'm middle-aged and have never ever heard someone use "smelt" in that way -- I will be over here in the corner choking down my crow, with a side of the egg on my face.

redcelticcurls · 07-17-2011, 10:50 PM

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smelt
vb
a past tense and past participle of smell

Though it's very uncommonly used here in the US -- I'm middle-aged and have never ever heard someone use "smelt" in that way -- I will be over here in the corner choking down my crow, with a side of the egg on my face.

I live close to a steel mill. Smelt has a whole different meaning to me, lol.

Oh, and fish. I know of the fish kind of smelt.

kayb · 07-17-2011, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by kayb

smelt
vb
a past tense and past participle of smell

Though it's very uncommonly used here in the US -- I'm middle-aged and have never ever heard someone use "smelt" in that way -- I will be over here in the corner choking down my crow, with a side of the egg on my face.

Ha ha ha ha. I was having a Convo with a friend once (he's American) and I was smelled? Smelt? And he had no idea. I always thought smelled was American and smelt was British, but it's not.

Eilonwy · 07-17-2011, 11:08 PM

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The new rules on The Escapist are 100% this, banning any discussion. Why? They find it "creepy". Note, they even admit that there's a difference between a pedophile and a child molester, but they don't care. So basically, it's open season if you are someone of a minority they don't like... I really feel like I'm going to puke now. I'm not joking or exaggerating, I really feel like I'm going to puke. This is a story about how my life is imitating the trope in question. You want to say that I can't weigh in on it as well? Well then, better get to work removing every opinion from troper tales. That should be fun. Oh, and funny thing, you just gave ME ammo. Pedophilia is a fetish people are squicked by, and that's why people are trying to delete it. So, that says that it's allowed. Thank you for the help. As for that last part, that's what's making me ill. You seriously just said opinions you don't like should be deleted. Seriously. How do you say that and not think for a moment "Hey, isn't this just mass censorship? And isn't that wrong?"

I HATE THE PERSON WHO POSTED THIS

Oh god I need to stop reading the trove of horrible TV Tropes posts but I can't stop, I can't look away from the train wreck

SCG · 07-18-2011, 07:06 AM

I have zero motivation to exercise today.

Other than the fact that my pants are way too tight...

curlylaura · 07-18-2011, 07:12 AM

I have a few today:

1) Its a changing room not a social club. Get changed and get out.

2) I'm all for cutting down on unnecessary electricity use but the supermarket took the piss today. Shopping in the dark is not easy. I struggled to find the ginger nut biscuits.

ninja dog · 07-18-2011, 07:29 AM

Gosh, thanks for coming through, guys. Super-caring of you.
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Also, I think I may need bifocals. Oh, joy.

redcelticcurls · 07-18-2011, 10:07 AM

That new Flower Pepper is interesting. I like it. The chocolate/sugar/coffee grinder jar is neat too.

CurlXTCee · 07-18-2011, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by kayb

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Originally Posted by Curly~L~

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Originally Posted by kayb

smelt
vb
a past tense and past participle of smell

Though it's very uncommonly used here in the US -- I'm middle-aged and have never ever heard someone use "smelt" in that way -- I will be over here in the corner choking down my crow, with a side of the egg on my face.

Ha ha ha ha. I was having a Convo with a friend once (he's American) and I was smelled? Smelt? And he had no idea. I always thought smelled was American and smelt was British, but it's not.

A few of the online dictionaries I researched stated either "Brit" or "UK" for smelt used in that way. I've NEVER heard an American use "smelt" as a form of "smelled." My Brit friend, however, has used it on occasion, especially after relocating back to the UK after growing up here in the US for the most part. Her speech had become ~98% Americanized, but she has recovered her British roots nicely since moving back there a few years ago, throwing in colloquialisms like "knackered" and "bloody" quite easily and frequently.

Thanks for saving me from possibly making a fool out of myself IRL by "correcting" someone!

TRBL · 07-18-2011, 10:12 AM

Forgot to set the alarm last night - woke up at 10 minutes to 8. Made it to work by 8:20. I feel like a hot mess!

and I forgot my slip! eeek! at least 1. I'm wearing white (not plaid or polka dot) underwear, and 2. this skirt is lined. I still feel a little exposed.

divegirl · 07-18-2011, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by kayb

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Originally Posted by Curly~L~

Though it's very uncommonly used here in the US -- I'm middle-aged and have never ever heard someone use "smelt" in that way -- I will be over here in the corner choking down my crow, with a side of the egg on my face.

Ha ha ha ha. I was having a Convo with a friend once (he's American) and I was smelled? Smelt? And he had no idea. I always thought smelled was American and smelt was British, but it's not.

A few of the online dictionaries I researched stated either "Brit" or "UK" for smelt used in that way. I've NEVER heard an American use "smelt" as a form of "smelled." My Brit friend, however, has used it on occasion, especially after relocating back to the UK after growing up here in the US for the most part. Her speech had become ~98% Americanized, but she has recovered her British roots nicely since moving back there a few years ago, throwing in colloquialisms like "knackered" and "bloody" quite easily and frequently.

Thanks for saving me from possibly making a fool out of myself IRL by "correcting" someone!

We use smelt in Australia too. Also learnt, spelt, dreamt, burnt, spilt, and spoilt. Although I think some of those may be used in the States too.