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There was a promise of cruelty in her smile...
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jolijacques for being generally awesome (plus I wanted to draw the red haired lovely).
I might shade it later.
gift for
jolijacques for being generally awesome (plus I wanted to draw the red haired lovely).I might shade it later.
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That was all jolijacques design. I love that dress too... I should have one.
jolijacques design. I love that dress too... I should have one. 
Ah gosh; I based the neck after spatterdashes. Jacques had a similar outfit when I was first developing his appearance. XD
Ha, this reminded me that in French there are two ways to say "wife". "La femme" and "l'épouse", while "la femme" is a little more common, and literally means "woman". "Ne lui regardez pas! Elle est ma femme!", "Don't look at her! She is my woman/wife!"
Ha, this reminded me that in French there are two ways to say "wife". "La femme" and "l'épouse", while "la femme" is a little more common, and literally means "woman". "Ne lui regardez pas! Elle est ma femme!", "Don't look at her! She is my woman/wife!"
I wish I could sew, period. D; Knots are so hard!
Ooooh, interesting book! Ha, they're pretty damn cruel. I've got two books on French insults and then one on Classical Latin insults.. The French slang adjective for a Jewish person is "baptisé au sécateur", or "baptized with pruning shears". :C
Ooooh, interesting book! Ha, they're pretty damn cruel. I've got two books on French insults and then one on Classical Latin insults.. The French slang adjective for a Jewish person is "baptisé au sécateur", or "baptized with pruning shears". :C
I prefer to use a machine, but the pattern stuff is difficult. I really need to get better, because the shops rarely have an outfit my size, and when they do I can't fit my chest in there.
Wow, that is mean. Haha, the French called us a slang term they used for the tribes of Morocco because they used it to describe savages and people that speak incomprehensible language : "chleu"
Wow, that is mean. Haha, the French called us a slang term they used for the tribes of Morocco because they used it to describe savages and people that speak incomprehensible language : "chleu"
I can never sit down at my sewing machine, I put too much pressure on the pedal and then it goes crazy. YES; I wish those damn designers would realize that not everyone is a size 2. I'm considered a plus-plus size because of my bust. :\
What's horrible is that I think they have the most insults for the Germans. There's five insults listed in one book, and then there's maybe one or two for everyone else. Although apparently North African Arabians are like boogeymen. XD
What's horrible is that I think they have the most insults for the Germans. There's five insults listed in one book, and then there's maybe one or two for everyone else. Although apparently North African Arabians are like boogeymen. XD
That part just takes practice getting the pressure right.
Indeed. I may be a size 2 in the waist but that doesn't mean my chest is flat. It's really sad trying on a cute shirt then realizing it hangs weird on me because there's no bust room. And pants! Oh my odds, not everyone has stick legs. I have muscles, I need room for them.
That's okay, everyone has an insult for the French or something related to them. Like the American soldiers would call French bread "cocksucker bread".
Indeed. I may be a size 2 in the waist but that doesn't mean my chest is flat. It's really sad trying on a cute shirt then realizing it hangs weird on me because there's no bust room. And pants! Oh my odds, not everyone has stick legs. I have muscles, I need room for them.
That's okay, everyone has an insult for the French or something related to them. Like the American soldiers would call French bread "cocksucker bread".
It sounds like a machine gun, regardless. D;
BLARGH, I wish the manufacturers would get this stuff straight! I hate skinny jeans and lowride cuts. I'd like to actually wear the damn pants without tripping and breaking my neck or losing circulation. :\
....that. -Looks around, makes sure it's safe.- You have no idea how hard I laughed.
BLARGH, I wish the manufacturers would get this stuff straight! I hate skinny jeans and lowride cuts. I'd like to actually wear the damn pants without tripping and breaking my neck or losing circulation. :\
....that. -Looks around, makes sure it's safe.- You have no idea how hard I laughed.
Mine sounds nice, but I do keep it oiled.
Yeah, I don't know who can wear skinny jeans. I'm a size 1 and I can't wear skinny jeans, I can't even get them past my calf. Also, the manufacturers need to realize that women tend to have fat around the lower abdomen, and pants need to accommodate that.
I think I have a good idea. It seems that a lot of people associated French and homosexuality back then. They even called homosexuality the "french vice"
Yeah, I don't know who can wear skinny jeans. I'm a size 1 and I can't wear skinny jeans, I can't even get them past my calf. Also, the manufacturers need to realize that women tend to have fat around the lower abdomen, and pants need to accommodate that.
I think I have a good idea. It seems that a lot of people associated French and homosexuality back then. They even called homosexuality the "french vice"
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