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Raev

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  1. The picture itself violates no stated rules nor any laws, so it is a gray area that we are in the process of defining. As for you calling someone fat - that DOES violate a stated rule. One that every member of this board has agreed to have read when they signed up and is also the one that we have to remind some people about the most.
  2. Not entirely wrong....just partially. Just for you, D.J. Rabblerou...erm...Nocker (I kid, of course).
  3. Unlikely 14. Zydrate is a reference to Repo: The Genetic Opera. That was released 20 November 2008. With your posted BD on this board of 28 November 1990, that would have made you 8 days shy of 18 when the movie was released. Would mean you were at least 18 when you acquired that zydrate girl item. I also suspect you are attempting to make it sound like you received piercings and ink at a much younger age than you actually did, which is curious.
  4. Like I want to stop being quiet, stop being polite and tell someone exactly how little I think of their very existence.
  5. I'll try the supermegacrazy hair spray method, if I ever have assistance putting mine up lol. I had to learn how to do mine solo. I do agree though, clean hair is MUCH easier to work with!
  6. The only thing people ever ask me about personally, is my mohawk. I put a lot of effort into its shape as well as a lot of effort into maintaining hair and scalp health, for the sake of the mohawk I do so love. Now, I have very fine hair. I've had to develop a few tricks for that. Tricks on a budget in my younger years. First, I have a professional cut it for me. I like to keep my lines on the side straight and clean. I keep the length trimmed. It's worth the $20 a month it costs to have it trimmed and shaped properly. Does it have to be done professionally? No...but I believe if you are going to use your hair to stand out - don't be sloppy unless the POINT is for it to be sloppy. For standing it up - no, I don't use egg whites. Or glue. Or paste. Or anything else from an arts and crafts place. I like to be able to take my hair down easily enough when it comes time to go to work the next day. I start with a good thick gel, massaged into the base of the hair. This is very important, as without a good base to stand upon a mohawk will just fail. After the gel is mostly dried, I re-wet the hair lightly and apply the product. Of all things, the best thing I've ever found is "Axe Charged 'spiked up look' putty". At $7.99 a container, it's pretty cheap...it's very good at what it does and one container lasts me a few months. Bonus - it smells good. After that's rubbed into the hair, I take a the wide end of a comb or a brush through the hair to remove clumps. Usually at this point, I wash my hands - grab a drink, check facebook real fast then get to shaping it. Reason for the other stuff? To give it a few moments to dry. From there, I can just shape it by hand. Total time invested - 15 minutes (sometimes more if I'm being a perfectionist, depends on mood, +/- margin of about 5 minutes). Total $ invested (not counting getting hair cut, just product) - about $10.00 a month. Easy, sanitary, healthy mohawk on a budget. As for taking it down? About 3 minutes to wash everything out. Want to maintain it for a couple of days? You can even sleep on it and just easily reshape it with a little bit of water to re-moisten the putty.
  7. Some of you have talents and tricks you've developed over the years. Be it with tricks to sewing the amazing clothes you make (I'm looking at you,TheOsakaKoneko!), the perfectly blended makeup, the flawless dreads, gravity defying hair or whatever it is that you've perfected...share! Who knows, you may inspire someone to try something they never thought of...or perhaps they have thought of but didn't know how to go about it. May even help someone reading this thread one day figure out how they want to go about creating their own look! Hell, want to ask how to do something in general? Ask away - someone might know!
  8. Yes, Eevee it is! I'll see if I can make flier bigger. Not my strong point
  9. I *think* this is correct. Semi automatic weapons and "assault" weapons are easier to get but a fully automatic firearm is heavily regulated and restricted.
  10. Please cite something to back up this statement. I am calling you out on it. Reason being - I've grown up around firearms. I personally own firearms. My mother owns firearms. My father owned firearms before he passed. My grandparents had firearms. Uncles. Aunts. Not a single member of my family has any kind of record of violent crime. I personally see violence as a critical last resort, preferring to walk away whenever possible. My family, people who all see violence and firearms as a terrible thing and a last resort - all grew up with guns. Violent ideals did not prosper. My statement will be such - with any item that can be lethal, a good education and healthy respect for them and the laws that they are effected by needs to be taught. Ignorance is more dangerous than a gun.
  11. For fashion violations, please see "Raev". Examine from boots to mohawk and witness a giant fashion violation.
  12. @Phoenix Cafe in Hazel Park Performances will include: ~ Satori Circus with his amazing humor ~ Lady Fuschia and Shadow with their incredible acrobatics ~ Fire performances by: Rachel Rampage, Skyfire, Mariposa, Lady Fuschia and others ~ Acrobatic rope suspension by Illiana ~ The great and talented Crystal with her exotic belly dancing skills! ~ Flesh suspension with Ritual Arisings and Mariposa (this is going to be a unique performance) ~ The incredible talent and beauty of Xaina Sound and Laser Light Show by:Resist and Division X Records Plus more! You do not want to miss this! Event is 18+ with proper ID NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT AN ID!! Doors open @ 9pm, performances will start @ 10:15pm!!! Also if you are over 21 you may bring your own alcohol (PLEASE NO GLASS BOTTLES).
  13. At this time, I have nothing in the works on this. Appreciation nights typically are later in the year. If demand is there for earlier, it may be able to be arranged
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