Ok, this is an issue that needs *serious* user feedback. Is thirty dollars an unreasonable amount to spend on a lip gloss that promises the most beautiful lips you can ever imagine (without botox)?
<wednesday may 5, 2004 - 11:11 a.m>
More badgers, but this time someone has thrown a bananaphone into the mix.
I have listened to this about 10 20 times already. Cellular, bananuler. :)
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<monday may 3, 2004 - 3:50 p.m>
We are in the beginning stages of redoing our downstairs powder room.
The planning/shopping part of this has been hell, mostly because I have terribly expensive taste and am also terribly indecisive. This is not a
good combination when trying to decide on new furnishings/tiles/paint/etc.
We went to a place called M*ndo on Friday, and snooped around their showroom
of toilets/sinks. (You KNOW it's going to be expensive with a name like M*ndo.... BTW, the asterisk replaces an O so lovely vowel and protects me from a possible lawsuit.)
We found a sink we really liked, but this was the kind of place that doesn't have pricetags on the merchandise. This means that you have to ask, which also means that if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it.
We might as well have had the word HICK stamped directly on our foreheads.
Mark mispronounced the manufacturer of the sink while inquiring about the price. He called it Porcher, like Porch-rrr. The saleslady tactfully corrected him.
"This Por-CHEZ sink is about $900.00. But let me go look that up." That's Porcher, pronounced as if it was French.
Anyway, she left us standing there, like two country mice in the middle of a pile of brie in a very snooty cheese shop. Price confirmed. We left, and went to check out
Home Depot on the way home. Or as Mark likes to call it, Home Deepoo. :)
