Anything creamy and with a kick!
White Russian
vodka and kahlua or tia mia with milk and/or cream
Screaming Orgasm
vodka, baileys and tia maria/kahlua (amaretto which is optional) with cream and/or milk
You can also add Frangelico and creme de cocao to the above to give it a chocolaty taste.
Toblerone
Baileys, Kahlua/tia maria, frangelico, cream and honey (again vodka and creme de cocao can be added to this also.)
I also love black russians (vodka, kahlua/tia maria & coke) and a simple amaretto & coke.
True there is no excuse, however as someone who works in 'politics'(and not for a political party!) I can tell you that it is far more common from BNP members/supporters. I literally hear about cases at least once a week and in times like now (elections/campaign periods) far more regularly.
We're also not talking about just threats but actual attacks. I am one of the many thousands who have volunteered my time to do anti BNP campaign stuff during this election and so far when I have been out campaigning this year I have been followed, had someone try to rip my car number plates off, abuse shouted at me and I have been surrounded by a group of men acting in an intimidating manner asking 'what I was up to'. Previously, my picture has been taken and put on websites and I am just a normal person campaigning along with thousands of others right across the UK. I am one of the lucky ones, I haven't been attacked or like a couple of people I know, my name, address and job details put up on websites for people to target me.
Also it depends on the nature of the threat. A local resident telling Labour to sod off and making some sort of threat is very different to being grabbed and pinned against a wall and told that you and family will have your throats cut if you persist in running your campaign in 'their' town. Maybe I will 'google it' to find out, but I have not heard of other political parties supporters doing things like that.
Insanity by Oceanic. Great dance track and a biggie from my days of working in a nightclub, which were some of the best times I have ever had.
First laser treatment (of six) is done and I can honestly say that it hardly hurts at all, just the odd sensitive bit, but once they move on to another area any pain goes.
They use a cold air jet at the same time as the laser to cool the skin as they go and the best way to describe the sensation of the laser is like tiny little needles prickling the skin or like plucking hairs. It is no where near as painful as waxing!
It's really quick, they did full bikini area and underarms in about 15 mins at the most and the best bit, it doesn't hurt afterwards at all. I have really sensitive skin and normally am red and bumpy for days - not after this!
I am a convert. It hurts less than waxing and in the long run is cheaper! The bikini area alone (all hair off like a hollywood wax) is only £455 for a course of six treatments. (£765 for both bikini and underarms). You may then need the odd treatment, maybe only or twice a year (if at all), only if any dormant hairs grow back, which are around £60 a time. Now it sounds a lot in one go, but compare it to waxing at £25-40 a time, which needs to be done every 4-6 weeks, it pays for itself within a year or so.
Well tonight's the night! Had the consultation for laser yesterday and the first treatment is tonight.:eeek: I am somewhat nervous, but the nurse assures me that if the pain is too much there is a numbing gel that can be used. Now - why don't they use that for waxing!
So sorry to hear this, our thoughts are with you.
Florida, three weeks today! :bounce:
Freedom of speech is a right, but with these rights come responsibility not to oppress others. You may find two men kissing not to your personal taste but as long as you are not declaring that they can't do it or treating them differently for doing it then it's simply about your personal taste. I am sure there are many gay men who find a man and women kissing to be not to their taste too.
Homophobia does still exist. We still live in a society where people are attacked and even murdered because someone does not like their sexuality. This is fundamentaly wrong and a damning inditement on the society that we live in.
I believe that issues such as gender, race and sexuality should be covered in schools and from an early age which will help to combat the prejudices of society that children are exposed to as they get older. Very young children don't 'see' the colour of someones skin, their gender etc, they simply see people, their friends. It is society, parents, family influences etc that begin to breed into them hatred and intolerence.
Yes previous generations may be less accepting of homosexuality, but ones before that thought that black people should walk on the other side of the road, that women should be seen and not heard, that only the rich should vote and that that the world was flat and the wheel and fire were the epitomy of modern technology! Times change and society moves on. Gone are the days when a black person has to give up their seat to a white person on a bus. We even a black man as president of the USA. Somethings that was completely unimaginable only a generation ago.
By educating people we can change society, creating a more tolerant and accepting culture and ensuring that in future generations people are free to be who they are without fear or oppression.
and for the compliments, althought it's getting ever harder to suprise you with my costumes I shall prevail! 
Sitting back and waiting for the blast to hit! :lol: