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Adidas Originals Store
With an inspired collection, the triple-stripe sportswear company has moved out of the gym and into retro fashion. Young jocks and wannabe D.J.âs come here for anything from key chains, track suits and tees to limited-edition shoes.
Plan B: Opt for streamlined apparel and footwear from the nearby Puma Store, abuzz with young hipsters.
⢠Adidas: 136 Wooster St. near Prince St., 212-777-2001, adidas.com
⢠Puma: 521 Broadway near Spring St., 212-334-7861, puma.com
Make a Playdate
American Girl Place
The 43,000-square-foot behemoth is home to a full line of eighteen-inch historical dolls (dressed in period clothes), a café, a bookstore, and a theater that brings the dollsâ characters to life.
⢠609 Fifth Ave. at 49th St., 1-877-AG-PLACE, americangirl.com
For Those With an Alternative Computing Style
Apple Store SoHo
The two-story space boasts a show-stopping glass staircase and a translucent walkway which glimmers in the sunshine flooding in from skylights. Test-drive everything in sight (iPods, digital cameras, software), play stump-the-tech-experts at the Genius Bar upstairs, or sit in on the free daily instructional seminars.
⢠103 Prince St. at Greene St., 212-226-3126
Because You Can Afford to Look Fabulous
Barneys New York
Anyone worth her Manolos will tell you that Barneysâ Madison Avenue flagship is the final word in edgy designer fashion. The lower floors house sophisticated, expensive items like Prada suits; in the upstairs Co-op department, youâll find Habitual jeans, Miu Miu dresses, and clingy Juicy tees.
⢠660 Madison Ave. at 61st St., 212-826-8900, barneys.com
⢠Barney's Co-op, 236 W. 18th St. near Seventh Ave., 212-593-7800
⢠Barney's Co-op, 116 Wooster St., near Prince St., 212-965-9964
Score a Suit. Buy a Shoe.
Bergdorf Goodman
Ladies who lunch still come here for endless variations on the daytime suit; younger customers flock to the fifth floor for Michael Kors, Theory, and Diane von Furstenberg dresses. The second floor shoe salon is dazzling enough to get any woman in trouble and the massive bag collection is equally dangerous.
⢠754 Fifth Ave. at 58th St., 212-753-7300, bergdorfgoodman.com
Bag Big Name Brands
Bloomingdale's
Plow through "B-Way," the aptly named, crowded main-floor arcade that feels like Times Square on Saturday, and hit the second floor for trendy, well-priced American brands. Bloomies also carries all the requisite big-name designer labels and houses an extensive selection of lingerie. The SoHo location, opened in spring '04, caters to a younger, hipper crowd.
⢠1000 Third Ave. at 59th St., 212-705-2000, bloomingdales.com
⢠504 Broadway, between Spring and Broome Sts., 212-729-5900
Save Big
Century 21
The home of department store designer leftovers that are at leastâand often far more thanâ40 percent off. Youâll find everything from Hanes to Helmut Lang for men and women. The linen department deals are even more incredible.
⢠22 Cortlandt St., near Broadway, 212-227-9092, c21stores.com
Return of a Classic
FAO Schwarz
In 1862, German immigrant Frederick August Otto Schwarz began supplying New York society with Europeâs finest toys. Today, youâll find a smattering of ultra-high-end goods and an array of stuffed animals, dolls, train sets, blocks, board games, and even candy.
⢠767 Fifth Ave. at 58th St., 212-644-9400, fao.com
While You Wait
Grand Central Station
Looking for authentic New York cheesecake? You don't need to trek out to Brooklyn. This spectacularly restored landmark boasts a Junior's outpostâalong with classy lounge The Campbell Apartment, the famous Oyster Bar & Restaurant, and a slew of shops, including Godiva Chocolatier, Kenneth Cole, L'Occitane, Banana Republic, Papyrus and many more.
⢠Grand Central Terminal, 42nd St. and Lexington Ave., grandcentralterminal.com
Take a Fresh Food Break
The Greenmarket at Union Square
Farmers from as far away as Vermont arrive at this outdoor market four times weekly, toting the freshest of produce and an ample selection of flowers. Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
Plan B: Roam the long corridor at Chelsea Market, stopping for lunch, pastries, produce, or unusual blooms at their wholesale flower market.
⢠Greenmarket: Union Square at 17th St., 212-788-7476, cenyc.org
⢠Chelsea Market: 75 Ninth Ave., between 15th and 16th Sts., 212-243-6005, chelseamarket.com
Meet the Mod Squad
Henri Bendel
In the disco era, Henri Bendel was the epicenter of modish New York. These days, the shop stays cool with favorites like Earl Jeans and Shoshanna dresses, as well as styles from designers like Sophia Kokosalaki. Visit the Tiffanyâs Closet boutique for vintage handbags and jewelry.
⢠712 Fifth Ave. near 56th St., 212-247-1100
Go Euro-Fabulous
H&M
The throngs of bargain hunters, thumping music, and huge fitting-room lines could fray even a Zen masterâs nerves, but you canât beat this Swedish chainâs ridiculously low prices on must-haves of the moment like club clothes, ethnic-inspired tops, and cargo pants.
Plan B: For years, European have loved the Dutch brand Mexx for many of the same reasons New Yorkers love H&Mâaccessible prices, amazingly quick trend-spotting. Prices are a step higher at Mexx and outerwear seems to be their strength.
⢠640 Fifth Ave., near 51st St., 646-473-1164, hm.com
⢠1328 Broadway at 34th St., 212-564-9922
⢠558 Broadway near Prince St., 212-343-2722
⢠435 Seventh Ave. at 34th St., 212-643-6955
⢠125 W. 125th St., 212-665-8300
⢠Mexx: 515 Broadway, between Spring and Broome Sts., 212-965-8975
Shop the Miracle on 34th St.
Macy's
If you're looking for cutting edge fashion, head elsewhere. This is the spot for essentials from all the big brandsâeveryone from Guess and Esprit to Ralph, Donna and Calvin, and at all prices in between.
⢠151 W. 34th St. near Broadway, 212-695-4400, macys.com
Why God Made Window Shopping
Madison Avenue
This haute strip boasts fifteen blocks of celebrity designer shops (Calvin, Jean-Paul, Giorgio) and flagship fashion house boutiques (Prada, Hermès, Chanel). Kick things off at Fratelli Rossetti on 58th Street for fab Italian shoes, and be sure to leave some time for the grand finale at the stately Polo Store on 72nd Street.
Plan B: Need to get it all in a hurry? Fifth Avenue is where you'll find the high-end department stores (Bergdorf's, Bendel's, Saks) carrying all the names you need. Plus a few that you won't find on Madison (Versace, Fendi, Ferragamo).
⢠Madison Avenue, 57th to 72nd Sts.
Chase Your Hoop Dreams
NBA Store
This bustling basketball temple carries everything from standard posters and authentic jerseys to jewelry, tableware and a new ânba4herâ line, worn by Eve and Mariah Carey. Test your skills by shooting balls on the main-floor court or in the pop-a-shot game downstairs.
⢠666 Fifth Ave. at 52nd St., 212-515-6221, nbastore.com
Just Buy It
Niketown
The famed Nike swoosh is everywhere you look in this much-ballyhooed store. Stop in for the full line of Nike productsâshoes, clothes, gizmosâand the terrific people-watching.
⢠6 E. 57th St., between Fifth and Madison Aves., 212-891-6453, niketown.com
Not your Average Drug Store
Ricky's
No one needs 80 kinds of hair brushes, but they look cool all lined up on the shelves. Ditto for wigs in shades of neon and hair bands in every shape. Makeup artists hoard the tiny plastic pots and bottles; club kids come for extensions and body glitter.
⢠Multiple locations. Flagship Store: 509 Fifth Ave. near 42nd St., 212-949-7230, rickys-nyc.com
Shop a Classic
Saks Fifth Avenue
This top-end department store is filled with major American designers and plenty of Europeans, plus a complete collection of diffusion lines. The eighth-floor swimwear department swells seasonally to accommodate classics and styles with a little more va-va-voom.
⢠611 Fifth Ave. at 50th St., 212-753-4000, saksfifthavenue.com
Explore the Downtown Crowd Pleaser
SoHo
This one-time artists' mecca has since morphed into the city's poshest outdoor mall. Cobblestoned streets and loft-like spaces make the neighborhood a prettier spot for shopping than the average galleria, but do expect seemingly impenetrable throngs on your way from Catherine Malandrino to Kate Spade. (Kill two birds and visit Chinatown for knockoff bags just blocks away.)
⢠W. Houston St. to Canal St.; Broadway to Sixth Ave.
Embrace Your Inner Technophile
Sony Style
Itâs big, noisy, and always packed with elbowing tourists, but this shopâs the best place around for sleek gadgets and high-tech equipment.
⢠550 Madison Ave. near 55th St., 212-833-5336, sonystyle.com
Browse 16 Miles of Books
Strand Book Store
Established in 1927, the dusty, flea-market-esque Strand is the largest, cheapest secondhand-book store in town. It carries everything from current fiction to old cookbooks, art tomes, and rare reads.
⢠828 Broadway at 12th St., 212-473-1452, strandbooks.com
⢠Annex: 95 Fulton St. near Gold St., 212-732-6070,
⢠Strand Books Kiosk: Central Park, Fifth Ave. at 60th St., 646-284-5506
Score a Little Blue Box
Tiffany & Co.
The most democratic of the big jewelry houses, Tiffanyâs welcomes shoppers who
Adidas Originals Store
With an inspired collection, the triple-stripe sportswear company has moved out of the gym and into retro fashion. Young jocks and wannabe D.J.âs come here for anything from key chains, track suits and tees to limited-edition shoes.
Plan B: Opt for streamlined apparel and footwear from the nearby Puma Store, abuzz with young hipsters.
⢠Adidas: 136 Wooster St. near Prince St., 212-777-2001, adidas.com
⢠Puma: 521 Broadway near Spring St., 212-334-7861, puma.com
Make a Playdate
American Girl Place
The 43,000-square-foot behemoth is home to a full line of eighteen-inch historical dolls (dressed in period clothes), a café, a bookstore, and a theater that brings the dollsâ characters to life.
⢠609 Fifth Ave. at 49th St., 1-877-AG-PLACE, americangirl.com
For Those With an Alternative Computing Style
Apple Store SoHo
The two-story space boasts a show-stopping glass staircase and a translucent walkway which glimmers in the sunshine flooding in from skylights. Test-drive everything in sight (iPods, digital cameras, software), play stump-the-tech-experts at the Genius Bar upstairs, or sit in on the free daily instructional seminars.
⢠103 Prince St. at Greene St., 212-226-3126
Because You Can Afford to Look Fabulous
Barneys New York
Anyone worth her Manolos will tell you that Barneysâ Madison Avenue flagship is the final word in edgy designer fashion. The lower floors house sophisticated, expensive items like Prada suits; in the upstairs Co-op department, youâll find Habitual jeans, Miu Miu dresses, and clingy Juicy tees.
⢠660 Madison Ave. at 61st St., 212-826-8900, barneys.com
⢠Barney's Co-op, 236 W. 18th St. near Seventh Ave., 212-593-7800
⢠Barney's Co-op, 116 Wooster St., near Prince St., 212-965-9964
Score a Suit. Buy a Shoe.
Bergdorf Goodman
Ladies who lunch still come here for endless variations on the daytime suit; younger customers flock to the fifth floor for Michael Kors, Theory, and Diane von Furstenberg dresses. The second floor shoe salon is dazzling enough to get any woman in trouble and the massive bag collection is equally dangerous.
⢠754 Fifth Ave. at 58th St., 212-753-7300, bergdorfgoodman.com
Bag Big Name Brands
Bloomingdale's
Plow through "B-Way," the aptly named, crowded main-floor arcade that feels like Times Square on Saturday, and hit the second floor for trendy, well-priced American brands. Bloomies also carries all the requisite big-name designer labels and houses an extensive selection of lingerie. The SoHo location, opened in spring '04, caters to a younger, hipper crowd.
⢠1000 Third Ave. at 59th St., 212-705-2000, bloomingdales.com
⢠504 Broadway, between Spring and Broome Sts., 212-729-5900
Save Big
Century 21
The home of department store designer leftovers that are at leastâand often far more thanâ40 percent off. Youâll find everything from Hanes to Helmut Lang for men and women. The linen department deals are even more incredible.
⢠22 Cortlandt St., near Broadway, 212-227-9092, c21stores.com
Return of a Classic
FAO Schwarz
In 1862, German immigrant Frederick August Otto Schwarz began supplying New York society with Europeâs finest toys. Today, youâll find a smattering of ultra-high-end goods and an array of stuffed animals, dolls, train sets, blocks, board games, and even candy.
⢠767 Fifth Ave. at 58th St., 212-644-9400, fao.com
While You Wait
Grand Central Station
Looking for authentic New York cheesecake? You don't need to trek out to Brooklyn. This spectacularly restored landmark boasts a Junior's outpostâalong with classy lounge The Campbell Apartment, the famous Oyster Bar & Restaurant, and a slew of shops, including Godiva Chocolatier, Kenneth Cole, L'Occitane, Banana Republic, Papyrus and many more.
⢠Grand Central Terminal, 42nd St. and Lexington Ave., grandcentralterminal.com
Take a Fresh Food Break
The Greenmarket at Union Square
Farmers from as far away as Vermont arrive at this outdoor market four times weekly, toting the freshest of produce and an ample selection of flowers. Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
Plan B: Roam the long corridor at Chelsea Market, stopping for lunch, pastries, produce, or unusual blooms at their wholesale flower market.
⢠Greenmarket: Union Square at 17th St., 212-788-7476, cenyc.org
⢠Chelsea Market: 75 Ninth Ave., between 15th and 16th Sts., 212-243-6005, chelseamarket.com
Meet the Mod Squad
Henri Bendel
In the disco era, Henri Bendel was the epicenter of modish New York. These days, the shop stays cool with favorites like Earl Jeans and Shoshanna dresses, as well as styles from designers like Sophia Kokosalaki. Visit the Tiffanyâs Closet boutique for vintage handbags and jewelry.
⢠712 Fifth Ave. near 56th St., 212-247-1100
Go Euro-Fabulous
H&M
The throngs of bargain hunters, thumping music, and huge fitting-room lines could fray even a Zen masterâs nerves, but you canât beat this Swedish chainâs ridiculously low prices on must-haves of the moment like club clothes, ethnic-inspired tops, and cargo pants.
Plan B: For years, European have loved the Dutch brand Mexx for many of the same reasons New Yorkers love H&Mâaccessible prices, amazingly quick trend-spotting. Prices are a step higher at Mexx and outerwear seems to be their strength.
⢠640 Fifth Ave., near 51st St., 646-473-1164, hm.com
⢠1328 Broadway at 34th St., 212-564-9922
⢠558 Broadway near Prince St., 212-343-2722
⢠435 Seventh Ave. at 34th St., 212-643-6955
⢠125 W. 125th St., 212-665-8300
⢠Mexx: 515 Broadway, between Spring and Broome Sts., 212-965-8975
Shop the Miracle on 34th St.
Macy's
If you're looking for cutting edge fashion, head elsewhere. This is the spot for essentials from all the big brandsâeveryone from Guess and Esprit to Ralph, Donna and Calvin, and at all prices in between.
⢠151 W. 34th St. near Broadway, 212-695-4400, macys.com
Why God Made Window Shopping
Madison Avenue
This haute strip boasts fifteen blocks of celebrity designer shops (Calvin, Jean-Paul, Giorgio) and flagship fashion house boutiques (Prada, Hermès, Chanel). Kick things off at Fratelli Rossetti on 58th Street for fab Italian shoes, and be sure to leave some time for the grand finale at the stately Polo Store on 72nd Street.
Plan B: Need to get it all in a hurry? Fifth Avenue is where you'll find the high-end department stores (Bergdorf's, Bendel's, Saks) carrying all the names you need. Plus a few that you won't find on Madison (Versace, Fendi, Ferragamo).
⢠Madison Avenue, 57th to 72nd Sts.
Chase Your Hoop Dreams
NBA Store
This bustling basketball temple carries everything from standard posters and authentic jerseys to jewelry, tableware and a new ânba4herâ line, worn by Eve and Mariah Carey. Test your skills by shooting balls on the main-floor court or in the pop-a-shot game downstairs.
⢠666 Fifth Ave. at 52nd St., 212-515-6221, nbastore.com
Just Buy It
Niketown
The famed Nike swoosh is everywhere you look in this much-ballyhooed store. Stop in for the full line of Nike productsâshoes, clothes, gizmosâand the terrific people-watching.
⢠6 E. 57th St., between Fifth and Madison Aves., 212-891-6453, niketown.com
Not your Average Drug Store
Ricky's
No one needs 80 kinds of hair brushes, but they look cool all lined up on the shelves. Ditto for wigs in shades of neon and hair bands in every shape. Makeup artists hoard the tiny plastic pots and bottles; club kids come for extensions and body glitter.
⢠Multiple locations. Flagship Store: 509 Fifth Ave. near 42nd St., 212-949-7230, rickys-nyc.com
Shop a Classic
Saks Fifth Avenue
This top-end department store is filled with major American designers and plenty of Europeans, plus a complete collection of diffusion lines. The eighth-floor swimwear department swells seasonally to accommodate classics and styles with a little more va-va-voom.
⢠611 Fifth Ave. at 50th St., 212-753-4000, saksfifthavenue.com
Explore the Downtown Crowd Pleaser
SoHo
This one-time artists' mecca has since morphed into the city's poshest outdoor mall. Cobblestoned streets and loft-like spaces make the neighborhood a prettier spot for shopping than the average galleria, but do expect seemingly impenetrable throngs on your way from Catherine Malandrino to Kate Spade. (Kill two birds and visit Chinatown for knockoff bags just blocks away.)
⢠W. Houston St. to Canal St.; Broadway to Sixth Ave.
Embrace Your Inner Technophile
Sony Style
Itâs big, noisy, and always packed with elbowing tourists, but this shopâs the best place around for sleek gadgets and high-tech equipment.
⢠550 Madison Ave. near 55th St., 212-833-5336, sonystyle.com
Browse 16 Miles of Books
Strand Book Store
Established in 1927, the dusty, flea-market-esque Strand is the largest, cheapest secondhand-book store in town. It carries everything from current fiction to old cookbooks, art tomes, and rare reads.
⢠828 Broadway at 12th St., 212-473-1452, strandbooks.com
⢠Annex: 95 Fulton St. near Gold St., 212-732-6070,
⢠Strand Books Kiosk: Central Park, Fifth Ave. at 60th St., 646-284-5506
Score a Little Blue Box
Tiffany & Co.
The most democratic of the big jewelry houses, Tiffanyâs welcomes shoppers who
Poll:what do you think true love means?
Roger that
Answer
As Iâm sure youâll figured out soon, my work is a little bit silly and a wee bit pretentious; like Shakespeareâs willy or Noam Chomsky wearing a strap on. It also tends to be a little bit gay and a wee bit offensive; like Thanksgiving Day or Noam Chomsky wearing a strap on. So please, put your cell phones to vibrate and put your vibrators to cell phone mode. If youâre new to this, let me tell you how this goes.
At times I might be a bit vulgar, but you know women and men are like Coke and Pepsi. I strongly prefer Coke but my brother thinks they both taste the same.
When you love her like kings love queens; like a gay geneticist loves designer jeans. When you need her like New Orleans needed a drought; like Hitlerâs father needed to learn to pull out. And when you want her like a mathematician wants some kind of proof, or like how JFK wanted a car with a roofâ¦
Because love is taking that dive, and then getting comfortable enough to pee in the pool; and love is like real life porn, minus all the stuff that makes porn cool, and love is a homeless guy searching for treasure in the middle of the rain and finding a bag of gold coins and slowly finding out theyâre all filled with chocolate. Even though heâs a bit heart broken, he canât complain because he was hungry in the first placeâ¦
When you love her like Dora loves maps, or like the Vatican toilets love holy craps. When you need her like a voyeur needs a branch, like a boy tossing salad needs a little bit of ranch. Now when you want her like how Goth kids who all look alike donât want to conform, and you want her like Anne Frank wanted nobody to read her personal diary. A diary is a collection of secret things nobodyâs supposed to read; thatâs the whole point of a diary. Billions of people have breached this little girlâs privacy after she was chased by Nazis, kicking her while sheâs downâ¦Iâm sorry, that was a little off topic.
If you met in ten thousand B.C., you were her caveman, and sheâd be your cave lady. If it was cold, youâd start rubbing, and if you got hungry, youâd go clubbing. If you met in seventeen-eighty, you were a white southern aristocratic plantation owner and she was your dark-skinned servant lady, aka slave. Whenever you could get away from the Missus, you went to her shed just to steal her kisses. However, letâs be serious, youâd still have worked her full-time as a slave because thereâs a difference between the romantic language and complete disregard for socio economic trends. If it was nineteen-forty-one, You were a Nazi and she was a gypsy on the run; thatâs a little redundant. Thatâ¦definitely wouldnât have worked out actuallyâ¦
Because love is like watching a shooting star and then realizing that itâs coming right at you; and love is like your friends giving you chocolate, and then realizing that itâs just poo. Now love is going to a party, and then waking up with a dick drawn on your forehead. Now you understand that one of your friends is a douche bag by now and even though you will probably never know who actually did it without them stepping forward, you have your suspicions.
When you love her like how after two years, all Americans want the President dead. When you love her like zombies want the fruit in your head. When you want her like how we all want to survive, and when you love her like how Judas wanted to commit suicide. Really, after Judas betrayed Jesus, he took the money happily, and then fell into regret. He returned the thirty silver coins and hanged himself with a halter. Talk about attacking your faith even more.
Because love is your favorite food for every breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and love is a holocaust if you donât die quick and you donât get thinner. Love is being the owner of the company that makes rape whistles, and even though you started the company with good intentions trying to reduce the rate of rape, now you donât want to reduce it all because if the rape rate declines then youâll see an equal decline in whistles salesâ¦Without rapists, whoâs gonna buy your rape whistles?
Yes, love is partly about whistles.
Actually, I can summarize this to a simple answer. Love is thinking you found something perfect and then finding all the problems with it; and yet youâre still in love.
As Iâm sure youâll figured out soon, my work is a little bit silly and a wee bit pretentious; like Shakespeareâs willy or Noam Chomsky wearing a strap on. It also tends to be a little bit gay and a wee bit offensive; like Thanksgiving Day or Noam Chomsky wearing a strap on. So please, put your cell phones to vibrate and put your vibrators to cell phone mode. If youâre new to this, let me tell you how this goes.
At times I might be a bit vulgar, but you know women and men are like Coke and Pepsi. I strongly prefer Coke but my brother thinks they both taste the same.
When you love her like kings love queens; like a gay geneticist loves designer jeans. When you need her like New Orleans needed a drought; like Hitlerâs father needed to learn to pull out. And when you want her like a mathematician wants some kind of proof, or like how JFK wanted a car with a roofâ¦
Because love is taking that dive, and then getting comfortable enough to pee in the pool; and love is like real life porn, minus all the stuff that makes porn cool, and love is a homeless guy searching for treasure in the middle of the rain and finding a bag of gold coins and slowly finding out theyâre all filled with chocolate. Even though heâs a bit heart broken, he canât complain because he was hungry in the first placeâ¦
When you love her like Dora loves maps, or like the Vatican toilets love holy craps. When you need her like a voyeur needs a branch, like a boy tossing salad needs a little bit of ranch. Now when you want her like how Goth kids who all look alike donât want to conform, and you want her like Anne Frank wanted nobody to read her personal diary. A diary is a collection of secret things nobodyâs supposed to read; thatâs the whole point of a diary. Billions of people have breached this little girlâs privacy after she was chased by Nazis, kicking her while sheâs downâ¦Iâm sorry, that was a little off topic.
If you met in ten thousand B.C., you were her caveman, and sheâd be your cave lady. If it was cold, youâd start rubbing, and if you got hungry, youâd go clubbing. If you met in seventeen-eighty, you were a white southern aristocratic plantation owner and she was your dark-skinned servant lady, aka slave. Whenever you could get away from the Missus, you went to her shed just to steal her kisses. However, letâs be serious, youâd still have worked her full-time as a slave because thereâs a difference between the romantic language and complete disregard for socio economic trends. If it was nineteen-forty-one, You were a Nazi and she was a gypsy on the run; thatâs a little redundant. Thatâ¦definitely wouldnât have worked out actuallyâ¦
Because love is like watching a shooting star and then realizing that itâs coming right at you; and love is like your friends giving you chocolate, and then realizing that itâs just poo. Now love is going to a party, and then waking up with a dick drawn on your forehead. Now you understand that one of your friends is a douche bag by now and even though you will probably never know who actually did it without them stepping forward, you have your suspicions.
When you love her like how after two years, all Americans want the President dead. When you love her like zombies want the fruit in your head. When you want her like how we all want to survive, and when you love her like how Judas wanted to commit suicide. Really, after Judas betrayed Jesus, he took the money happily, and then fell into regret. He returned the thirty silver coins and hanged himself with a halter. Talk about attacking your faith even more.
Because love is your favorite food for every breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and love is a holocaust if you donât die quick and you donât get thinner. Love is being the owner of the company that makes rape whistles, and even though you started the company with good intentions trying to reduce the rate of rape, now you donât want to reduce it all because if the rape rate declines then youâll see an equal decline in whistles salesâ¦Without rapists, whoâs gonna buy your rape whistles?
Yes, love is partly about whistles.
Actually, I can summarize this to a simple answer. Love is thinking you found something perfect and then finding all the problems with it; and yet youâre still in love.
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