Jean M Debban

The macabre mystery began late Tuesday when two women cleaning a building's storage area discovered the tiny skeletal remains shrouded in 1930s newspapers.\r\nInside the trunk were papers belonging to someone named Jean M. Barrie, a "Peter Pan" storybook and a membership certificate for the Peter Pan Woodland Club - an upscale mountain resort ...

There are few things which make me cringe as much as watching a middle-aged politician looking for votes from a younger generation, doing their darnedest to look hip and cool. You see this most often when they make an appearance on MTV wearing their ‘I’m-a-bottom-dwelling-pond-scum-politician-but-trying-desperately-to-look-like-one-of-you‘ outfit - open shirt, rolled up sleeves, ill-fitting jeans and $500 Gucci loafers.

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We all want to look and feel better, no doubt. But realistically most of us are too lazy to put in the effort to achieve the results. If you had a choice to fit into those skinny jeans with hard work or with a push of a button, most of us would choose the easy way out, the button. Come on, don't kid yourself. All I'm saying is that I'm busy as hell during the week and I don't have the time to shop for groceries or spend the time cooking a healthy meal. I know it's the best way but who has time for that? I found a different way and as the title states, "I look good"!

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I'm not really "good" at fashion. I wear one of three pairs of jeans and one of my many white t-shirts, (all in varying stages of shrinkage and stain-having), every single day of my life. If it looks like it might be cold, I will either put on a baseball cap or work from home.

I'm only here to make observations, not complain.

Real. Comfortable. Jeans. Just do it! I'm lovin' it. Simplicity has a role in marketing. It's possibly the most important aspect of any message

I'm not even sure if this guy knows the English that he's singing, but he does the most phenomenal impersonation of the King of Pop's Billie Jean. Turns out that the cabbie, Jean Walker, has been singing and entertaining for over 30 years and it truly shows.