Butterball bath bomb is a universal favorite -- it has bits of cocoa butter in it so it leaves you all soft.
I prefer the Bon Bomb these days. The little bits of mango butter are amazing.
I also must pimp Helping Hands, Ocean Salt, Sea Vegetable soap, Coalface, and Eau Roma Water, most of which I use every day. (Also Rehab, Big, and Ultimate Shine shampoos -- you might like Trichomania, if you're a coconut fan --, and American Cream, Fuel, and Veganese conditioners.)
(And looking at that list, I realize what a true Lush junkie I really am. That's not even a partial list of my favorites, either.)
A jr. high friend of mine was way into computers. He has an unusual last name, but Google gives me no matches. I wonder if he fell off the face of the earth?
I haven't tried the shampoos - might do that next. I have the Tramp frozen shower gel, which is neato, especially in a hot bath.
I think it's just a tactical move to stall for time.
Yeah, that's exactly what it is.
Why are women calling San Quentin to marry Scott Petersen? I mean, is there like prisoner welfare people get??
People are weird and fucked up. We're all crazy as shithouse rats.
Speak for yourself, ratboy.
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I've quickly learned here that I must buy in moderation. I wish I could get all the things that everyone is suggesting but that would be way too expensive at one time. I'm going to mark these post for future reference though. Ooo, I can't wait to get my things delivered!
Here's what I'm getting this time:
Sakura
Butterball
Fairy Jasmine
Waving not Drowning
All that Jasmine
I Should Coco soap
Buffy the Backside Slayer
Ocean Salt, Sea Vegetable soap, Coalface
Oh, yes. These. I use Coalface every day. And while I usually have 3 or 4 soaps in the shower to pick from, I used Sea Veg this morning.
I see your diet has gotten healthier...
Pain is fleeting, glory is forever, chicks dig scars.
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I gave the hero of the wip a scar on his collarbone. Among other places, but that's the most readily visible one. Man's been a soldier for ten years, so he's had his share of flesh wounds.
The heroine notices it in Chapter One. By Chapter Four she's thinking about licking it.
So I guess I kinda resemble that remark.
