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Date Posted: 03:23:48 08/14/02 Wed
Author: Logan
Subject: Re: Men and their toys! sheesh
In reply to: anon 's message, "Men and their toys! sheesh" on 11:00:48 08/11/02 Sun

/me wonders if anon refers to the electronic toys or the toys that the boys are bragging about playing with.

And, tint? We're conditioned to think that we look better with a touch of mascara and a little lipstick. I think it's probably true. Especially light-haired (yes, those gray streaks count!), fair-complexioned, blue-eyed people (like me) who would virtually disappear without a little accent of color.

Okay, I'm gonna go exercise now. We've also been told that lean and firm is more attractive. I think I remember lean and firm...

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