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  • Carmen 2:19 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    speaking of hair… 

    Do you think this lady looks like a lesbian?  Not that there is anything wrong with that. However, I am trying to not look like a lesbian but my hair is growing out and I need a good in between cut.  I really like this cut but I’m afraid if I got it I would look like a lesbian from the 80′s.  I think my end goal cut will be this last picture.

     
    • Emilily 2:34 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Unfortunately, I agree with you – the woman in the top three pictures looks like a lesbian with that haircut. I say unfortunately because I too like the cut, and I like her style, but the two together look very lesbian. Cool, chic lesbian, but lesbo nonetheless. I have the same dilemma, because I really like a menswear-ish clothing style, and I am going to have short (shorter) hair soon, and I am really wondering how on earth I am going to avoid looking like a lesbian. I have nothing wrong with lesbians, but I don’t want to look like one. (Same as there is nothing inherently wrong with 15-year-old boys, and I don’t want to look like one of those either, but I am afraid that I will at some point in the very near future look like a combination of the two.)

      Yasmine’s hair is absolutely gorgeous. You are so lucky that your hair, with the right styling products, can probably look exactly like hers. That’s probably similar to the haircut I have now, but on curly hair…I’ll bet you can rock that in a few months, until then…maybe just avoid wearing collared shirts, shoulder pads, and blazers.

    • Carmen 2:54 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Will do.
      On the other subject:
      I wonder how you can spice up your soon-to-be 15 yr old boy/ Lesbian look…. Perhaps a colorful scarf? Some earrings? Or its possible that the only thing they will allow is a rosy color to the lips?

    • Emilily 3:01 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      I am honestly not sure. I know make-up is allowed (after basic) as long as it is not “unnatural in color” like no electric blue eyeshadow or black lipstick. Earrings…there are some restrictions as far as size…I think you’re kind of limited to studs, too. I suppose since you have to be 18 to join, the uniform won’t make me look like a 15-year-old boy, although looking like an 18-year old boy is no better. There is a version of the uniform with a skirt and heels, so…now we’re back to lesbian.

      Hey, here’s a question for you – do you think Kara Thrace looks like a lesbian?

    • Carmen 3:30 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      You mean this Kara???
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kara_Thrace
      (how do i post a picture in the comments section?)
      I have no idea if she looks like a lesbian. All I know is she’s hot and I’d do her. Ahh just kidding (i think my grandma reads this blog)! I’m not a lesbian grandma!

    • Emilily 4:23 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      rad

      Yeah, that Kara! And even in the earlier episodes when she had shorter hair, she didn’t really look like a lesbian to me, she just looked hot! But, I am a girl, so then by default…does that mean she does look like a lesbian? It’s all such a gray area…

    • Carmen 4:25 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      show off

    • Emilily 4:27 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      ha ha.

      I just go back to the last post that had a picture in the comments and copy the html and replace the image source with the new image, and the image dimensions with the new dimensions. For some reason, it doesn’t show up the first time you save the post, you have to copy the new code, save the post, go back into edit the post, paste the code back in, and the second time it shows up. Don’t know why, but it works every time.

    • Carmen 4:34 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Thats alot of work. I think I’ll leave it to you to do all that. Good job.

    • Olga 3:33 am on December 4, 2009 Permalink

      Splitting hairs. Not everybody is as conscious of style nuances as you two are. Or maybe it’s me that has no eye for style or gender preference coding. I think that it takes way more than a haircut to make a woman look lesbian. The shoes, clothes and mannerisms are really what set the bar for women trying to show the world that they like other women. I mean what about Halle Berry? She has had some pretty short hair and not once did I think “oh, she’s a dyke” But take your Kara for example. She does not have short hair but she could easily be taken for a lesbian. It’s all in the way you carry yourself and act. Not in the cut of your hair. That’s my opinion anyway. So there.

    • Carmen 9:25 am on December 4, 2009 Permalink

      Oh logical reasoning, why do you vex me so???

  • Emilily 1:48 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    Posting from my car! 

    p_2048_1536_2B779135-BC96-4E5B-94DA-F007E8AFCEEE.jpegGuess what I’m doing tonight!

     
    • Carmen 1:52 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      whoa whoa wo what
      you just spent all this time getting your hair au natural! what happened?

    • Carmen 1:52 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      And get it done at a salon for goodness sakes!

    • Emilily 1:59 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      I know, but now I’m bored with it, and anyways, when it is 1″ long, it won’t be hard to get it back to my natural color. And why pay for salon color when I pay for my cut in beer?

    • Carmen 2:05 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Alright go for it. It always looked good blonde! Post a pic afterwards.

  • Emilily 11:50 am on December 3, 2009 Permalink | Reply  

    blog business 

    I just noticed the time on my post last night was not adjusted for stupid daylight savings time. It was not 12:15 am, it was 11:15 pm. I’ve just changed our settings to reflect this. Obviously, WordPress agrees with me in that daylight savings is nothing but a useless annoyance.

     
  • Emilily 12:15 am on December 3, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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    WordPress app test! 

    p_2048_1536_FC782EAB-553C-4D13-86F9-11681AB28F33.jpegOk, so here it is, I am posting from my phone! So far all I have figured out is how to type, not yet sure how to add (or view) pictures.

    Have you tried this yet?

    Well, I selected a photo from my camera, and there was no “add photo” sort of command but when I viewed the preview, it said there would be a picture attached, so I guess the final version is really best viewed online still.

     
    • Emilily 12:33 am on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Well, there’s the picture alright, so it did work. Although now I’ve just established that I can’t leave replies via safari on my phone because it is asking me to sign in.

      Oh well, I go to bed now.

    • Carmen 10:42 am on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      Awesome! geez my nose kind of looks big in that picture but I think its just the angle. I think I have a normally proportioned nose. This is great though, I’ll do a post later from my phone to try it out.

    • Emilily 12:47 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink

      You have a totally normally proportioned nose. All the plastic surgeons reading our blog should take note, that’s what a nose ought to look like. Evil villains take note, too – that eyebrow arch says “Take over the world? who, me?”

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