Tasha M.
I have a thing for thick necks, generally from too much headbanging. People think I'm weird for having a bit of a crush on Corey Taylor for that reason. I dont find anything else about him attractive but I just really want to put my hands round his neck!
Luckily my man has a muscly neck, he's a guitarist/bassist in a couple of bands, so that satisfies my neck touching cravings.
The other odd thing is my man has really soft underarm hair and love stroking that, not sure he appreciates it so much...
Like Jackita and Bonita I'm also a big fan of really manly men.
Posts by Tasha M.
Michelle - I love your pics!
HollyPolly - Love your blog, how long do you spend on it? I started my own a few months ago: tashymakesstuff.tumblr.com but I never get round to actually making new posts, as a result its become more of bookmark list of things I want to make
I've got a couple down my leg from being chased by cows when I was 8 and I jumped over a barbed wire fence and slipped, silly me! Also got one on my knee from a car crash where the engine pushed the plastic under the steering wheel outwards which cut my knee, it was a very lucky one and I was in so much shock that I didnt realise it had happened until the medics came round and noticed I had blood all down my knee.
tashymakesstuff.tumblr.com - not great, theres some stuff I made on there but I also keep track of things I want to make.
Depends realy on what kind you use. I added some to a dress a couple of years ago just using a standard stitch with a sewing machine and it has stayed put. I think if you used a very delicate lace you would need to be more careful.
There's different ways of sewing it on this website: http://www.homesewingprojects.com/Sewing-with-Lace.html
If you buy something not too delicate I reckon you could just unstitch where the flowers are and insert the lace by stitching over where the previous stich was.
You could replace the flowers with lace?xx
Oh cool, I actually live in bath, uk at the mo but I lived in brittany in france 10 years and theyre quite big on mixing celtic music with other types.
Rawr. Rawr, out of interest where are you from? I had heard of Eluveitie before but it's always nice to hear new music x
Fair enough!!
I recommend this website or finding new bands:
http://www.music-map.com/
As for my favs:
36 crazyfists
Soilwork
Devildriver
Lamb of God
Opeth
Volbeat
Paradise Lost
Deftones
Soulfly
One Minute Silence
Machine Head
Medication
Disarmonia Mundi
The Gathering
Pantera
Stone Sour
Killswitch Engage
Taproot
Gojira
Elecric Eel Shock
Incubus
Anyway thats just a few... I've never really listened to the bands you listed but hey, those are some of the metal/rock bands I like
Thanks a million! Ill try these out at the weekend 
If you are at their house or maybe even around their parents I think you should respect their religious beliefs, maybe as Sarah D suggested you could wear a shrug to cover your shoulders. However, anywhere else it is totally up to you what you wear and your friends beliefs should not change that!
I've been seeing quite a few laddered jumpers in shops like these:
http://www.usc.co.uk/Diesel-Darcella-Cardigan/00186640301900,default,pd.html?cgid=WD
http://www.asos.com/Asos/Asos-V-Neck-Ladder-Stitch-Jumper/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=721675
Ive got a couple of old jumpers hanging around so really would like to try making one myself.
Just wondering if anyone has seen any tutorials on how to go about it?
I went to Sonisphere a couple of years ago as I won tickets and it was ace!
I'm going to Sonisphere France this summer and making a bit of a roadtrip holiday out of it.
Otherwise I mainly go to gigs - went to Gogol Bordello last night as I tend to find festivals really expensive.
hehe... great rant! Don't know why there are so many a**holes like that about! Luckily I dont know any men like that in real life! Sorry for your loss of your uncle