Jean4
Remember. I am ALWAYS right.... until I’m not
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cosmicpixiedust
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Idk, it's a lump and hurts sometimes but not always. I'll get it checked out if it doesn't go away.
Sour
sweet
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cosmicpixiedust
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MysticPerception
I'm back and I'll still smile for you
- Dec 31, 2019
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That's a wild list and I'm just over here baking brownies lol. I guess at least one of us knows how to party after a long day.
cosmicpixiedust
Pixie
- Jun 5, 2019
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I'm so stoked. I've missed the last couple of shows they played because of work so I definitely need the night off. I plan on recording a song or two and posting here if possible. Wanna share some brownies? ;)
Tomorrow I'll "celebrate" the loss/birth of my baby. I'm dreading it a tad. I plan to make a cake. I'll lie in bed, stuff my face and cuddle her blanket.
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MysticPerception
I'm back and I'll still smile for you
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I'm all for sharing with everyone.
That's such a sad way to reminiscence about someone. I hope the cake at least taste good and isn't soured by what it represents.
BlueWidow
Visionary
- Oct 6, 2019
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Doing okay. Just tired, as usual. I'm glad you had someone fun with you since you had to work so long.
I just looked it up. The shows were all on Amazon video. At least that's where I watched them all. One show was just called Poisoned.
There was another one called "Hidden Killers of the English Home". That one talks about different eras of time, such as Victorian, Edwardian, etc. and discusses all the dangerous things that people had in their homes at those points in time. I don't know that any of them were exclusively focused on radium. I think they are focused on various types of poison and and other dangerous things that people kept in their homes ag time ago not realizing how dangerous they were, radium was just one of those things.
I just found it astounding because they said they used to use it for everything, including toothpaste. They would put radium on their teeth because it made their teeth glow. They used it in make up. They used it in all kinds of things and it was advertised as a health tonic. It was supposed to give you a "healthy glow"!
Yeah, radium will give you a healthy glow alright!!
Carina
Angelic
- Dec 22, 2019
- 4,005
omg "healthy glow" radiationDoing okay. Just tired, as usual. I'm glad you had someone fun with you since you had to work so long.
I just looked it up. The shows were all on Amazon video. At least that's where I watched them all. One show was just called Poisoned.
There was another one called "Hidden Killers of the English Home". That one talks about different eras of time, such as Victorian, Edwardian, etc. and discusses all the dangerous things that people had in their homes at those points in time. I don't know that any of them were exclusively focused on radium. I think they are focused on various types of poison and and other dangerous things that people kept in their homes ag time ago not realizing how dangerous they were, radium was just one of those things.
I just found it astounding because they said they used to use it for everything, including toothpaste. They would put radium on their teeth because it made their teeth glow. They used it in make up. They used it in all kinds of things and it was advertised as a health tonic. It was supposed to give you a "healthy glow"!
Jean4
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MysticPerception
I'm back and I'll still smile for you
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Carina
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Jean4
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BlueWidow
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9 Ways People Used Radium Before We Understood the Risks
Radium was discovered by Marie Curie and her husband Pierre in 1898. In 1903, the Royal Academy of Sciences awarded Marie and Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel the Nobel Prize in Physics, making Marie the first woman to win the prize. Later, in 1911, she would win her second Nobel for isolating...
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Carina
Angelic
- Dec 22, 2019
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omg.... toothpaste, impotence.... that's I was going to say something...9 Ways People Used Radium Before We Understood the Risks
Radium was discovered by Marie Curie and her husband Pierre in 1898. In 1903, the Royal Academy of Sciences awarded Marie and Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel the Nobel Prize in Physics, making Marie the first woman to win the prize. Later, in 1911, she would win her second Nobel for isolating...
but chocolate?!?
Stay
In my head
And in my arms
Glue
The memory of you
as transparent thought
Like sweet skin
and veins too thin
Just stay
Take my last breath
I'd give it to you
and glue
In my head
And in my arms
Glue
The memory of you
as transparent thought
Like sweet skin
and veins too thin
Just stay
Take my last breath
I'd give it to you
and glue
BlueWidow
Visionary
- Oct 6, 2019
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Cat Obsessed With Bananas Is Going Viral For How Inappropriate His Pics Look
He just kinda wanted a sniff of a banana when he was about 9 months old or so and ended up really liking them.
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Are we sure that bananas are even good for cats? This cat is obsessed with licking bananas. Maybe he has a vitamin deficiency?
I just hope it's not the same thing like when you feed a dog chocolate.
Jean4
Remember. I am ALWAYS right.... until I’m not
- Apr 28, 2019
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Thank you. That really means a lot to meThank you Poet. That was beautiful
Carina
Angelic
- Dec 22, 2019
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My family once had a cat that kept on trying to get into the refrigerator. We finally were like "fine, you want something, pick it out." It went to the cantaloupe (as stores call them). we were like "really? it's not cut? there's no way this is what you want" but we humored the cat, cut it, and gave it some.....Cat Obsessed With Bananas Is Going Viral For How Inappropriate His Pics Look
He just kinda wanted a sniff of a banana when he was about 9 months old or so and ended up really liking them.
Are we sure that bananas are even good for cats? This cat is obsessed with licking bananas. Maybe he has a vitamin deficiency?
I just hope it's not the same thing like when you feed a dog chocolate.
The cat ate it... the cat would eat like 1/8th of one every time, not in place of cat food, but in addition.
was the oddest thing.
Jean4
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BooGirl
Warlock
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Carina
Angelic
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BooGirl
Warlock
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faust
lost among the stars
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MysticPerception
I'm back and I'll still smile for you
- Dec 31, 2019
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Yeah but I'm assuming you mean in a bad way. Which I don't blame you for feeling really. Pretty sure that's still the common sentiment here.
Carina
Angelic
- Dec 22, 2019
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Well if we didn't know what it's like to be alive, we couldn't be reading or posting ;)
But yeah... technically my brain's set at a time frame being set so there's that too.
BooGirl
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- Jan 10, 2020
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I dunno, I like posting meaningless garbage haha
BlueWidow
Visionary
- Oct 6, 2019
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Gorgeous Vintage Advertisements for Heroin, Cannabis and Cocaine
Drugs such as cocaine and heroin aren't just glamorous because they're illegal. Even when you could buy them at any pharmacy or grocery store, they still had a certain cool factor. Just look at these fantastic vintage advertisements for opium, coca-laced wine and "medicinal tonics."
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Hmmm. . . That's interesting. That's what makes me wonder if they have a vitamin deficiency or something. I mean, they'll go outside and eat grass when they have a stomach ache because grass is supposedly good for that. I'm not sure why it's good for it, but I thought I read that somewhere, but that's why they eat grass. I mean like green grass growing on the ground, not the other kind of grass.
