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CrazyDaisy8 · September 2013

Bring on the crazy!

MeggoWaffles · September 2013

I don't think maxi-dresses look cute on ANYONE. There. I said it.

catmagick · September 2013

I don't understand the resurgence of leggings. Leggings are not pants!!! They went out with the 80's. Why couldn't we leave them there???

MeggoWaffles · September 2013

gonzol said:
I don't like Will Ferrel.

I think this comes up every week. And I will love it every. Single. Time.

[Deleted User] · September 2013

macylynn27 Movie night at your house! I'll bring the wine!

Edit: clicked wrong key

TeeJ526 · September 2013

macylynn27 said:

I think Sci-fi movies are DA BOMB.

I am having a Resident Evil marathon week. Next week will probably be The Chronicles of Riddick (since the new one is coming out!), and of course, Alien/s never gets old.

I am a teenage boy trapped in a woman's body. My sister in laws are constantly rolling their eyes at me.
:-B

I

you.

My co-workers think I'm a fat guy who lives in his mom's basement trapped in a woman's body.

[Deleted User] · September 2013

TeeJ526 said:

macylynn27 said:

I think Sci-fi movies are DA BOMB.

I am having a Resident Evil marathon week. Next week will probably be The Chronicles of Riddick (since the new one is coming out!), and of course, Alien/s never gets old.

I am a teenage boy trapped in a woman's body. My sister in laws are constantly rolling their eyes at me.
:-B

I you.

My co-workers think I'm a fat guy who lives in his mom's basement trapped in a woman's body.

Haha! This is me. Gaming and sci-fi movies yeeeah!

Jasperk23 · September 2013

catmagick said:
I don't understand the resurgence of leggings. Leggings are not pants!!! They went out with the 80's. Why couldn't we leave them there???

I'm not sure which one of will be more unpopular, but... I love leggings. With a long shirt, of course.

missyishere · September 2013

macylynn27 said:
I think Sci-fi movies are DA BOMB.

I am having a Resident Evil marathon week. Next week will probably be The Chronicles of Riddick (since the new one is coming out!), and of course, Alien/s never gets old.

I am a teenage boy trapped in a woman's body. My sister in laws are constantly rolling their eyes at me.
:-B

Yeah but Vin is like the worst actor ever.

sister13 · September 2013

DarcyHermione said:

gonzol said:

I don't like Will Ferrel.

I agree. He is not funny.

Savvy122 · September 2013

catmagick said:

I don't understand the resurgence of leggings. Leggings are not pants!!! They went out with the 80's. Why couldn't we leave them there???

I'm considering posting a sign in my classroom (I teach HS) that says exactly this. Yikes!

sister13 · September 2013

cramcakes said:

There needs to a disclaimer at the beginning of every UO thread:

No Adele
No Will Ferrel
No Leggings
No Maxi Dresses
No Food

And No Pets

bumpuser8967176 · September 2013

I love neon and am glad it's back in style again. For a few years, I was just the crazy person wearing shockingly-bright things and now I'm "cool" like the rest of the tweens. :-B

marajay6 · September 2013

All of Mumford & Sons songs sound the same.

I like Mumford & Sons and went to their concert Monday night. It was a good show, but about halfway through I realized that I was listening to the same song over and over again.

Edited: improper usage of there, their, and they're drives me nuts...

[Deleted User] · September 2013

I don't like Snickers, Butterfingers, Reeses... or anything that combines peanuts/peanut butter with chocolate. I have no idea why. I like peanuts and chocolate just fine separately.

Edit: However, I do like chocolate mixed with almonds, walnuts, or pecans..

Edit again: I have no idea if this would be a UO or FFFC.. could be both I guess?

missyishere · September 2013

Yoga pants for lyfe!

MeggoWaffles · September 2013

gonzol said:

MeggoWaffles said:

gonzol said:
I don't like Will Ferrel.
I think this comes up every week. And I will love it every. Single. Time.

Oh ya? That's what I get for not participating in these. Oh well. He still sucks.

Whatevs. I didn't realize being anti-maxi dress was so common.

EmeJay · September 2013

I find everything (clothes, purses, shoes, cars, etc.) that has the name of the brand in big display, very tacky. What are you trying to prove?

Yes, I'm looking at you coworker with a rhinestoned "Guess" shirt.

catmagick · September 2013

NotElsie said:

I don't like Snickers, Butterfingers, Reeses... or anything that combines peanuts/peanut butter with chocolate. I have no idea why. I like peanuts and chocolate just fine separately.

Edit: However, I do like chocolate mixed with almonds, walnuts, or pecans..

Edit again: I have no idea if this would be a UO or FFFC.. could be both I guess?

WHAT?!?!? I don't........even............can't............understand.........

catmagick · September 2013

slappalicious said:

Have you guys seen the new Spanx denim leggings? Who the hell would pay $100 for these?
https://www.spanx.com/home/index.jsp

I believe these are called "jeggings". And they are horrific.

[Deleted User] · September 2013

catmagick said:

NotElsie said:

I don't like Snickers, Butterfingers, Reeses... or anything that combines peanuts/peanut butter with chocolate. I have no idea why. I like peanuts and chocolate just fine separately.

Edit: However, I do like chocolate mixed with almonds, walnuts, or pecans..

Edit again: I have no idea if this would be a UO or FFFC.. could be both I guess?

WHAT?!?!? I don't........even............can't............understand.........

*hangs head* I wish I liked these things.. would it be bad to also mention that I haven't had a pb&j in about 13 years?

TeeJ526 · September 2013

macylynn27 said:

slappalicious said:

Have you guys seen the new Spanx denim leggings? Who the hell would pay $100 for these?
https://www.spanx.com/home/index.jsp

It's totally worth the $100 if you get a free Spanx shirt with it! DUH!

I'd buy them if they threw in the roller skates.

Edit: quote fail

[Deleted User] · September 2013

packerfan4life said:

I don't like Snickers, Butterfingers, Reeses... or anything that combines peanuts/peanut butter with chocolate. I have no idea why. I like peanuts and chocolate just fine separately.

Edit: However, I do like chocolate mixed with almonds, walnuts, or pecans..

Edit again: I have no idea if this would be a UO or FFFC.. could be both I guess?
Blasphemy!! Peanut butter and chocolate is a gift from the heavens.

Apparently I'm not worthy of the goodness

madasm0530 · September 2013

No UO, just...

madasm0530 · September 2013

Mermaids&Magic said:

Why the hell is there a 50 Shades of Grey movie being made? It was a stupid book anyway and it's not like the sex scenes can be shown. Sure Charlie whats-his-tits is sexy but come on.

There are ALOT of people who don't think it's stupid - they don't call it 'mommy porn' for nothin'!

CrazyDaisy8 · September 2013

I wish makeup was never invented. I much prefer to not wear it but being in sales I feel like I am expected to look "put together" and I feel like I am judged when I go natural.

EmeJay · September 2013

I don't "get" sunbathing.

Going to the beach with friends? Playing outside? Doing some sports? Day drinking on the porch? Readin a book? Sure!

But just lying there, in the sun, to get a tan? I find it so pointless.

ArmyWife0623 · September 2013

catmagick said:
I don't understand the resurgence of leggings. Leggings are not pants!!! They went out with the 80's. Why couldn't we leave them there???

Yep, remember the stirup pants? Hated those but my mom always dressed me in those damn things! Im only a fan of wearing leggings to bed! They don't ride up my legs while sleeping/tossing and turning all night!

tealowl · September 2013

I am totally okay with laws banning anyone under 18 to use tanning beds. Take care of your baby skin, you little babies!

AllyTales · September 2013

I don't want to take a future child to Disney World.

Maybe when they're like.... 16.

TeeJ526 · September 2013

It bothers me when I see little girls in Sephora with their mothers buying a lot of makeup. And I don't mean the neutral looking stuff. Seeing tweenagers and sometimes younger, picking up heavy concealer, bold color eyeshadow and lip glosses and lipsticks makes me give that Mom the side eye.

ashie0610 · September 2013

EmeJay said:

I don't "get" sunbathing.

Going to the beach with friends? Playing outside? Doing some sports? Day drinking on the porch? Readin a book? Sure!

But just lying there, in the sun, to get a tan? I find it so pointless.

Totally, 100% agree. I don't understand the desire to lie in sand and sweat.

I will take this a step further and say that I think people who lay out to work on their super dark tans actually end up looking pretty silly to me. A nice little glow? Okay, great. But to try and get so tan that I can barely recognize you is really odd to me.

Valie18 · September 2013

TeeJ526 said:

It bothers me when I see little girls in Sephora with their mothers buying a lot of makeup. And I don't mean the neutral looking stuff. Seeing tweenagers and sometimes younger, picking up heavy concealer, bold color eyeshadow and lip glosses and lipsticks makes me give that Mom the side eye.

I actually think that it's fine for little girls to play with makeup for the most part, especially eye makeup. There are possibly some looks that shouldn't leave the house but those could be moderated.

What gets to me are the little girls with "Hot stuff" etc. stitched into their clothes. Umm... no!

sister13 · September 2013

I don't know if this is a UO but I'm perfectly happy spending up-to-let's-say-about $180 on an amazing pair of designer jeans. I didn't used to think so until last year. I have a closet full of not-amazing $50-ish jeans that I'm just going to get rid of now that I have a few great pairs from J.Brand, Joes (especially great for junk in the trunk) and Seven. I do not care about the label but have found great fits for my figure with these brands - not always so easy. I wish I'd realized this sooner as I wasted WAY more money on badly fitting jeans most of my life that I didn't end up wearing more than a few times.

I do try to get them at Nordstrom on sale, though and can usually find for around $130.

SCSmith2011 · September 2013

cramcakes said:

AllyTales said:

I don't want to take a future child to Disney World.
Maybe when they're like.... 16.
What would be the point of that?

ETA: I get the whole, "I don't want to pay for a Disney Vacation until my kid is old enough to remember and enjoy it," but that is like age 8. At 16 a kid will "enjoy" Disney but not nearly as much as they would in elementary school.

I was waiting for Cram to chime in. ;-) Although I would suggest that if you have a girl who is into princesses then the age they would enjoy Disney is a few years earlier. :-)

TeeJ526 · September 2013

Valie18 said:

TeeJ526 said:

It bothers me when I see little girls in Sephora with their mothers buying a lot of makeup. And I don't mean the neutral looking stuff. Seeing tweenagers and sometimes younger, picking up heavy concealer, bold color eyeshadow and lip glosses and lipsticks makes me give that Mom the side eye.

I actually think that it's fine for little girls to play with makeup for the most part, especially eye makeup. There are possibly some looks that shouldn't leave the house but those could be moderated.

What gets to me are the little girls with "Hot stuff" etc. stitched into their clothes. Umm... no!

Fair enough. I have no issues with little girls playing with makeup either. I'm pretty sure I played around in my mother's makeup and tried to wear her shoes and jewelry around the house. Unfortunately, the little girls I see in Sephora shopping for makeup are the same girls shopping in Victoria's Secret picking up the undergarments and sweats with messages written on the back.

[Deleted User] · September 2013

This makes me sad.. I'm almost 25, and I've never been to Disney.

SCSmith2011 · September 2013

cramcakes said:

SCSmith2011 said:

cramcakes said:

AllyTales said:

I don't want to take a future child to Disney World.
Maybe when they're like.... 16.
What would be the point of that?

ETA: I get the whole, "I don't want to pay for a Disney Vacation until my kid is old enough to remember and enjoy it," but that is like age 8. At 16 a kid will "enjoy" Disney but not nearly as much as they would in elementary school.

I was waiting for Cram to chime in. ;-) Although I would suggest that if you have a girl who is into princesses then the age they would enjoy Disney is a few years earlier. :-)
I got to keep Disney in business yo. All of my friends still work there. Bring yo kids at 3 months!

I am doing my part to keep them in business. ;-)

1and1is3 · September 2013

NotElsie said:
This makes me sad.. I'm almost 25, and I've never been to Disney.

Me either.

Valie18 · September 2013

NotElsie said:

This makes me sad.. I'm almost 25, and I've never been to Disney.

Me either, @NotElsie. My family never did vacations. I'm looking forward to kids so I can do things like Disney with them.

Pintobean39 · September 2013

EmeJay said:
I don't "get" sunbathing.

Going to the beach with friends? Playing outside? Doing some sports? Day drinking on the porch? Readin a book? Sure!

But just lying there, in the sun, to get a tan? I find it so pointless.

I LOVE it!!! I wear lots of sunblock so I don't burn but nothing more relaxing than sitting there on the beach or by a pool listening to the water move and reading or people watching!

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