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I'm 21, Australian, a Potterhead, a Whovian, and a Gleek. I love teacups, unicorns and glitter. =)
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So I’ve found my second dress. Just in case I can’t get My pink… it’s just as perfect.. and costs...
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SHE LOVES HIM SHE SAID IT HERSELF!!!!!!
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Anonymous asked: ... but australians don't have internet!? Don't you all luve in red dirt hut houses or something? And eat 'tucka' and ride kangaroos and have emus as pets?
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“ By the 1940s, the American motion picture was successful in projecting an image of erotic femininity not necessarily connected with badness that still managed to drip with dark-red lips and the latest sensation, a set of perfectly manicured, brazen nails. Hollywood’s glamour girl of the war years (her acting was secondary) was never without her pancake make-up, false lashes, fake nails and matching lipstick and polish, and from the moment she made her stunning impact as the GI’s pin-up and hubba-hubba queen, the very words “glamour” and “glamorous” when applied to women became synonymous with the razzle-dazzle of cosmetic glaze as much as with a curvaceous figure, high heels and revealing clothes. ”
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Brownmiller, Susan. Femininity. Linden Press, New York. 1984. (pg. 163)
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