Well, this is very broad.
Cutwise, a girl's shirt works best if there's slightly more room at the breast area and slims a little at the waist. However, unless you're making shirts only for those with D-cups and tiny waists, don't make this larger by huge amounts... use your own good judgement. For guys, a medium sized build is nice, not super tight, but a straight cut, with no extra room up top in comparison to the bottom half.
As for decoration, complimentary colors are always good- they stand out well, but black printing on a light color works, as does white on a darker colored shirt.
The coolest emblems are the simplest ones. If you're making shirts for adults, keep it fairly plain. Maybe put some words about your organization; for instance, I'm on a cabinet, and our shirts say "We're RAD in MAD(Mid Atlantic District)". Something like that works really well. If you're only using the front of the shirt, do a simple line of writing straight across the front. The back should be your play area- this is where a bigger picture goes.
If you're going for fashion, follow the same idea- if you're using words, keep it short. Nobody(except maybe perverted guys) wants to stare forever at someone's shirt... lol.
If you're trying to compliment a lot of skin tones, use black or white as your base color. Almost everyone looks good in black, and the same for white. If you're going for girls, use pastels, guys, darker colors.
-Rose...
If I didn't cover something you'd like covered, please mention this in the feedback, and I'll do my best to fix the problem. Thanks!

Its gross, but there are only two things you can do.
You can either stick your fingers inside of yourself and pull, which ought to work, unless you're too tight to fit your fingers.
I had this exact problem a few years ago, and the only method I had to get it out was this, and I'm not sure its advisable for everyone, but anyway:
Take a small set of tweezers and put them in clenched tightly so as not to pinch yourself. Open them up a tiny bit, and pinch the applicator with them, then tug it out. This may be easier in the bathtub, because your muscles will be more relaxed.
Good luck!

I have this problem too! I like taking things like peanut butter or tuna sandwiches, but they get boring.
You could try:
-Taco salad: bring the lettuce, cheese, tomatoes ect. and put some tortilla chips in a baggie. Put some taco meat in a tupperward container and mix it all up- very easy.
-Many companies make pasta bowls for lunches. These can get expensive however; if you cook your own pasta at home, you can get four or five lunches for the same price as one or two pasta bowls.
-You can pack breakfast food such as bagels already toasted, with cream cheese or whatever you like seperately.
-Leftover food from the night before can usually be made over into something else; chicken can be cut up and thrown on a salad, put on some noodles or put on a sandwich, and similar things with other foods.
-I love soup, but its difficult to pack unless you have a thermos. Here's my solution- soup mixes. Heat up some hot water at school, and mix the soup together. You can also purchase soups in cups, but again, these can get expensive.
-Ramen noodles come in single serve cups; if you purchase them at Walmart, you can buy them for around a dollar apiece, with enough noodles to consititute a meal.

If you'd like more ideas, say so in your feedback... I just left off here for now.

**THE LATER ADDITIONS**
-Since you said soup doesn't fill you up, what about trying something heavier? A lot of the time, people ignore soups because they're thin or whatever, but soups that are more like stews(soup with very little broth, and lots of food) are very filling. Try taking a little bit of chicken broth over noodles with leftover chicken and veggies.
-While I'm on the subject of "filling", I want to make the statement. Protein(meats, nuts, fish) will fill you up. Carbs(breads, noodles, cereal) will give you energy. Vegetables are for vitamins. So therefore- if you're looking for FILLING, eat more peanut butter, chicken, hamburger, lunch meat, ect. If you're finding yourself full but listless, consider subbing some of the meat for cereal ect.
-If you're getting bored with the same old sandwiches, try packing the same spreads on different breads. For instance- boring old PB&J. Its good on freezer waffles, bagels, toast, sponge cake, graham crackers, inside banana slice-sandwiches, on apples, ect.
-I just thought of this, but what about Hot Pockets? If you're thinking they're too expensive(which they can be) consider this option. Take some shredded cheese, and small cut-up pieces of meat(cooked hamburger, ham, chicken, sausage) and maybe a little sauce(spaghetti, alfredo, ect.) and put it all between two slices of a thick bread(French works well.)
-Personally, I dislike hot-dogs. However, lots of people like them, and they can be fixed lots of ways. Cut up in mac-n-cheese, on a bun, ect. ect. ect. Yay Hot Dogs!
-Grilled cheese sandwiches are good- the only problem is keeping them crisp. The only way I know is to keep them wrapped in a paper towel inside their bag. That way they don't get soggy.

This is spam. I'm fairly certain its against the terms of service to post things asking for votes on sites. :(

Interpretive reading: Find a REALLY dramatic poem and read it.
Movement Theatre: This is like... miming. With words. Like... this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML99I1c-iwA
Thats the only thing I could think of to be an example. You could even do that song. Its actually a great song for someone who can't sing.
LOL
Cup stacking: for some reason, this is a sport.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MsUlYS7pn4
Doing things with your feet is always a hit. I knew a girl who could peel and eat a banana with her feet.
Monologues are always good too. http://www.geocities.com/thespian_didi/backup/fmono.html
Comedies are good for laughs, but the BEST ones are monologues that make you laugh and cry in under five minutes.
Hope this helped!

Mine is like that too, and I've found two solutions.
a. hard curlers left in over night. only use the big ones for big curls, or you'll look like Shirley Temple.
b. a big curling iron, and lots of curl gel. do very small pieces, and hold it for a long time.
It will pay off.

You could take like... pieces of magazines to make tights, with words like GUCCI or PRADA on them. For a skirt, you could make a miniskirt from a milk carton side, to give it shape, and paper it with fashion words as well. You could make a halter from a bag of chips to get the shiny color on the inside. Jewelry could be made from soda cans and such, or tinfoil. Same for shoes.

Sizes gradually get bigger as the numbers get smaller.
You begin with 16 gauge. They are not much bigger than a normal earring. Progressively, you can move all the way up to size 1, which are about 7/8 of an inch across...
So, the first size you'd need would be 16s. You can purchase them at different stores, like Claire's, Icing or at at lots of places that do ear piercings, or other types of piercings.

http://www.promgirl.com/shop/dresses/viewitem-FA292079
that might work... :/
The difficulty is having sleeves.
http://www.promgirl.com/shop/dresses/viewitem-PD251815
I know you said short sleeves, but I thought it was pretty, and might work
http://www.illuna-fashion.com/illuna-21-014.html.
Not really sleeves...
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hope you liked at least ONE.

Try searching the back-history of questions, message someone privately(lots of us have our own emails you can try), try Yahoo! answers if you must, though I don't reccommend it. People on here are more serious. If you'd like to try me, I'm availible at black_lipstick_kisses@hotmail.com
ciao! Rose

I like doing suprise things. Like... steal his phone, and change the banner to say "I love you". Chances are, he won't notice until you've left. ;)
Take chalk markers, and write "I love you" on his mirror in the bathroom.
Take all his favorite foods, and plan a picnic, even if its just on the living room floor, and eat together.
Roll up little love notes, and put them in weird places, like in the fridge(if he has his own place) or in his locker(if you're still in school). Letters are chill, but TINY little notes everywhere is kind of... kitchy cool.

I only know of two:
One, which sounds REALLY gross, and is, but works incredibly well, is olive oil. Drink it, and it will help.
Second, hot tea with lemon and honey will soothe any throat problem.
There's also salt-water, but I don't reccommend it. Gargling with it has caused me problems in the past(gagging up chunks of salt at intermission... ick.)
Any other singing questions... I'm your girl. ;)
Rose

Bet him ice cream sundaes from a particular place... winner buys both! ;)
Then its a date, without being a date.

*67 then the number.
It only works on THAT CALL. So put it in EACH TIME.

*sighs*
If you pierced them LAST NIGHT, they will heal enough that it'll be hard to put them in.
I've never had it done that I could take them out until at least the three-week mark. At four weeks, you can change them for other earrings.
Clean the earrings every day with rubbing alcohol, and turn the posts.
If you KEEP CLEANING the earrings and your ears, they won't get infected, cuz the alcohol kills the bacteria.
Here's the rule I was taught for taking them out, and I always follow it: 4-6 weeks with the same earrings, don't remove them.
7-10 weeks with post earrings, not the loop kind.
10-12 weeks try loop earrings, but remove for sleeping.
12+ do whatever....

Popularity isn't something you can copy.
Tomboys are often popular with guys, and when girls and guys hang out together, they are seen as a good part of the group. However, trying to imitate her, by being tomboyish isn't going to help you much. If you're a girly-girl, and you like yourself for who you are, just be a little more confident and outgoing. The one place you could go wrong is by being whiny or clingy. Its not attractive.
So here's my Summer Camp Checklist:
1. Be Confident.
as Marilyn Monroe said, "The sexiest thing you can wear is confidence."
2. Be outgoing.
We all learned a lesson from "Confessions of a Wallflower" right?
3. Be yourself.
Because nobody wants a obviously fake friend, the same way nobody wants an obviously fake Prada.
4. Don't cling.
Clinging isn't always attractive in clothes either... Friendship has the same tendency. Only the healthiest friendships allow for some clinging.
5. Don't whine.
Unless you're over 21 and have a bunch of cheese around, don't whine. ;)
Kidding! But it is a pretty bad idea. Whiners aren't going to be part of the group... at least not at summer camp.
Rose
(How do I know? Honey, I work at one.)
(send me a private question... I don't want to reveal my location to the whole question answering group)

It should be fine. You can actually replace 2 of the 8 tall glasses of water with milk or juice, so thats two whole glasses that aren't water at all.
Crystal Light is almost all water, with a little flavoring in it, so unless you powder it up and make it all thick, you should be fine...
Although I would advise you to buy the kind low in sugar... Too much sugar can dehydrate you.

*sighs*
Its not an eating disorder... Its just something you need to work on.
Binge-eating disorders are incredibly rare, because it involves eating to qualm emotional problems.
Gaining 15 lbs over a year isn't that big of a deal. Its when you're gaining 15 lbs a month that you need to worry.
I think your main problem is that you're expecting too much out of yourself. Bad habits take time to fix, and you need to take it slow.
If you're wanting to diet, or even just be healthier, try Weight Watchers. Its all about eating in porportion to what you're doing excercise-wise. I know it sounds like something for old women, but I did it for three months and lost quite a bit of weight.

It didn't slow my compy down... but thats me.
I like the new one; it allows you to use a "status message" and the colors are pretty sweet.
The older styles actually slowed me down more. I think the new one is pretty fabulous... I have nothing but good things to say about it.

Okay... I know exactly how you're feeling.
I was the exact same way when I was your age. Being smart is a gift and a curse, and its all in the way that you use it.
I think its not so much being emotional, but your thoughts are so highly charged with... smarts or whatever, that you can't STOP thinking. Everyone else takes longer to process the same thought, so the sped up process means you have less time to accept it. You really need to just calm down a bit, and think about what you're going through.
email me... we can talk.
black_lipstick_kisses@hotmail.com
*hugs*

Hey Peoples...
I'm a Pennsylvania girl plopped right down in the middle of the nowhere, and hating it.
I sing, act, write, read way too much, and I love my girls.
Currently SiNgLe, but I want someone.
I give okay advice, but I won't bullshit to you. If I don't know, I'll tell you straight up. I'm NOT going to sugarcoat answers, and if you rate me down, whatevs. WHO CARES. I'm not here to be the most popular collumnist. I'm here to give advice.
On that note,
Lots of Love
Rose

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