How you know...
That the top you're wearing really is too low cut - when the boy at the coffee bar at the station asks for your phone number within 10 seconds of you approaching the stall.
Maya Losa Mendiratta
That the top you're wearing really is too low cut - when the boy at the coffee bar at the station asks for your phone number within 10 seconds of you approaching the stall.
So I mentioned the National Geographic look to a friend of mine and she knew exactly what I meant, despite not going for them herself. I have since found out that there is actually a "National Photographic look" which means a certain kind of photograph. This is absurd, as obviously when you say the "National Photographic look" you mean:
So the picture I was going to put to open this post was the poster of the film “Village of the Damned” by John Carpenter. The film was reasonable, based on a short story which is quite good: aliens invade earth in a subtle way and a lot of the women in a small village fall pregnant at the same time, they give birth normally, but all the children, besides being the same age, are all very fair and blonde, with light eyes and identical haircuts, dress the same way, go around in pairs and don’t socialize with anyone different, are much smarter than the few other children around, function as a hive by communicating telepathically with each other and believe that they are much superior than the normal humans and thus attempt to take over the world. However, the poster was a bit gruesome.
So more news since my last update - I will be working in the department of