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If they replaced the Fail Whale with this video. [via TechCrunch] That is This Week’s New Crack.
Sometimes I write essays, news articles, reviews, editorials, or poems that aren’t in the poetic form and look more like prose. They’re all here.
If they replaced the Fail Whale with this video. [via TechCrunch] That is This Week’s New Crack.
photo credit: islands are forever I’m putting the finishing touches on this list of bloggers to contact for a promotion. I love this part of my job, I meet the greatest people… Anyway in doing that I found a post hailing this product line called Lush as a form of crack – and since I blog about found gems in the parlance of the new crack, it seemed like destiny. I mean really. Who can resist this? You are cruelty-free. You use a minimum of packaging. Your Dreamcream eradicated the hideous itching I had throughout the winter, when my skin was so dry I could scratch my name in the flakiness of my legs. The natural, often organic ingredients you use make me smell sexy, and my husband, sexier. My name is Tracie, and I am a Lushie. It’s been two weeks since my last Lush purchase. So I went to the site, which has bath and beauty type products and I think I’m in love. I have no idea what it smells like, but it sounds like it’s heavenly. That isn’t what impressed me though. I’m fasinated by this product they have called a Bath Bomb. It’s a solid block of good smelling stuff you drop in the tub that’s supposed to erupt into a lovely bath experience. Yay. Here’s what they say: Pop a LUSH bath bomb in a pre-run bath and it erupts in a mass of fragrant fizzing, sometimes launching flower petals, leaves, natural butters, and