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Why are you gonna ask me if I want round or square if you're going to do your own damn thing anyway?!
"A manicure, please?"
"You have an appointment?"
"Uhhhhhh..."
Clearly this is my mother, but I'll awkward laugh with you because you think that this skit is funny every time I come in.
"Magic 8 Ball, shall I pick this cheap Essie color to pick off my nails for the next week?"
"Hell to the no."
No, I really don't want a spa pedicure, or long, plastic tips. Just the ol' paint and dry today.
"You have a boyfriend?"
"That's the question of the year..."
Refer back to the anxiety that comes from your first question.
I want square but I am assuming that at least one of my nails will either be sharp enough to scratch someone's eye out or so round that the other nails make it look ridiculous.
But really it sounds more like you are being told that you need your eyebrows waxed and all you want is to be able to pull your hands away and touch the caterpillars on your face to see what's going on up there.
Math.
You know you are taking a risk that will probably end badly, but you live in a Pinterest cloud and have way too much trust.
Shit shit shit shit, that looks so bad but I don't want to make her start over.
Phew.
Can I get a couple of dry-nailed hands over here?! Thanks, boo.
List of things you could be doing:
- Eating a taco.
- Watching Netflix on your couch.
- Eating two tacos.
For some reason you're always facing a mirrored wall so you can watch your own face as the massage progresses and it's just not what you want or need.
Long answer: if you're careful you probably can do it.
Short answer: no.
Like a damn princess.
HOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW?!
Cue all things awkward.
It's better than what you would have done at home at least.
Chips? Check plus.