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Post by Gene on Dec 12, 2016 23:40:47 GMT -5
LOL! We need more women around here. Or, at least, more folks who wear makeup. I like painting my wife's nails. And if it weren't so unsocially acceptable I'd paint mine. She's got some damn awesome colors. Many of them picked out by me. :-) Nothing wrong with that. Go for it. |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 6:57:42 GMT -5
 And now that it's been seen I must now place it under lock and key! Serious question: Is that actually used as a spatula? It looks awfully small in the pic. If that is for real, I need one. Where did you get it? |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 7:17:57 GMT -5
LOL! We need more women around here. Or, at least, more folks who wear makeup. I like painting my wife's nails. And if it weren't so unsocially acceptable I'd paint mine. She's got some damn awesome colors. Many of them picked out by me. :-) Nothing wrong with men painting their nails. Do iiiitttttttt.  |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 7:23:52 GMT -5
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Post by adamwarlock2099 on Dec 13, 2016 10:10:49 GMT -5
I like painting my wife's nails. And if it weren't so unsocially acceptable I'd paint mine. She's got some damn awesome colors. Many of them picked out by me. :-) Nothing wrong with that. Go for it. I like painting my wife's nails. And if it weren't so unsocially acceptable I'd paint mine. She's got some damn awesome colors. Many of them picked out by me. :-) Nothing wrong with men painting their nails. Do iiiitttttttt. Ive done it on the weekends before but cleaned them off before I went back to work. Between earrings and long hair (off and on, it's short now) I imagined if I came to work with painted nails it'd be too much. One of those "how the customer perceives you" deals. I've had jobs that didn't allow men earring, long hair or beards. And that was in St Louis, not here in the Bible Belt. I'd be such a Jezebel if I wore nail paint to work. :-) |
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Post by thwhtguardian on Dec 13, 2016 10:32:55 GMT -5
And now that it's been seen I must now place it under lock and key! Serious question: Is that actually used as a spatula? It looks awfully small in the pic. If that is for real, I need one. Where did you get it? It is on the smaller side but it's big enough that it's actually functional although I only use it for taking cookies off their sheets and stuff like that because I had a Kermit one that was similar and it got ruined through actual use. I don't know if it was the heat of the an or the grease or what but it got all pitted and discolored and Ms. Kitty is way too pretty to have that happen to so she's strictly a baking tool. I got mine a Le Gourmet Chef at the mall so if you have one of those around check there. |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 10:40:56 GMT -5
Serious question: Is that actually used as a spatula? It looks awfully small in the pic. If that is for real, I need one. Where did you get it? It is on the smaller side but it's big enough that it's actually functional although I only use it for taking cookies off their sheets and stuff like that because I had a Kermit one that was similar and it got ruined through actual use. I don't know if it was the heat of the an or the grease or what but it got all pitted and discolored and Ms. Kitty is way too pretty to have that happen to so she's strictly a baking tool. I got mine a Le Gourmet Chef at the mall so if you have one of those around check there. I found other cute Hello Kitty kitchenware, which got me thinking that I might find other characters in kitchen utensils. Then I found myself thinking about how this is now something I really have to think over before just purchasing, because knowing me, I'll end up with 80 character spatulas. |
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Post by thwhtguardian on Dec 13, 2016 10:44:16 GMT -5
It is on the smaller side but it's big enough that it's actually functional although I only use it for taking cookies off their sheets and stuff like that because I had a Kermit one that was similar and it got ruined through actual use. I don't know if it was the heat of the an or the grease or what but it got all pitted and discolored and Ms. Kitty is way too pretty to have that happen to so she's strictly a baking tool. I got mine a Le Gourmet Chef at the mall so if you have one of those around check there. I found other cute Hello Kitty kitchenware, which got me thinking that I might find other characters in kitchen utensils. Then I found myself thinking about how this is now something I really have to think over before just purchasing, because knowing me, I'll end up with 80 character spatulas. It is very addictive, but I know from experience there are various support groups  I had like 20 at one point but through various moves and cooking accidents I'm down to like 5. |
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Post by Rob Allen on Dec 13, 2016 14:28:38 GMT -5
The first man I ever saw wearing nail polish was the late cartoonist Vaughn Bode, creator of Cheech Wizard. It was at a con in New York, and his nails were light blue. Even in a crowd of comics people, he stood out as one of the freakiest.
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 14:33:57 GMT -5
The first man I ever saw wearing nail polish was the late cartoonist Vaughn Bode, creator of Cheech Wizard. It was at a con in New York, and his nails were light blue. Even in a crowd of comics people, he stood out as one of the freakiest. Because his nails were painted light blue? Or he stood out as one of the freakiest due to other reasons? |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2016 14:45:25 GMT -5
The first man I ever saw wearing nail polish was the late cartoonist Vaughn Bode, creator of Cheech Wizard. It was at a con in New York, and his nails were light blue. Even in a crowd of comics people, he stood out as one of the freakiest. Because his nails were painted light blue? Or he stood out as one of the freakiest due to other reasons? Meet Vaughn Bode...  and a sample of his stuff (I had to look for a bit to find one that wasn't NSFW)...  nail polish might have been one of the more normal things about the dude... -M |
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Post by Rob Allen on Dec 13, 2016 14:46:06 GMT -5
The first man I ever saw wearing nail polish was the late cartoonist Vaughn Bode, creator of Cheech Wizard. It was at a con in New York, and his nails were light blue. Even in a crowd of comics people, he stood out as one of the freakiest. Because his nails were painted light blue? Or he stood out as one of the freakiest due to other reasons? The nails were just part of the reason - he had long hair, lots of jewelry and exotic clothes - a rather androgynous look. Google found some pictures of him:     |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 14:48:34 GMT -5
Because his nails were painted light blue? Or he stood out as one of the freakiest due to other reasons? Meet Vaughn Bode... and a sample of his stuff (I had to look for a bit to find one that wasn't NSFW)... nail polish might have been one of the more normal things about the dude... -M Omg. He looks like Marc Bolan in that pic. And that hat almost looks like Marc's Slider hat. Whoa. |
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Post by Lolatadatodo on Dec 13, 2016 14:53:44 GMT -5
Marc Bolan in his "Slider" hat.  |
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Post by wickedmountain on Dec 13, 2016 20:24:34 GMT -5
Hi everyone it's been quite awhile this year has been rough for me but I'm okay hope you all are to . I'm sorry it's been a rough year for you.  I hope things start getting better for you. *hug* Hi Sorry for the very late reply yea it's still rough atm... my dad has health issues that are acting up badly atm . hope your doing okay though. |
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