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 Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 6:18 am
when ever I make new clothes, even if it's only jean, I use lace!
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Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 2:28 pm
EGL Goddess Heartless_Nanashi Lots of little random things like quoting Shimotsuma story and Alice in Wonderland. I find myself quoting them all the time, it's just so appropiate how they apply to life. One of my favorite quotes is from Momoko. "We are born alone. Think alone. And die alone." ^_^ I love momoko!
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Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 8:07 pm
im obsessive about my posture and my language. I feel bad about cursing...
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Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 7:42 am
Actually, ever since I discovered Lolita, I've been cutting WAY back on the cursing, and speaking all prettyly in a cute voice.
And I used to stand with my hands jammed in my pockets, slouching over. Now I stand with my hands clasped together, back straight and such. I can't stand with my toes turned in though, because if I do that too much, it might stay that way forever.
But I do find myself trying to sit up straight, ankles crossed. surprised
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:42 pm
I find myself using more british english than american english, if that makes any sense? I also think that it's important to sound cute. It's funny though because an old friend called me and left a voicemail saying that my voicemail was the cutest thing he'd ever heard. it was just me apoligizing for missing there call and I will make the greatest effort to call them back. apparently it sounded very cute.
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 7:37 pm
For my digital arts class, I'm using a picture of a cute lolita cuff. It's got a little crown on it. I love it. <3 I plan on using lolita as a main theme of all of my pieces.
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Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2006 11:25 pm
EGL Goddess I find myself using more british english than american english, if that makes any sense? I also think that it's important to sound cute. It's funny though because an old friend called me and left a voicemail saying that my voicemail was the cutest thing he'd ever heard. it was just me apoligizing for missing there call and I will make the greatest effort to call them back. apparently it sounded very cute.
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Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:59 am
blacklipstick815 EGL Goddess I find myself using more british english than american english, if that makes any sense? I also think that it's important to sound cute. It's funny though because an old friend called me and left a voicemail saying that my voicemail was the cutest thing he'd ever heard. it was just me apoligizing for missing there call and I will make the greatest effort to call them back. apparently it sounded very cute. I am the same way, it's so easy for me to change my accent, I'm like Madona, hehe, I couldn't help myself! I really have a much deeper voice than you would think, I just speak softly and anounciate (sp?) very clearly but so soft that you'd think I missed a word or 2. When it comes to word choice I find myself using proper/olde English as oppose to modern/slang. Like instead of can't I would say cannot. it's so weird, I don't know why I do it.
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Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 6:10 pm
I am constantly... and I mean CONSTANTLY... standing with pidgeon-toed (toes pointed in). I was born DUCK FOOTED and within one year, I've gone completely opposite!
And now, whenever I sit, I sit with my knees together and my ankles apart just enough so that... you guessed it... my toes can point inwards toward each other.
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Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 11:04 pm
Hmmm.... gee where do I start? XD Well I seem to be using alot more cute faces in my typing. X3 And that never used to happen.
I also am using old english for things such as instead of spelling shop I would spell it shoppe and so forth. I also say queer for strange things and "on the contrary" alot which I never used to do. heart
Although I do still (as my mother says) 'have a mouth like a trucker' XD What can I say, swearing relives stress. razz
My posture has gotten better too, I used to always slouch, now I always make sure I'm nice and straight. I also use my manners alot. >w<
I also can't wear anthing that goes more than just a little above my knees. >w< Otherwise it's just too short. XD;;
So many things have changed about me since I got more into lolita, it would be impossible to list them all. (Though I'm still as lazy as ever. rofl )
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:44 am
Well...all I have to say is...Lolita saves lives, apparantly! or at least postures, manners, and such.
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 4:06 pm
EGL Goddess blacklipstick815 EGL Goddess I find myself using more british english than american english, if that makes any sense? I also think that it's important to sound cute. It's funny though because an old friend called me and left a voicemail saying that my voicemail was the cutest thing he'd ever heard. it was just me apoligizing for missing there call and I will make the greatest effort to call them back. apparently it sounded very cute. I am the same way, it's so easy for me to change my accent, I'm like Madona, hehe, I couldn't help myself! I really have a much deeper voice than you would think, I just speak softly and anounciate (sp?) very clearly but so soft that you'd think I missed a word or 2. When it comes to word choice I find myself using proper/olde English as oppose to modern/slang. Like instead of can't I would say cannot. it's so weird, I don't know why I do it. odily for me my new yorker accent is getting stronger... i would have to guess its because i dont talk to people as much any more and ive been listening to my parents wayyy to much. i currently live in tx
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 9:00 pm
Ever since seeing this thread, I've thought to myself about whether or not I have any Lolita-like behaviors. I think one, would be that I wait till i'm spoken or addressed to, like women back the days. ninja *giggle*
It's something i've always grown up doing though, including using sir and ma'am. But if I do feel impatient, I might give the person a tap on their shoulder, and just say "Excuse me." My friend said that's rude.. but that's a lot to say coming from her. >_<
So about maybe 80% of the time, i use this, especially with my teachers and other people I dont really know. I tend to be shy, quiet, and soft spoken too, so I guess it's just a way of me to not come out seeming overly obnoxious when trying to be acknowledge. >_<
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 7:52 pm
HieiNoKoiishiAshChan I drink everything, be it soda in the can, a juice carton, or a jug of milk, as if it's a fragile tea cup... ...and recently I've begun putting lace on everything, including school projects.. whee Eeee! Me too! Lace is fun to put on projects, especially title pages. I need to put some on my tech titlepage next whee I tend to drink everything out of tea cups. I have my regular set, then all my antique ones.
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Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 3:03 pm
Starfruit_me HieiNoKoiishiAshChan I drink everything, be it soda in the can, a juice carton, or a jug of milk, as if it's a fragile tea cup... ...and recently I've begun putting lace on everything, including school projects.. whee Eeee! Me too! Lace is fun to put on projects, especially title pages. I need to put some on my tech titlepage next whee I tend to drink everything out of tea cups. I have my regular set, then all my antique ones. Is it lolita-like to eat pudding from tea cups? ninja I enjoy doing that.
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