"Ronn!Blankenship" wrote: > > At 10:34 PM 3/30/03 -0600, Julia Thompson wrote: > >Deborah Harrell wrote: > > > > > This theory actually dovetails with part of His essay > > > on Neotany: the "elk-man" would lack any of these > > > "sensitivity" alleles [SS], the "swan-man" would be > > > heterozygous [Ss], and the gay would be homozygous > > > recessive [ss]. Although there might be several genes > > > that contribute - frex 'sensitivity,' 'tenderness,' > > > and 'empathy,' so that a range of "elk" => "swan" => > > > gay exists. > > > > > > Don't Forget 'Color Coordination' Maru ;) > > > >Hey, as long as you've got a good eye for *line*, that's what *really* > >matters. Anything that can be done nicely in black will look good on a > >certain portion of the population.... ;) > > Isn't the standard Afghani burqa black?
Yeah, but there's not a whole lot you can do with *line* on that. It's relatively shapeless. Now, a dress that's tight down to the waist, and then flares out, that's something more along the lines of what I was thinking.
> > Julia > > > >who looks good in black
Blue Oyster Cult agrees.*
Kevin T. - VRWC
*Just making a comment about a song from my almost favorite band. I'm not trying to imply anything, from the lyrics:
"I`d like to see you in black, It`d make me feel like your husband`s dead".
"You can`t lie to me, Ann, You can`t pretend he`s not beating you up, I say the marks on your hand, I saw the blood on your coffee cup."
It's a good song, honest!
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