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• Comment on Musely's answer…

  0 0 Yeah, I was going to mention IKEA and how so much in my apt from there, I am trying to go with something classier this time. But thanks for the furniture store idea! I have looked at a bunch of the online ones (dania, scandesign, CB2) without luck, but I'll take a look at the local ones there too. Do you know of any good retro/vintage stores other than Space Oddity?(I try to take a look there regularly, but haven't found anything yet) eh, anna commented 4 months ago

• Follow Following 1 Where to find current design lamps eh, anna asked in Interior Design 4 months ago by Musely & 2 other answers by infernactual , infernactual…

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  Make-Up Q: liquid or powder..?

  1 0 Well, I don't think the makeup will cause greasiness in itself, though if you're sensitive, the wrong foundation may cause breakouts. But what you want to keep in mind is that liquid makeup along with already greasy skin may seem greasier after a few hours, slipping off your face (even with a mattefying powder on top.) Personally, I have greasy skin but stick to the liquid foundations anyway, because I also have uneven colors, small breakouts and scars, which liquid makeup hides better (I usually use a primer to help dealing with the grease, esp. in summer.) If you don't feel like you need tons of coverage, go with a mineral powder foundation, they're usually kinder to the skin, and will help with the grease (getting a good brush for powder makeup is key). You can also buy blotting papers in most makeup stores, they suck up the excess grease without messing to much with the rest of your makeup. eh, anna answered in Hair/Body Care 9 months ago Answer, comment & read 8 more answers »

• Follow Following 1 Best colorist on a budget? eh, anna asked in Hair/Body Care about 1 year ago 1 Answer by Daddy Love…

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  Where in Seattle can I find affordable high waisted jeans?

  0 0 I second the comment from Callie Bishop (in fact, I bought high-waisted black skinny jeans at UA yesterday, they're not not super flattering on me, but since I never wear really short shirts no one can really see it. ALSO I saw more actual naval-style jeans in a GAP ad a few days ago, wide-legged, high-waisted, blue, and all. Wouldn't hurt to look. eh, anna answered in Women's Fashion about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 4 more answers »

• Comment on ozchick's answer…

  0 0 LotTL: actually, the Doctor provided her with an air tunnel, so that particular part is void. The finger paint point is the most interesting so far, but fact remains: the Doctor recognizes Time Lords (and presumably Time Ladies) unless their fobwatched to human, and if they're fobwatched, they don't remember who they are themselves. eh, anna commented about 1 year ago

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  How creepy is it do hook up with/date your second cousin?

  3 0 All you really need to worry about is family reaction (see Kip's response below), you're far enough away from each other on the family tree (think about it, your great-grandparents were the same, that's a very small percentage of your genetic heritage, and that's assuming your grandparent and his grandparent were full sibling.) to not be considered close family. I highly doubt there'd be any risk at all to potential kids unless the pattern continued for generations. Short answer: any squick is cultural and pretty dumb, but may be enough of a problem on its own. eh, anna answered in Sex & Relationships about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 12 more answers »

• Follow Following 1 Where can I find a String shelf in Seattle? eh, anna asked in Household Goods about 1 year ago

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  Sci Fi for an 8 year old

  0 0 Your kid must be a pretty good reader to get through Ender's Game at age 8 - perhaps Philip Reeve's Hungry City Chronicles? The first books is called Mortal Engines and is probably more suitable for ages 10 and up, but again, if your kid can read it... As for your second question: yes. It shines through, mostly in the later books of the Ender and Bean series, and mostly by the tone being really preachy and all characters eventually realizing the importance of Getting Married and Having Babies, although his fantasy series about Alvin Maker is mind-numbingly unsubtle and almost completely unreadable. And this is coming from someone who really enjoys the genius in Ender's Game. eh, anna answered in Books & Writing about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 5 more answers »

• Comment on Susie Bright's answer…

  0 0 to the OP: If you're in Seattle or nearby, I'd like to add to this comment the recommendation of Dr. Emily Bradley at the Polyclinic Urology (she works at both the Broadway and Northgate clinics). I have had similar (although not exactly the same) issues for a while, and she has been enormously helpful and knowledgeable. eh, anna commented about 1 year ago

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