Porcelain Doll Wigs

10 Comments

1. Stefano

   Posted August 19, 2010 at 3:52 am | Permalink

   if ur that bothered, get a tan. u live in a hot place where u get loads of sun so use it
   

2. iduality

   Posted August 19, 2010 at 9:24 am | Permalink

   No, like Casey and Finnegan.

3. KakashiGirl33

   Posted August 24, 2010 at 8:03 pm | Permalink

   Go die DOLL!!!!!!!!!

4. Steven Mucci

   Posted October 7, 2010 at 4:34 am | Permalink

   I did not check out the link to the picture but typically doll face is used in a positive mannor.. They are all complimenting you on having a young face.. Most asians have doll faces.. My friends mother is like 50 and looks like she could be our age (25) So don't take it offensive, it just means you have a face comparable to a doll.. an unblemished young looking characters.. This is going to be an amazing trait when your 40 and you have young 20 year olds like me hitting on you.. it will be very flattering =) So Doll face does means cute, adorable, innocent.

5. UNIROY

   Posted October 10, 2010 at 9:50 am | Permalink

   Tips On Finding The Lowest Priced Collectible Dolls

6. Proud True Canadian

   Posted October 17, 2010 at 11:10 pm | Permalink

   Jean, when a completely unelectable Bob Rae needed a seat, where did he run?

   The gayest riding in Canada and possibly the world: Toronto Centre. The rest of Ontario simply would not elect the man who wrecked the Ontario economy, so he found the most radical possible riding, which happens to be the gayest riding.

   Now the gay community will have a hard time disassociating themselves from Rae's spendthrift legacy. It means the next time a gay politician runs for office the public has a legitimate economic argument to make against that candidate. Gay voters, according to the facts and undeniable data, don't care about taxes and deficits, they want their gay agenda and they want it now, even if it means electing the most widely reviled Ontario politician to represent them.

   Recent polls show only 7% of gay men support the Conservatives. The percentage of non-gay men who support the Conservatives is over 40%, or about 500% higher. That's a problem. Mutlibillion dollar bailouts to GM and Ford and bags of cash to Big Union is not a different opinion, it is a wrong opinion, which will cost me and other serious Canadians real money for many years. And 93% of gay men support that wrong opinion, to the great detriment of the 95% of Canadians who aren't gay. Again, that is a problem.

   Gays have nothing but hatred towards heterosexual activists. They are not endangered porcelain dolls but rather vocal and vicious partisans. As long as Canada remains a free country I will criticize them however I wish, wherever I wish, and whenever I wish, especially when they are acting in concert to bankrupt the federal treasury.

   In the 1950s, Ottawa elected a lesbian mayor. Nobody cared much that she was a lesbian; she was the city controller and was judged on her ability to do the job. Fifty years later, the putative favourite for the mayor's chair, a gay man named Alex Munter, lost the election quite badly, in large part for the reasons I listed above: his social extremism is impossible to decouple from his fiscal fecundity and at a time where property taxes are skyrocketing the public deemed a gay man to be too risky to put in charge of a $2 billion budget.

   Politicians who are not professionally gay, such as certain members of Harper's cabinet, and don't allow their orientation to dictate their politics, seem to have less trouble getting elected, even in socially conservative ridings like Ottawa West-Nepean (lots of seniors there). I argue that by aligning themselves to the radical left, gays have made themselves nearly unelectable and place great strain on their relationship with the straight community, and the data supports me on this point.

7. Katherine

   Posted November 14, 2010 at 5:55 am | Permalink

   I have just watched a rerun of the programme. I have to admit, I did find it a little disturbing that these women were giving the dolls a human attribute. I (and my mother) collect porcelain dolls for the aesthetic value and some of these can be very lifelike as well. However, we are well enough adjusted to realise that these are dolls and not human!!! I have to admith that having looked at a couple of webistes, I am very tempted to buy one of these reborns. I will certainly not be taking it out in a pram, or dressing it up, however!

8. Mimi

   Posted December 16, 2010 at 12:08 am | Permalink

   I'd go for it!!! I utilize mohair from goats in the making of wigs for reproduction antique porcelain dolls and I see absolutely nothing wrong with utilizing something that was discarded and is in essence a by-product of the meat industry. Personally…I don't go with the whole “anti-fur” crowd…animal skins and fur have been around since man decided to walk upright and cloth themselves in order to keep warm. Make yourself that nice fur trimmed, cashmere coat and don't worry about it.

9. klovee

   Posted November 21, 2011 at 3:40 am | Permalink

   I COMPLETELY agree with you.

   The little girls get so tired and their mothers bribe them to keep going. Have you noticed that all of the mothers are very heavy set? Seriously!

   A little girls face is so beautiful as is. These pageants make me ill and angry. I wish they could be banned but never will. I see it as a form of abuse parading them around and making them look like hookers. So disgusting!

10. kingmetroplex

    Posted December 7, 2011 at 4:21 am | Permalink

    that was a piece of crap!