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Some Justin related questions

Dec 06, 2006 07:39

Some of these are a little more US culture related than anything else - I hope someone can help ( Read more... )

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_lisalisa_ December 5 2006, 20:44:48 UTC

#2 - Matt Dillion is pretty famous. I'd say more so than Jared.
#4 - Air Jordans

alasen December 6 2006, 07:55:36 UTC

Thank you!

tonguemastaofjc December 5 2006, 21:03:55 UTC

2. Cameron was with Jared Leto.. He's more "famous" now I guess then he was when they were together.. I know she was with Matt Dillion too..

4. Pick any michael jordan shoe (cross reference the year).. He has a room just for his shoes.. He keeps them all..

alasen December 6 2006, 07:56:21 UTC

Thanks!

glendaglamazon December 5 2006, 21:23:52 UTC

1. Frederic Fekkai or Kiehl's.

2. I second that Matt Dillon is bigger than Jared Leto.

3. Magnolias (at least the most common varieties) are evergreens. They have huge, waxy, dark-green leaves that never all fall off at once. Rather, new growth pushes out the old every spring. When the leaves die, they turn brown and curl at the sides, and often litter the undercanopy of the tree, like pine needles do pine trees. Magnolias are huge trees with broad, candelabra-style profiles and waxy white flowers.

daisydust December 5 2006, 21:26:12 UTC

Scary ... we made vary similar comments at almost the exact same time ... are we sharing a brain? :)

glendaglamazon December 5 2006, 21:28:46 UTC

LOL, apparently so! And I'm honored. ;)

glendaglamazon December 5 2006, 21:44:33 UTC

Also, I meant to post this, about magnolia seed pods, which are on the tree in the autumn. See here.

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daisydust December 5 2006, 21:24:15 UTC

1) Kiehl's Shampoo (Lance went of on how much he loved this stuff when he hosted Sharon Osbourne...I realize this doesn't mean Justin has any clue about it, but there is a sparkly connection.

3) Magnolia trees are a form of Evergreen and they don't lose their leaves in the fall in MS. They will lose leaves in the Spring when new growth occurs. They look like really big bushes when they are young, but get big and kind of nobby when full-grown. They have big, waxy, oval-shaped leaves. Here's a picture I found via Google: http://www.floridata.com/ref/m/images/magn_gr2.jpg

daisydust December 6 2006, 00:41:47 UTC

Thank you. I thought they might not lose leaves in Mississippi, but I have a magnolia and it ha slost all its leaves now.

alasen December 6 2006, 07:57:07 UTC

Thanks!