Anyone for Coffee? (no boys allowed)

i have no bags. i am a disgrace to the female stereotype . . . :bawling: :lol:

and kathy: you're not alone! i like spiders too! :D at least, as long as they're not biting me.

thanks for the muffins and flowers, Ozeed . . . i have a feeling that with all the food floating around, there isn't going to be a thin-girls club anymore! :p

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Originally Posted by miss tenderness

dear LADIES:


here is a magic mixture for the hair,it makes it shiny and very very smooth;)
try it ,u r gonna love me:)

one spoon yogurt,half spoon honey and the essence of an egg(oh,forgot it's name:D) but I mean the yellow part of it...
now mix them and put them for half an hour(or as u like)in ur hair. Then take a shower:lol:
it has an effect of conditonner but it's natural .
good luck...if u try it tell me the result so we can celebrate together:banana:

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I have used such conditioners (without the egg, I used a different thing, I dont know what is it called in English), and I can say it really works, and leaves hair shiney and with a lot of bounce and silky smooth.

Hmmm, I guess I am going to have to try something like that conditioner then. (BTW miss T, the word in English for that part of the egg is called the yolk. :) )

Actually, I am always intrigued when someone says something and they are not sure of the English word for it. If you guys would not mind, could you type the word in your native language and also what that language is? I can then take the word and look it up via an online translator and then will have learned a new word in another language. Of course some of these translators are a little weird.... I have some online friends from different countries and when I translate something they say with one of those things and then tell them what the translation was they are usually like "huh?" :lol:


Oh yes, thanks Ozeed for the flowers and muffins....but you only get the best points if you bring chocolate....:p :p :p (at least in my book ;))

yes , Maddie. Women all over the world always have creative minds when it comes to their beauty! most importantly the hairrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

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Originally Posted by OZEED

Just thought I'd drop in to say "top of the mornin to ya! " (well its morning here).
and in the name of chivilry a little something from the boys....

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Show-off. :p

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Originally Posted by Madhuri

Miss T, I am not sure if I will get this cream here in India. I wish I could get a similar kind here, but i'll have to search for it. This is a good idea to remain slim and have a full face.

Hey your picture is very cute.....

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Opps, sorry t hear that! Mybe it's there but you have to do more checking in the big pharmacies in India.
Thanks….

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Originally Posted by Nightshade

No one explained what a french manicure was yet BTW

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Dunno how to explain it! Kaltrinaaaaaaaaa,help help!!

Okay,it's the kind of manicure that has two colors,actually same color but it's darker on the extra part of the nail(the long part if ur nails are long)if not,then on the upper part of the nail. When we say French,1st thing come to the mind the white color(not the dull,it looks really elegant)it's the most spread kind pf Manicure,but other colors can be used as well. U can google(French Manicure) maybe u'll see how it looks like. Very elegant….and hard to be mastered.

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Originally Posted by Kathy

Hmmm, I guess I am going to have to try something like that conditioner then. (BTW miss T, the word in English for that part of the egg is called the yolk. )

Actually, I am always intrigued when someone says something and they are not sure of the English word for it. If you guys would not mind, could you type the word in your native language and also what that language is? I can then take the word and look it up via an online translator and then will have learned a new word in another language. Of course some of these translators are a little weird.... I have some online friends from different countries and when I translate something they say with one of those things and then tell them what the translation was they are usually like "huh?"

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Believe me this idea wont escape my mind, but tell u a secret, I do not know what is yolk in my native, I always call it the yellow part:D and when I took ur word yolk to my translator to see it’s Arabic synonym ,it translated to a real weird word that've never heard in my language :D. thanks for the help,Kath!

Oh Kathy, here is the hair pack that I have used -- yoghurt and Besan (thats the Hindi word), its also used in preparing Kadhi, and Indian dish. :D I hope your friends will be able to translate these, if you do find out, please let me also know of the translations. :D

Hello, I'm new here and I suppose it's not surprising that literature geeks are coffee junkies too. I thought I was the only one. Don't we all...

I do hope I don't have to dress up to much to get a cuppa and a biscuit here, when I visit. You see, the only one of me that wears a tux and looks right is that sneering Mafia Penguin, The Godfeather. And he isn't proper company in a coffee house.

BTW, my own hair continues to look more like Wolverine's every day. Maybe I should grow the sideburns, think so, bud? Snick!:)

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Originally Posted by yourasthma

Hello, I'm new here and I suppose it's not surprising that literature geeks are coffee junkies too. I thought I was the only one.

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Gosh, no! Although I like tea as well. Caffeine lets me read and be on line well into the night. Welcome to the forum, yourasthma. :D

Ok, I used the online translator and through the magic of technology I have found that besan is: "The flower or meal of pulse (particularly of chanā, Cicer arietinum)." Otherwise known as chick pea!!!!! :lol: Thanks madhuri.


صفار is the result I got for "yolk". Whether or not that means the yellow center of an egg remains to be seen. :p

Systran

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Originally Posted by Pendragon

I do hope I don't have to dress up to much to get a cuppa and a biscuit here, when I visit. You see, the only one of me that wears a tux and looks right is that sneering Mafia Penguin, The Godfeather. And he isn't proper company in a coffee house.

BTW, my own hair continues to look more like Wolverine's every day. Maybe I should grow the sideburns, think so, bud? Snick!:)

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Whatever feels comfortable for you....just having the Wolvernine do is plenty fancy enough in my book. :)

WOLVERINE!!!!

love . . . :blush:

and hey, yourasthma! :D

Hello gals...

Yes Kath yolk is the red part of the egg... Now I am really enjoying this girly thread because I am learning so many great receipes for the hair... I know one to make your hair stronger, when you have damaged hair from colours for example, or from the fan I used the olive oil together with yolk and it's very nice, especially if the olive oil is home made.
Now about that french manicure, no worries Miss T you explained it really nice... and believe me Night french manicure makes your nails beautiful even if your nails short and have chubby fingers.... :)

You got it Kathy....:thumbs_up it's correct. :)

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKkathy,
yes ,it's the word we actually use, I thouth it's a slang and not a typical English, if I want to translate صفارfor you,it'll be the yellow part. I actually Know the word abut dnt knw that I know:D

thanks for the effort,dear:)what translator do u use?seems very good.