Snyder ,'Empty Places'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
How do we know ita would have done the calculation correctly?
This is where we sift the wheat from the non-math, huh?
I don't have to do the calculation. What I posted is directly equivalent to what Teppy wrote, just earlier.
However, I will not deny her her rush, since she even got there some mystery way.
Damn.
My boss just introduced me to his niece as: "Aimee. Our bookkeeper who hates math."
The next time he says it (and he will) say something like, "Sheesh. A girl moonlights for Mattel as the voice of the new Barbie, ONCE, and you can't cut her a break."
Where do you get that double-sided tape that holds necklines, etc, in place?
I got it from my tailor.
Think I bought mine at the Hanes/L'eggs/Bali outlet store.
Bed Bath, at the counter.
However, I will not deny her her rush, since she even got there some mystery way.
W00t!!!1!
Where do you get that double-sided tape that holds necklines, etc, in place?
Hot Topic. I think it's called "Hollywood Fashion Tape" or some such.
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Other good stuff at the UA Arthropod Museum: [link]
Bed Bath and Beyond has magical checkout counters. There's one of those pretty nearby. I'll check it out.
I've traditionally been using small safety pins to defeat shirt gapping, but kat mentioned that the tape worked for that neatly. And probably with fewer flesh wounds.
And I have a wrap dress that's just this side of impolite that may be rescued by tape in a way that pins just can't accomplish.