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Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Not Lovin' McDonald's new ad campaign Lovin'.

They are hoping this will pull them out of plung they are in. :eek:
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Yep, my first "dream" car was actually a '64-1/2-'66 Mustang, preferably a fastback ('65-'66), with a 289 c.i. V8. :)

Yep. My Uncle (who was #12 child in my Moms group of kids so he wasn't that much older than me) had a Red one in that age span. My Dad promised me one when I was old enough. Ha! He thought I would not remember.
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StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
My DD until new job didn't wear makeup except on a rare occasion. Now she is like you a big unwanted leap to eye shadow and mascara. Done.
I do a powder foundation, some concealer, eye shadow, blush, and lip gloss. I don't use mascara except for maybe a clear mascara. Thankfully, I don't need it. It takes me less than five minutes to do my makeup.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I do a powder foundation, some concealer, eye shadow, blush, and lip gloss. I don't use mascara except for maybe a clear mascara. Thankfully, I don't need it. It takes me less than five minutes to do my makeup.
If I'm not working, I wear a tinted SPF 15 moisturizer only.
Going to work - I add a quick swipe of blusher, eyeliner and mascara.

It takes me longer to make my bed than to fix my hair and do my makeup.
 

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
If I'm not working, I wear a tinted SPF 15 moisturizer only.
Going to work - I add a quick swipe of blusher, eyeliner and mascara.
I took dance for six years. I think the makeup needed for recitals traumatized me because when I was about 10 or so, people would say, "Oh, soon, you'll be wanting to wear makeup..." and I would stop them there and say "Nope." And it's taken me until age 19 to willingly wear makeup on a daily basis.

It takes me longer to make my bed than to fix my hair and do my makeup.
I flat iron my hair when I'm at home, even if I have no place to go. Mostly because I can flat iron it and keep it that way for 2-3 days, and it's out of my way. Definitely takes me longer to do that, but it's well worth it being out of my way.

Prepare for teenage logic: I don't make my bed on a daily basis because I don't see the sense in it when I'm going to be getting back in it 15 hours later. It gets made when I put new sheets on it or if we're expecting company.
 

StarWarsGirl

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
I ... would ... have ... a ... STROKE!

I know, I know, you're shocked.
Most of my friends have my logic. Even the ones who are no longer teenagers. Which will be me in three months, and my logic will still be the same.

My mom used to battle with me about it, but gave up a long time ago and will now settle for the room just being somewhat neat.

And no, I am not surprised that an unmade bed on a daily basis would give you a stroke. ;)
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
When I saw the illustrated commercial all I thought was how much did they spend on getting all those IP rights in the spot. For some reason it did not make me hungry for a big mac…

I'm wondering if they're testing this commercial in certain markets only. I live in MA, and I haven't seen any new McDonald's commercials yet.
 

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