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Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 11:28
by Master Margarita
I'm wearing a black Cerruti suit, ribbed whiteT-shirt from the exchange and meet on the corner of Melrose and La Cienega, Gucci loafers and a dark blue summer jacket that looks black from Laros in Firenze. I'm using John Masters organic tangerine hair texturiser that makes my hair feel and smell great. This morning I scrubbed with Kiehl's buffing cream from the flagship store on third Avenue store and used an Aramis face pack to remove any excess facial oils, although I don't have any. I'm using Oil of Olay moisturiser that makes my skin glow and Dermatologica hand cream that costs $60 a tube that I bought from a little shop in Mayfair in London.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 11:32
by hallucienate
ponce
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 14:28
by Guest
Master Margarita wrote:I'm wearing a black Cerruti suit, ribbed whiteT-shirt from the exchange and meet on the corner of Melrose and La Cienega, Gucci loafers and a dark blue summer jacket that looks black from Laros in Firenze. I'm using John Masters organic tangerine hair texturiser that makes my hair feel and smell great. This morning I scrubbed with Kiehl's buffing cream from the flagship store on third Avenue store and used an Aramis face pack to remove any excess facial oils, although I don't have any. I'm using Oil of Olay moisturiser that makes my skin glow and Dermatologica hand cream that costs $60 a tube that I bought from a little shop in Mayfair in London.
American Psycho.
Pleased ta meetcha!
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 14:33
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 14:39
by Loki
'organic haircare'?
I'm guessing you need hair to use these products? Leaves me out.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 15:00
by Guest
My coffee. Again. F*ck.
Anyone know where I can get lessons in hand-eye coordination? Debaser, you're a teacher right? I hope it's not for secondary, cos that would obviously be too advanced a level for me.
At least I'm wearing black this time.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 15:17
by Jim
CorpPunk wrote:My coffee. Again. F*ck.
Anyone know where I can get lessons in hand-eye coordination? Debaser, you're a teacher right? I hope it's not for secondary, cos that would obviously be too advanced a level for me.
At least I'm wearing black this time.
Only advice I can think of is - stop drinking coffee.
Or get a bib.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 16:03
by Guest
Jim wrote:CorpPunk wrote:My coffee. Again. F*ck.
Anyone know where I can get lessons in hand-eye coordination? Debaser, you're a teacher right? I hope it's not for secondary, cos that would obviously be too advanced a level for me.
At least I'm wearing black this time.
Only advice I can think of is - stop drinking coffee.
Or get a bib.
Hey--it's only happened twice (this week).
It's not a habit or anything (except for this week).
I'm stocking up on napkins as I write.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 16:48
by Thea
wearing:
fields of the nephilim shirt
black velvet skirt
doc martens that are too small
too many bracelets
too much eyeliner
red and black lipstick
and not enough powder
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 18:03
by CellThree
Jim wrote:CorpPunk wrote:My coffee. Again. F*ck.
Anyone know where I can get lessons in hand-eye coordination? Debaser, you're a teacher right? I hope it's not for secondary, cos that would obviously be too advanced a level for me.
At least I'm wearing black this time.
Only advice I can think of is - stop drinking coffee.
Or get a bib.
How about a straw? Or a baby's drinking cup (the one with the lid and spout)?
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 18:17
by Guest
CellThree wrote:Jim wrote:CorpPunk wrote:My coffee. Again. F*ck.
Anyone know where I can get lessons in hand-eye coordination? Debaser, you're a teacher right? I hope it's not for secondary, cos that would obviously be too advanced a level for me.
At least I'm wearing black this time.
Only advice I can think of is - stop drinking coffee.
Or get a bib.
How about a straw? Or a baby's drinking cup (the one with the lid and spout)?
I was thinking about borrowing Johnny Boy's nurse, if she has any spare time (what with his 'perpetual care'). Or maybe she knows some male nurses!
And it really wasn't my fault this time. There was a hole in the cup. In the
bottom.
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 18:23
by CellThree
CorpPunk wrote:CellThree wrote:Jim wrote:
Only advice I can think of is - stop drinking coffee.
Or get a bib.
How about a straw? Or a baby's drinking cup (the one with the lid and spout)?
I was thinking about borrowing Johnny Boy's nurse, if she has any spare time (what with his 'perpetual care'). Or maybe she knows some male nurses!
And it really wasn't my fault this time. There was a hole in the cup. In the
bottom.
Rule no.1 of trying to drink out of cups. Make sure there is a bottom in it. I take it these are crappy paper cups? Buy a mug!
Posted: 14 Aug 2003, 18:26
by Guest
CellThree wrote:Rule no.1 of trying to drink out of cups. Make sure there is a bottom in it.
Good advice, well-earned.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 09:32
by Loki
CorpPunk wrote:
I was thinking about borrowing Johnny Boy's nurse, if she has any spare time (what with his 'perpetual care'). Or maybe she knows some male nurses!
Alas, Nurse is rather busy today as she's taking me to the cleaners.
She regrets that she does not know any male nurses, as she has no interest in the opposite sex and all that frightfully, unmentionable, squelchy business.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 10:08
by Black Dahlia
CorpPunk wrote:Master Margarita wrote:I'm wearing a black Cerruti suit, ribbed whiteT-shirt from the exchange and meet on the corner of Melrose and La Cienega, Gucci loafers and a dark blue summer jacket that looks black from Laros in Firenze. I'm using John Masters organic tangerine hair texturiser that makes my hair feel and smell great. This morning I scrubbed with Kiehl's buffing cream from the flagship store on third Avenue store and used an Aramis face pack to remove any excess facial oils, although I don't have any. I'm using Oil of Olay moisturiser that makes my skin glow and Dermatologica hand cream that costs $60 a tube that I bought from a little shop in Mayfair in London.
American Psycho.
Pleased ta meetcha!
Wow - someone guessed my pet name for you MM ...........
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 12:19
by Big Si
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 12:44
by Big Si
Yeah, I like my suits razor sharp!
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 12:46
by Jim
Suits....
I think I've got one of them. Uncomfortable things I seem to remember. Make you sweat on hot days, but not warm enough to stop you freezing in winter.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 14:20
by Big Si
Jim wrote:Suits....
I think I've got one of them. Uncomfortable things I seem to remember. Make you sweat on hot days, but not warm enough to stop you freezing in winter.
Everyone else in the office is wearing Jeans and T-shirts, I just like to be more of an individual.
And I also hate wearing denim
Very good point about the weather though!
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 15:31
by Master Margarita
People should only wear suits if they wear them well.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 15:34
by Big Si
Master Margarita wrote:People should only wear suits if they wear them well.
That's me baby!
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 15:36
by Master Margarita
hallucienate wrote:ponce
That pain in your abdomen is the pin I am pushing in the effigy of you that I couldn't be bothered to make.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 15:53
by hallucienate
Master Margarita wrote:hallucienate wrote:ponce
That pain in your abdomen is the pin I am pushing in the effigy of you that I couldn't be bothered to make.
and I thought that was the 3 packets of sweets I had after lunch.
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 16:02
by Big Si
hallucienate wrote:Master Margarita wrote:hallucienate wrote:ponce
That pain in your abdomen is the pin I am pushing in the effigy of you that I couldn't be bothered to make.
and I thought that was the 3 packets of sweets I had after lunch.
Don't forget the yellow Jelly Baby!
Posted: 15 Aug 2003, 16:06
by Black Dahlia
Black top, black pencil skirt, fish - nets and black pointy shoes ..
Yep , Im in the office.