Well, the end sounds of the abbrevs for “casual” and “usual” are the same as the sounds in Zsa Zsa Gabor’s name, so maybe they should be spelled “cazs” and “uszs”? Maybe add some h’s to the end to make it look more pronounceable–so “cazsh” and “uszsh”???
ACTUALLY, Alpha, homophone errors are SPELLING errors, NOT grammatical errors. Her sentence structure is correct and if she had SPOKEN this sentence, she would have pronounced the word correctly, thus eliminating any grounds for your accusation of a grammatical error.
Therefore, I again assert two things: 1–it’s a spelling error, and 2–you’re still rude.
A ceramic curling iron works well for this, too. I typically only do this on button-ups–along the button-hole line, along the edges/hems, along the cuffs and collars. I think the smaller appliance (curling iron or straightener, as opposed to an actual iron) helps really get those smaller areas a lot better.
Just clamp your fabric in the middle of your iron and pull the fabric through the clamp–EXACTLY like you would do it with your hair!
I agree with DeltaGlam. You know what happens when you assume, SigmaKay. You make an @ss out of you and me…and you make a rude, foul-mouthed, little “sratling” your sister. Eeeek!!
Thanks, girl. Mine are accompanied with 45-minute-long nosebleeds (oh my stars, this is way TMI for the TSM wall!). The bleeding stopped freshman year of college, but it came back this summer (like, 7 years later) and I’m freaking out. I’ve had so many scans and tests…I need an answer. Thank you for the reference!
Engaged, what is the name of that clinic? (I’m not being snarky or a creep..I’m looking for a referral!) Your statement “They take cases no one else can solve” intrigued me. Iiiii need a doctor like that!
Excedrin IS caffeine (mixed with acetaminophen). I usually take one and chase it with a Coke or a coffee and that does the trick. I’ll have to add the Asprin, though, when the migraine is extra tough! Thanks for the extra tip!!
Oh, believe me, I know that real, big boobs move. But good lingerie can really help that situation considerably. No need to be in pain and/or have them “literally touch your chin”. I mean…seriously..how floppy are your boobs if they do that?!?!!
If they move THAT much, you need some better lingerie (and don’t make excuses…I went through 4 years of Recruitment with D’s and without this issue).
Besides, all that flopping around weakens and stretches the fibers (or whatever the medical term is) in your boobs. Without proper attention, you’ll be in Saggy City in no time.
^ *you’re
I absolutely suicided for the same reason, Zeta! I would rather be a geed than be in the other houses that preffed me! #truestory
HAHAHA! Totes true!
I actually think this video is pretty well-made. I love all the color! Panhel love, ladies!
Agreed. Since when was there even another option?
Since when is “sound it out” complicated?
But I guess if someone doesn’t want to deal with spelling the “zsh” sound, they could, oh, I don’t know, type the actual complete word?
Well, the end sounds of the abbrevs for “casual” and “usual” are the same as the sounds in Zsa Zsa Gabor’s name, so maybe they should be spelled “cazs” and “uszs”? Maybe add some h’s to the end to make it look more pronounceable–so “cazsh” and “uszsh”???
ACTUALLY, Alpha, homophone errors are SPELLING errors, NOT grammatical errors. Her sentence structure is correct and if she had SPOKEN this sentence, she would have pronounced the word correctly, thus eliminating any grounds for your accusation of a grammatical error.
Therefore, I again assert two things: 1–it’s a spelling error, and 2–you’re still rude.
“Sight” vs “site” isn’t poor grammar–it’s poor spelling. Get your facts straight before you try to be e-rude to someone, Alpha.
I agree with the ladies above me–she’s commenting all over TSM, but not here.
She’s like the little boy who cried “wolf”. Bless her heart. She’s not even trying to convince us…
A ceramic curling iron works well for this, too. I typically only do this on button-ups–along the button-hole line, along the edges/hems, along the cuffs and collars. I think the smaller appliance (curling iron or straightener, as opposed to an actual iron) helps really get those smaller areas a lot better.
Just clamp your fabric in the middle of your iron and pull the fabric through the clamp–EXACTLY like you would do it with your hair!
Totes did this today!
It’s not pretty to be rude. I’m SURE you know that not all schools have houses.
I agree with DeltaGlam. You know what happens when you assume, SigmaKay. You make an @ss out of you and me…and you make a rude, foul-mouthed, little “sratling” your sister. Eeeek!!
Thanks, girl. Mine are accompanied with 45-minute-long nosebleeds (oh my stars, this is way TMI for the TSM wall!). The bleeding stopped freshman year of college, but it came back this summer (like, 7 years later) and I’m freaking out. I’ve had so many scans and tests…I need an answer. Thank you for the reference!
Engaged, what is the name of that clinic? (I’m not being snarky or a creep..I’m looking for a referral!) Your statement “They take cases no one else can solve” intrigued me. Iiiii need a doctor like that!
Is it weird that I’m asking this?! LOL
LIOB?? haha Thanks 🙂
Excedrin IS caffeine (mixed with acetaminophen). I usually take one and chase it with a Coke or a coffee and that does the trick. I’ll have to add the Asprin, though, when the migraine is extra tough! Thanks for the extra tip!!
Pics, or it didn’t happen, Daisy!
Oh, believe me, I know that real, big boobs move. But good lingerie can really help that situation considerably. No need to be in pain and/or have them “literally touch your chin”. I mean…seriously..how floppy are your boobs if they do that?!?!!
If they move THAT much, you need some better lingerie (and don’t make excuses…I went through 4 years of Recruitment with D’s and without this issue).
Besides, all that flopping around weakens and stretches the fibers (or whatever the medical term is) in your boobs. Without proper attention, you’ll be in Saggy City in no time.
Invest in good bras, ladies!!