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anyone know any stores where i could buy dresses like these:
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h50/mistie_w/big_rnb_yellow_skeleton_dress_mine.jpg
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h50/mistie_w/big_tripp_dress_dead_ballerina.jpg
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h50/mistie_w/big_rnb_dress_filty_tub_model.jpg (link)
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I use to love wearing these dresses. Very comfy, very sexy. Perfect for a day or night anywhere.
Tripp is pretty good brand name. And they have stores pretty much EVERYWHERE.
So they'd be a pretty good brand to start with. Depending where you are, this is their store locator, which'll help you locate any store that selss their merchandise/clothing in the world : [url=http://www.trippnyc.com/store-locator/map.html]Store Locator[/url]
The store Millenium sells outfits like this, and a lot more besides. They are very focused on medieval outfits, gothic, but are very pricey. I bought a pair of bondage pants there for $140.00 CDN. Again they focus on Medieval, but are worth a look.
Culture Craze is also a good spot to locate Tripp and other brand like it. BUT it is a Canadian store and only found in Canada, so unless you live there or are going to visit... (SOL) They're a tad more affordable than Millenium, but still cost a bit.[url=http://www.culturecraze.ca/article-93.html] Culture Craze[/url]
These are the few good stocked stores that I know are stocked with Tripp and similar brands.
Hope I helped. ^.^
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I want to make this prom night special and memorable for both my boyfriend and I. He doesn't know that I have a hotel room for that night, what can I do to spice up everything with only 20 dollars to spare. Thanks (link)
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Prom Night is special no matter what. It's the last really big hurrah aside from walk up that you'll have with EVERYONE.
If you want to make it even more so, I can recommend some candles and maybe rose petals. I know some flower shops have some kind of discount or deal on for petals, roses or others if you want. Check around at local florists.
At dollar stores or corner store you can find nice but cheap tealights or votives to light.
It's really all about imagination, and the ideas are almost limitless, even with a budget.
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I have a couple of questions regarding cartilage piercings.
#1- what is the best way to take care of the piercing for faster healing and no infections?
#2- I used a gun that I purchased sterilized at a store. When can I change the stud to something smaller?
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#1 : Witch Hazel, distilled, works wonders I used it on my cartilage and I use it on my other piercings too. Take a cotton pad, not a ball but a pad, and soak it with the Witch Hazel and hold it to the piercing.
Also use a mixture of sea salt, or Epsom salts, with warm water in a glass and hold it to your ear for 10 minutes or so, to get rid of crusties.
#2 : Also I wouldn't have recommended the gun since it is usually not a good idea, it crushes the surrounding tissue and.. well big mess. Changing it to a smaller stud would work after about 12 to 16 weeks. As long at there isn't any redness or infection or anything like that.
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And another idea. Don't use alcohol, it kills the surrounding cells and makes for nasty healing most of the time.
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