How to tell people they sound racist

How to tell people they sound racist

the challenge of anti-racist

eyeliner experiments

So, I found that Mac Penultimate liner doesn't smudge if I cover it with Lunasol's liquid eyeliner. As I'm trying to use up both, I guess I can live with this. The Lunasol geminate liner is nice for a daytime look with a bit of punch, but if I apply too much it's got a bit too much shine, heh.

ainz tulpe - stila eyeshadow trio in mandarin glow

Ainz-tulpe drugstore in Harajuku has the Stila Eyeshadow trio in Mandarin Glow for sale for about 1260 yen.
I think I'm going to have to pick one up, despite my makeup ban.

They also have Stila Convertible Color in Camellia. It looks like a pretty, wearable color. I'm tempted to pick it up too, but I just don't need more blush...

love it: 100 yen shops

I can buy a USB charger for my cell phone for a mere 100 yen.
I love that!

On noticing what pervades our air

Both figuratively and literally:
http://twowomenblogging.blogspot.com/2010/08/where-theres-smoke-by-jay.html

Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban

Woohoo! Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban

Fallacy: Appeal to Consequences of a Belief

Includes: Wishful Thinking
Description of Appeal to Consequences of a Belief

The Appeal to the Consequences of a Belief is a fallacy that comes in the following patterns:

1. X is true because if people did not accept X as being true then there would be negative consequences.

2. X is false because if people did not accept X as being false, then there would be negative consequences.

3. X is true because accepting that X is true has positive consequences.

4. X is false because accepting that X is false has positive consequences.

5. I wish that X were true, therefore X is true. This is known as Wishful Thinking.

6. I wish that X were false, therefore X is false. This is known as Wishful Thinking.

http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/appeal-to-consequences.html