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I was hoping to get some advice! There's plenty of pages describing the process and benefits/drawbacks, but I wanted some firsthand experience. I'm hoping for a deep auburn, not too bright. I have fairly thick, very curly red-brown hair that's about a quarter of the way down my back. Any advice you could give me would be great! (i.e. where to buy/best websites, tips and tricks to make it easier, how to maintain it, etc.) I have also dyed my hair before with semi-permanent and permanent chemical dyes - which is why I'm seeking something more natural! Thanks :)

A cookie (more specifically, custard creams) recipe calls for 1 packet of non instant pudding but all I have on me is instant. Would this change the consistency of the cookies?

The other ingredients are basic: flour, baking powder, salt, butter, confectioner's sugar, egg, vanilla extract, and whole milk. After baking I will sandwich them together with a filling. The pudding goes into the cookie, not the filling. Any thoughts?

Or do you skim the surface for just a bit of flavor?

I wonder if the world has become too politically correct, if we are too concerned with hurting others' feelings. As a result, have we lost our sense of humor? Or am I just missing the mark here?

Post a question bashing one side of the political spectrum and then encourage support in the form of similar name-calling and mud-slinging?

I stumbled on here hoping to having a civilized discussion about the situation in WI, but I realized that would not happen because I saw many unreasonable and biased posts to several questions. I understand that it is probably worthless to complain or argue with the way things are, but I guess I wanted to see other perspectives pertaining to the situation here. Does anyone else agree or am I just whining? (And I see this with every political party, I'm not discriminating here.)

Just trying to get some inspiration for a costume

I'm not really sure what Alan Simpson is going on about...

http://reason.com/blog/2011/02/07/alan-simpson-on-...

I've heard mixed reviews and I'm not sure I want to watch it if it's too different to what I've read already.

My boyfriend and I have been together for almost a year, and he says he loves me...but the feeling isn't mutual. I really want to be just friends with him but I want to avoid hurting his feelings at all costs. I enjoy the time we spend together, I just don't care for him romantically anymore. Also, if you can give tips on how to break it off smoothly I'd appreciate that.

I ask this because he's been in the news so much lately and I wonder if we're making this way bigger than it is.

Now, when I ask this, I don't mean best in the way of scary, frightening or nightmare-inducing...I mean cheesy, hilarious, and downright silly - the movies that are meant to be frightening but, in the actual delivery, become greater comedies than comedies themselves.

I'll start off with Creepershow 1 and 2.

Okay...I have had a best friend for several years and have known her as a bisexual for the past two. Recently, I came out to her as a bisexual, and over time we became extremely attracted to one another.

However, a big problem has been the fact that we both have boyfriends - she seems to love hers very much, but I am always afraid to become too close to mine, because I really do love her. I can't seem to let go of the fact that she loves her boyfriend, and yet she continues to sort of encourage my feelings for her with little words and actions. Even if I ended up breaking up with my boyfriend, I would never want to force her out of her relationship just for me. Should I just let her be and move on?