I was watching TV and a commercial for a new Ab exerciser with a back massager came on and I forgot what it was called. The machine had a seat and the back massager portion had foam rubber rollers that massaged your back as you worked your abdominal muscles. Please help!
OneI know they're just glasses. But I love them. BQ2: the plaid man-scarves: nay. The fluffy winter ones: yay. BQ3: maybeokay, yes, fine. I still hit people sometimes, though.
Google it. Google knows everything. Say, are you the one posting all the hipster questions? o_O BQ: Ray-Bans for sure. BQ2: In plaid. Or glow in the dark. Or glow in the dark plaid. BQ3: Organic is too expensive. At least I wear Urban Decay makeup. It's vegan.
One? BQ: I kind of like the ones I bought at 7-Eleven a couple weeks ago. BQ2: In August? Definitely nay. BQ3: No, though I try to be a more conscientious (less unconscientious?) consumer than I used to be.
Try the magnetic ones. They are super strong and hard as heck to get open without the key. I really have to put muscle behind it to get them open if I lose the key. Just keep it where he cannot get it.
Bring a soft-tipped marker, a long string, a large piece of cardboard, and two nails or thumbtacks. Tie the string's ends together to form a loop. Stick the nails or tacks into the cardboard spaced so that the string can loop around both of them with a little room to spare. Hold the marker against the string so that it pulls tight against the two nails or tacks, forming a triangle. Move the marker around, drawing as you go, keeping the string tight. If you don't mess up, you will have drawn an ellipse, the shape of a planetary orbit. The closer you place the nails/tacks, the closer the orbit becomes to circular. The further apart the nails/tacks are, the more 'eccentric' the orbit.
