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In recent times people don't just wear emotions on their faces, they also wear it on their bodies. Here are some interesting we found 'talking tees'.

I would like to start-off with a question, what do we love about machines? Could it be their efficiency, friendly user interface, safety regulation, or that it can be personalized to suit of particular needs, note, all this are within limits of manufacturers specifications. These qualities and more appeals to our sense of judgment whenever we decide to purchase a machine, be it a phone, laptop, or a car. How can we relate this to a person? A machine can be described as a part of human mind existing independently, after-all we make machine, and they function within the scope of the manufacturers' programing. Love could be intrinsic, or programed into an individual, "now let me love you, and I will love you until you learn to love yourself" the wise words from Neyo, who also understands that love can be taught. It is expressed and reciprocated based on individual preferences. So, the question here is how do we get another supermachine to function with our love framew...

Okay, in all honesty i dint do any work here, just had to rip the content whole, with a little modification. Tequila Sunrise Another one that makes us feel like we should be on holiday. Preferably being waited on by a gorgeous Mexican  sigh . Ingredients: 3 parts Tequila 6 parts Orange Juice 1 part Grenadine (don't stir - let it sink to the bottom!) Jazz it up - for a Tequila Sunset use Blackberry Brandy instead of Grenadine Sea Breeze A long cocktail just made for lazing round on the poolside. Or at least imagining that you are... Ingredients: 1 part Vodka 3 parts Cranberry Juice 1 part Grapefruit Juice Jazz it up - use Pineapple Juice instead of Grapefruit to make a Hawaiian Sea Breeze. Martini A Gin-heavy cocktail that's not for the faint-hearted. Favoured by Winston Churchill and described by E.B. White as 'the elixir of quietude' (does that just mean it makes you pass out?) Ingredients: 5 parts Gin 1 part Vermouth ...

Hello everyone and welcome. Today's topic promises to be looks-changing,.... just coined my own word - can someone make me a dictionary already. Anyway, people talk so much about the right make-up for the right occasion, the right dress, etc, but we turn our attention to a significant but often ignored factor in department of looks - the hair. The year 2014 saw the birth as well as the death of a wide array on hair styles' some we'll miss, others it was about time. Quite a large number of people should be probed when it comes to hair-do's, some say theirs cover up disfigurements , another group due to finances, and the most unfortunate of them all, those with evil stylists, who incessantly tells them, that no other style would turnout as good as the signature hair do made by them. O well, that is where I come in. Your signature hair-do is great, but it keeps you in a time and age people have turned away from, plus, it doesn't hurt to be trendy. Ever wondered why...

Science has it that amongst the 5 senses we have, the sense of smell has the strongest effect on emotions as well as cognition.The association of fragrance and emotion is not an invention of poets or perfume-makers. Our olfactory receptors are directly connected to the limbic system, the most ancient and primitive part of the brain, which is thought to be the seat of emotion. Smell sensations are relayed to the cortex, where ‘cognitive’ recognition occurs, only after the deepest parts of our brains have been stimulated. Thus, by the time we correctly name a particular scent as, for example, ‘vanilla’ , the scent has already activated the limbic system, triggering more deep-seated emotional responses. I'll spare you the lecture but basically fashion is image, and no one wants an aesthetically stinky one. Hence today we'll be paying attention to scents. Designers have been generous enough to afford us the opportunity to purchase their exquiste scents, as well as couture, hereby...

Metals don't just act (shoutout optimus prime), they have always been a member of the fashion omega prime family, from ear rings to leg chains, there's almost no part of the body that does have a metal accessory. In recent times this flare for metals has changed the fashion world from metallic coloured spray tans to metalic , make up and nail polish. Be one of the first to wear this look in 2015. Let's go 'transformers'!

1. Where did you meet and what were you both doing there? Love is not found at the stripper joint, orgy, house parties etc unless you are T-pain, Usher or Drake, these are places where skin is of more relevance than mind. You can't catch a penguin in the savannah, so your hunting ground talks a lot about your partners comfort zone. The exception is if it were his/her first time. 2. How did he approach you. There's the romeo-in-love approach, chasing her from the shadows, love notes, trespassing on private property , and almost getting killed or actually dying in the process, this is the ideal, but I choose the less ideal of a witty but yet polite pickup line. Brave with a ting of cockiness served with a little coy. Disrespectful approach connotes a long standing abusive nature to the opposite sex. 3. How soon before he asked you out Call me old school but I don't believe in love at first sight, crush or lust at first sight I totally agree, but I believe it is ver...