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Idiotdogbrain:
I actually take my squeeze bottles to my local coop where I buy shampoo and conditioner in bulk. I simply pump the stuff from huge bottles into my own. So, there are situations where you're not emptying one bottle into another. I definitely save money from not buying all the packaging.

Definitely the soundtrack to Juno...though Garden State is a close second.

Red! My favorite color has always been red. The gummy reminds me of lights I saw for sale in Germany about ten years ago...or was I just dreaming then?

The cool cool blue of the Streamline is my favorite!

A new roller derby uniform!!

ctrl-c/v Always...I'm an editing nut!

Miss Mabel, I'm with you on being vegan, yet still hating really persistent invaders. I'd have to say that fruit flys and roaches are pretty much the only things I'll kill.

I'm trying this technique as soon as I get home!

Oh this pillow needs to go on my bed, pronto!!

For those who are worried that information is lost when changing the original color photo to sepia, an easy solution is simply to save a digital copy for the record and then play with another copy for desired display effect. It seems to me that the purpose of these photographs is for display, not preservation. I can't imagine that preservationists would care if an image is sepia-ed as long as there is a backup digital copy. As an archivist and a lover of family photos, I think this is a wonderful idea and unique to the user. I would think of doing the same thing, as long as there are hard and digital copies of the original photo elsewhere. one of the wonderful purposes of photographs is to look at them, and I can't imagine that making a display photo sepia toned is going to lose so much information that it makes it useless to the user. Make sense?

My new Dell Vostro doesn't have a bag, and it's so sad.