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hmm i dont know if anais anais is in anyway similar to chanel coco or 5 or some of the others but i'll try some out, thanks. its basically really floral and jasminey and gardenia i think, she loves it and is making a fuss about it but whatever. i thought of you when i was in nyc...

i do this too. i sleep on my front so my hair isnt touching the pillow, it makes it really curly and bouncy in the morning.

lauren do you know a similar scent to anais anais? a friend of mine loves it but doesnt want to buy cacharel anymore on account of their alleged animal cruelty or some shit idk. also, if you ever find yourself in nyc, go to the lower ground floor of saks 5th avenue. there you will find your...

yes i wear it all the time, it's really nice. i have almost all jo malone fragrances in some form or another: edp, body lotion, candle, hand cream etc. (love her)

ps lauren stop suggesting MORE perfumes for me to guy. i'm on a serious no-buy for at least another year...

i think i have so many jo malones because i love the way they all look on my dresser... they're so simple but they're my favourite

is nick your boyfriend? because my boyfriend never understands my obsession with lipsticks, nailpolishes and assorted scents. i absolutely love serge lutens, especially chergui, i've actually almost used up my bottle of it and i want to get another one but i'm not allowed to buy anymore...

i have so many bottles of perfume that my bedroom looks like a perfume shop. but i only really wear about half of them. i've been wearing stella in to peony a lot recently, it makes me instantly happy. PS oh hai :)

i'm wearing jo malone's red roses body lotion with honeysuckle & jasmine edp.

why would you want to limit yourself to the "essentials" anyway. i have about 40 dresses, 10 skirts, 10 tops, 10 sweaters, 5 coats and 3 pairs of pants. 5 pairs of flats, 5 pairs of boots, 20 pairs of heels and one pair of sneakers.

well i'm not a jealous person at all, but because my boyfriend is 6 years older than me, his list of "conquests" is rather extensive, which made for a slightly awkward conversation. but i dont ever really think about it now, and i dont think he does either.

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i understand why you respect these people, i just dont. i wouldnt spit on them as they walked off their planes home a la vietnam, but i wouldnt congratulate them either. if they dont agree with the wars they fight, they shouldnt be in the army, and they should think about that before they...

lol sunshine courthouse. not as nice as it sounds.

youll never get a good mark if you memorise generic essays on the topic. markers want to see you argue your case, not desperately try to fit a square peg in a round hole.

if you want a job at the end of your degree, go to csu. if you dont, go to usyd.

i dont think my values are naive. idealistic, but not naive. iron i get what you are saying about diplomacy having its limits, i just dont think we've ever reached those limits. going to war, even to save innocents, causes so much more pain and suffering than it alleviates. i just think...

oh i'm sorry. was i supposed to take my panties off at the end of that delicious bowl of copypasta? EDIT: why should i respect people who are diametrically opposed to my belief system. i dont think war is justified because i dont like killing and i believe in diplomacy. i could try...

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i watched it. he was being unresponsive and hostile and then threatened to end the interview if o'brien didnt stop asking about grech being a liberal mole. i used to like him, actually. his days are numbered imho.